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PICNIC. SlINnAY

Members Of the Three Seven One
club. together with number Of
guests. enjoyed picnic at Sunny
Side on Sunday. There were six cars
in the party.
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Performances q 7:l5 and
9:l5 Of the sVolga Boatman, :
Capitol Theatre tonight.
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Leaves FOR UNIVERSITY

Harold Murphy. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Murphy. 2l0 Second street.
left this morning for St. Johns Uni
versity. Collcgeville. Mimi, where he
will attend school.
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born Saturday evening ut the home
" Mrs. w. H. Miller, 324 Fourteenth
street.
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HERE On nliSTNE0a

Lester Falkenstein Of Baldwin WAS
In the city over the weekend trans
acting business.
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ON MOTOR TRIP

Mrs. John Homan left today for
Jamestown. where she will join Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur O'Hearn of that city
on a motor trip to Fargo, Duluth and
points in Wisconsin.
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MOVES TO MANDAN AVENUE
Miss Lizzie Shcrmcr, who has made
her home ut 3l6 Fourth street for the
paat ~ years, has moved to sos Man.
dan avenue.
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LEAVES FOR LOS ANGELES

LEAVES FOR LOS ANGELES
Miss Katherine Bodcnstab left yes
tcrday for Los Angeles, where she
is enrolled as 4 student at the Uni
vcrsity Of Southern California. She
will spend several days ut Tacoma,
where she will be the guest Of Lieut..
and Mrs. Kenneth Tracey OF Camp
Lewis.
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EASTERN STAR TO MEET

The first meeting OF the Eastern
Star for tho season will be held this
evening at 8 o'clock at the Masonic
temple, There will be initiation and
all visiting members arc cordially in.
vitcd. Refreshments will be served.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY TO MEET
The directory Of st. Georges Epis-
copal church will meet this evening
ut 1880 o'clock At the parish house.
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETING
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society of the Methodist church will
meet with Mrs. W. E. Water at the
parsonage at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. Members are asked to
bring their mite boxes for the an
nual opening.
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CHEST IN nrSMARCl

Theodore Rex Of Grand Forks is in
Bismarck. a guest at the home Of
Mrs. Katherine Sell 1t Person Court.
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co tn REGAIN

Dennis Cook and son, Albert. mo-
tored to Regain yesterday to transact
business.
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PARENTS OF DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Smiley Of Kintyrc.
N. D.. arc tho parents of daughter
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MARRIED IN MANDAN

The marriage Of Miss Clara Jansky
and Thomas H. Kelly, both Of this
city, was solemnised Saturday IN
Mandan, Rev. Father Clement Off
ciating.
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PICNIC MONDAY

Tho Westminster Guild mcmbc RS
and other young people Of the Pres
byterian church enjoyed picnic
Monday at the river banks south Of
town. The affair was in the form
Of . steak fry. There were about 80
in attendance.
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RETURNS FROM COLEHARBOR
Miss Edelyn Ccdergrcn returned
last evening from ColehnrbOr, where
she had been visiting over the week
end with her parents.
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course at Oxford University. later
going on a tour Of the continent.
TO VISIT IN WlSHEK
Mrs. s. W. Derrick left this morn
ing for few days visit in Wishck.
HERE FROM REGAIN
Clarence Scott of Regain has been
spending few days in the city.
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Byrne. At the conclusion Of the even
ing the hostess served 4 prettily APP
pointed course luncheon. Garden
flowers were the decorations used
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RETIJRNs FROM VISIT

Miss Margaret Register arrived
home last evening after several
days visit with her cousin. Miss Edna
Falkenstein, Of Still.
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RETURNS tn CHICAGO

RETURNS TO CHICAGO
I.cve Williams returned to Chicago
this morning after spending his VA
cation in Bismarck. Mr.. Williams is
a student ut the Moody Bible lnsti-
tute in Chicago.
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RETURNS FROM BALDWIN

Miss Dorothy Kochcr has returned
from Baldwin where she has been
spending her vacation with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Kochcr. Miss
Kochcr is making her home at 302
Avenue d.
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RETURNS FROM EUROPE
Miss Dorothy Dakin Of the high
school faculty. who has been spend
ing the summer in Europe. has re-
turned to Bismarck. Miss Dakin took
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LEAVE FOR MINNEAPOLIS

Miss Olee Steeu and Miss Mahle
Aaberg left Monday for Minneapolis.
where they will study Mt tho McPhail
school Of Music this winter.
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PROGRESSIVE MOTHERS TO MEET
The Progressive Mothers club will
meet Tuesday evening at the home
Of Mrs. Earl Speaks. The subject
will be. medical Education for Moth
crs," with Mrs. Harrison Brooks In
charge.
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VISITS HERE

VISITS HERE
Miss Helen Moore Of Reulah visit
cd friends in Bismarck over tho week.
end.
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RETURNS FROM NEW IERSEY

RETURNS FROM NEW JERSEY
Mrs. Frank G. Grambs returned
Saturday from Newark, N. j., where
she has been visiting her son, Paul.
for the past four months. Mrs.
Grambs stopped at Scranton; Pa, Tor
a visit with relatives.
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LEAVE FOR JAMESTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Nupen and
daughter, velma, and son, Norman.
left Monday evening for Jamestown
where they will make their home.
Several social affairs have. been given
for Mr.. and Mrs. Nupch. and Miss Nu-
pen has been honor guest at a mum.
Der Of parties.
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PICNIC TONIGHT

The A. o. U. w. lodge will have n
wiener roast and picnic this evening
at the river banks south Of town.
Members are to meet at the hall ut
ESQ o'clock,
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GOES TO DAWSON

Miss Ruth cordner has accepted a
position as principal OF the Dawson
her work.
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RErifRNS no CAIIEnRNIA

NL y INANO IO OIHHIT ONNIN
Hanalon Rhud left Monday for Los
Angeles where nc will resume his
studies at the University Of Califor-
mia. He has been spending the sum-
mcr in Bismarck with his mother.
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RETURNS FROM BLACK HILLS
Glare Register Of the county trea-
surer's office has returned from =
two weeks motor trip In the Black
Hills.
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VISITS HERE EN- ROUTE TO UNI
vERS1TY

Willis Shepard, who has been en-
ployed at the Yellowstone National
park during the summer, arrived in
Bismarck Friday for . thrce-day Wis.
il with his mother, Mrs. Katherine
Shepard, before going to Grand Forks
to report for football practice before
the regular session Of university
work begins.
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EN- ROUTE TO BAD LANDS
n. w. SchultS. Tomah. Wis.,. was
in the city today an route to the Bad
Lands, for 4 stay. Of few days.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

riot. returned last evening from 4
two weeks visit ut the Twin Cities.
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RETURN FROM BLACK HILLS

Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Hughes returned
yesterday from a two weeks trip in
the Black Hills. Mrs. Hughes will
resume her teaching in music.
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LEAVE ON VACATION

A hike from Fargo TO Grand Forks
will feature the vacation trip Of Miss
Rcna Mossbruckcr and Miss Esther
Burch, stcnographers at the Bank Of
North Dakota. The girls left Bis
marck Saturday evening for Fargo.
From Grand Forks they will again
take the train and 20 to Winnipeg,
Canada, returning by way Of Duluth
and the Twin Cities. Miss Alma Fish
accompanied them as far as Fargo.
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PARENT0 or Rom

Coach and Mrs. Harold Collins an-
nouncc the birth q son Monday.
September 6. 1t the st. Alcxius hos
pital.
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TO ATTEND SCHOOL !

Miss Velma Livdahl has gone TO
Moorhead, Nina, where she will At
tend Concordia college this year.
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RETURN FROM TWIN CITIES
Mrs. Al Roscn and daughter, Har-
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ENTERTAINED AT BRIDGE
Miss Dolores German entertained
Friday evening at bridge. Three
tables played, honors going TO Jane
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LEAvER FOR cALIFORNA.

Joe Katx left yesterday for Califor-
mia for several weeks visit with
his family. whs are located 1t Los
Angeles.
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GUEST AT RTCHuOl.r HOME

Mrs. NJ. ". Hutchinson of Great
Falls, Mont, is visiting for . few
days at the II. w. Richholt home. She
is en- route home after an eastern
trip to New York city and Washing
ton. d. c.. Mr.. Hutchinson, who ac-
companicd her, left this morning for
his homo.
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GUESTS Ar KOCuER HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ. Schmidt Of
Wilkes. Barre, Fac were guests last
week Of Mrs. Schmidt's brother,
Frank kochcr. and family. Of Burnt
Creek township. They were en- route
to their home after trip TO the
coast and the Yellowstone national
park.
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DINNER AT COUNTRY CLUB

The American Legion Auxiliary
will have 4 dinner at the Country
club Wednesday evening. A business
meeting will follow and there will
be imitation and reports Of the Minot
convention. The dinner will be lin
charge Of the membership commit
tee, composed Of Mrs. A. B. McArn-
non, Mrs. c. +. knudtson and Mrs.
John Bowers. Reservations may be
made with any member of the com.
mittcc.
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ENTERTAINED FOR MISS HAWK

Miss Kathleen Hawk was honor
guest at bridge luncheon given by
Miss Mablc Brecn Saturday after
noon. Miss Hawk left Monday even
ing for Minnesota for weeks visit
with her mother. after which she will
20 to Seattle, WASH, to reside. Miss
Hawk has been employed with DR..
Rawlings and DR.. Towne for the past
five years, and has lived in Bismarck
for six years.
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TO TALK AT. BAPTIST CHURCH

TO TALK AT. BAPTIST CHURCH
The regular mid-wcek service Of the
First Baptist church will be in charge
Of Rev. c. a. stephenson of Lead, S.
D., who will deliver n sermon. The
sermon will take the place Of tho
Bible study period usually held at
this time. All members arc urged to
attend.
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club, together with . number Of
guests. enjoyed a picnic at Sunny
Side on Sunday. There were six cars
In the party. ).
RETURNS HOME
Miss Louise Weigman Of New
Salem. who has been q patient It tho
Bismarck hospital for the past three
weeks. returned to her home sun
day. .at
GOES TO WlSHEK
Miss Marjorie Hunt. who has been
attending business college in Bis
marck, left this morning for Wishek
where she has accepted position.
GUEST LEAVES
Miss Ruth Fost Of Lisbon. who has
been the house guest Of Miss Elisa
beth Butler for two weeks, left last
night for her home in Lisbon.
LEAVE FOR CHICAGO
Misses Florence and Lillian Berg
quist are leaving today for Chicago
where they will attend school at the
Chicago Evangelical Institute.
RETURNS FNOM Vl0ll
Miss Margaret Register arrived
home last evening after several
days visit with her cousin. Miss Edna
Falkenstein. Of Still.
LEAVES FOR CALIFORNIA.
Joe Katx left yesterday for Califor-
mia for several weeks visit with
his family. whe are located 1t Los
Angeles.
PARENTS or SON
Coach and Mrs. Harold Collins an
nounce the birth q . son Monday,
September 6. 1t the st. Alcxius hos
pital.
TO ATTEND SCHOOL
Miss velma Livdahl hes gone to
Moorhead, Nina, where she win At
A~~A rnmnnrAia rn11nwn kh}a vnar
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VIuZCs
Garden flowers were used on the
tables and were arranged through the
rooms. A course luncheon was scrv-
cd after the play.
VISITS HERE EN- ROUTE TO UNI.
vERSlTY
Willis Shepard, who has been en-
ployed at the Yellowstone National
park during the summer, arrived in
Bismarck Friday for = thrce-day Wis
il with his mother, Mrs. katherine
Shepard. before going to Grand Forks
to report for football practice before
the regular session Of university
work begins. 4
GUEST AT R1CHHOLT HOME
Mrs. NJ. W. Hutchinson of Great
Falls. Mont, is visiting for . few
days at the II. w. Richholt home. She
is en- route home after an eastern
trip to New York city and Washing
ton. d. c.. Mr.. Hutchinson, who ac-
companicd her. left this morning for
his homo.
GUESTS At KOCHER HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. N. N. Schmidt OF
Wilkes. Barre, Fac were guests last
week Of Mrs. Schmidt's brother,
Frank Kochcr. and family, Of Burnt
Creek township. They were en- route
to their home after trip TO the
coast and the Yellowstone national
park.
LEAVE FOR JAMESTOWN
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Nupen and
daughter, vclma, and son, Norman.
left Monday evening for Jamestown
where they will make their home.
Several social affairs have. been given
for Mr.. and Mrs. Nupcn. and Miss Nu-
pen has been honor guest at a mum.
Der Of parties.
PICNIC MONDAY
Tho Westminster Guild members
and other young people Of the Pres
byterian church enjoyed picnic
Monday at the river banks south Of
town. The affair was in the form
Of . steak fry. There were about 80
In attendance.
RETURNS FROM NEW JERSEY
Mrs. Frank G. Crumbs returned
Saturday from Newark, N. j., where
she has been visiting her son, Paul,
for the past four months. Mrs.
Grambs stopped at Scranton; Pa, Tor
a visit with relatives.
RETURNS FROM BALDWIN
Miss Dorothy Kochcr has returned
from Baldwin where she has been
spending her vacation with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. ]. Kochcr. Miss
Kochcr is making her home at J02
Avenue D.
RETURNS TO CALIFORNIA
Hanalon Rhud left Monday for Los
Angeles where he will resume his
studies at the University Of Califor-
mia. He has been spending the sum-
mcr in Bismarck with his mother.
ON MOTOR TRIP
Mrs. John Homan left today for
jamestown. where she will join Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur O'Hearn of that city
on a motor trip to Fargo, Duluth and
points in Wisconsin.
LEAVES FOR UNIVERSITY
Harold Murphy. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Murphy. 2l0 Second street.
left this morning for st. Johns Uni
Collcgeville. Mimi, where he
will attend school.
PICNIC SUNDAY
Members of the Three Seven.One
club, together with number Of
guests. enjoyed picnic at Sunny
Side on Sunday. There were six cars
In the marty
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-26
DFI ORCE CT RE

Recently compiled statistics reveal the fact that
Cuyahoga county Ohio where Cleveland IS situated.
granted S25 divorces during the year Just ended
than in the preceding year Since Cleveland Is not par
ticuiary noted for being any in this matter than
other parts OF the country il likely that these figures
are indicative of the national tendency.
The causes and cure of divorce have been the ser-
Gus concern of Judges and preachers and other
thoughtful citizens for time. 1t is recognized
that economic conditions make satisfactory home life
difficult Changing standards Of home life insuffi-
cient preparation for marriage, hasty marriages. lack
of uniformity in state laws and various other factors
have all been given their due attention in trying to
solve the problem.
One writer the subject pointed out few
months ago that TOO many young couples marry with
the fairy tale expectation Of "living happily al
ter and when they find that married life requires
operation hard work, sef-discipline, sacrifice and
other sterling but virtues they simply funk
out.
Undoubtedly uniform state legislation in regard
marriage and divorce will help some by clearing UP
dubious situations and making any couple married in
state married in all. But more than that, i Is
necessary to educate young people-from childhood
to face their problems and solve them instead Of
dropping lodging the difficult ones. The develop
ment of better social attitude-a matter Of gradual
evolution-s probably important in this matter
legislation court procedure.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-26
No. 1872 Dept /
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE On
PETITION TO MORTGAGE

+, in The superior Court Of the state
of California, in and for the County
of Imperial.
GN THE MATTER or TIE rs
TATE o. SIIAS II. BRYANT, be
cea,cd.
IT - ORDERED BY the Court
that all persons interested III the
estate Of SiIas II Bryant, deceased,
do appear before the Superior Couri
Of Imperial County, state Of Cali
foruia, IN Department ] thereof, oI,
The 1st day Of Octobcr, 1926, AT the
hour Of > 0 clock +. NJ, then and
there TO SHOW cause, if rnr they
have. wlv the rcal estate described
below should not be mort rtgagcd for
( the sum Of $j0OO.GO as prayed for
! in thc petition Of Grace Arnold, the
administrators Of said estate, this
day filed, or such lesser amount rs
10 the Court shall ,ccm meet Ref
errn'rc is made to said petition for
further particulars, Said real
estate is described rs follows, wit
The portion Of the North
Half (Nh1 Of Tract On" Ham
! drcd Twenty-Five C25J, Town
ships Thirteen (13J and Four
teen G4) South, Range Four
+, tncn Gl) east, s. B. NJ, in th"
County Of Imperial, state Of
! California, as per map Of the
resurvcy approved and flied IN
thc United States Land Office
/ 1T Los Angeles, California, ~
ing East Of the East Line of the
Southern PScific Rairoad
right-of way, as the same Is now
constructed and located through
said tract.
Dated this 23rd day Of August
1926
FRANKLIN j COLE,
Judge Of the Superior Court
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-26
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
August 26, 1911

Central Union high school will
open o4 Monday, September Is. The
pro,pcet IS that thc enrolment will
hc considerably Increased over that
Of last Neat The faculty has been
greatly strengthened by the addi,
ton II new teachers. and this school
viii continue To be the center of
the educational work Of Imperial
valley.
Henry I'i2gin Of Los Angeles. is
IT the valley in tie interest OF Il
company that will install new gins
N buW'ev aud other parts Of the
valley. Tie Ems are 10 be of the
rnmh process. instead ot SINS. These
-,jos age ~ H>e III Egypt, and handle
etthca long al short STAPLE cotton.
Il Is taken - already demon.
sfe.Uted that there Will bc volunteer
acids Of cotton this year which will
paauec Two bales To the acre. or
~ ieast IL aist - si25 In such
rase> lie nj profit andoabtedly VII
reach - an ;'re. OF the yottou
planted this veas there are good re-
ports. aHa the estimated Weld Of
The gatr, i, from 10000 70 l2.uao
bales ~ ue4rIe a. quite double that
- the last Near.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-26
GOOD SPEECH

speech education' says specialist in
speech training, is necessary because talk
for others, not for ourselves, and the we'll train
ed speaker has the best of all methods for trans
mtting his thoughts.
Parents should begin good speech training for
their children from the start. "Doesums Iikeums:'
and the whole array of similar phrases of baby talk
really do not make the infant any happier indi-
any greater parental affection than simple but
correct speech would do and they do leave bad speech
habits to be overcome later.
Teachers. says this authority, should not confine
their instruction to grammar and spelling but should
include enunciation, pronunciation and voice
-Four factors help in the cultivation Of correct
and pleasant speech. They
Relaxation the greatest need for all Americans;
proper breathing correct Vocalization, meaning the
right manipulation Of voWes and consonants; and the
habit Of thinking, opposed to the habit of mental
haste to which Americans are : liable.
The English language IS beautiful one and de-
greater respect and better usage than il gets
from Americans born to il. Incidentally GER
tain poise and calm come with correct and leisureT
speech which would be beneficial to American nerves
and character
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-26
Looking Backward
What the Press files tell Of Im-
perial Valley for this da.e
in past years.
TWENTY YEARS AGO
August 26. 1906

}. &. Hamilton of Amarillo, Tex
as, arrived last night on visit to
his son, w. @. Hamilton. who lives a
mile south of FL Centre. Mr.. Ham
ilton says there are number of
the Texas neighbors coming to the
valley during the coming fail.
The water in Water Companies
> and I was turned off Friday
morning in order that the Alamo
channel could be sluced out to carry
Il larger volume of water and if
possible check the flow from the
Alamo to New river. 1t is probable
hat the water will be shut off from
the canals for ten days or two
weeks.
l. t. C8sncr and wife returned
last evening from their summer va.
cation. They expected to get home
sunday night, but the waShouts
along the NaIton ~eaShore kept them
II ludio for I'VE days.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-26
Bedtime Stories
BY HOWARD &. CARIs
Copyright, 1926. by Mcclure
Newspaper Syy,'t.5ats
UNCLE WIGGILY's SODA POP

vi. La >Me4 >5Me.a.l-
,ooa, ,asd tHelr Ht-gav W. dN
when IL Wa> adt ii the woods With
Holly and TaHy. Two Il hiS GrtIe
rabbit hoy. II >ne.i something
erfT GOT,
* il ice cream cores rou >meII.
padiieam>3 asked Holy.
e" No bat almo>, - nice. ar.
weer1 liz E4hlit -en,Ieman
I, i clover pie" ASKED Ta..v.
- NJ. bur il is almost a, nice.
answered THE rabbit -~rr Irnsta
Tho H. began ca55- b.n.ar. II bash
au# ~1oa ta ual.-5 uU- II ~ -r.aat
SODA, pieces Of rput; That : >a>,a-
fires. uv boys! said Uncle VIZ
4 +. taking a >na-4. 81 the spicy,
>ot-. earthly bark ua themt>..c ot
ihr roots.
"Waac'- j, good tor2" Holly
wanted to know. Bat III, father
VA, too busy digging in another
place - answer him.
~ ~m"I. something cl-g that j.,
most dr.lrlols. ,atd thu rabbit
gent "man. and WatH u" tad dug up
another root h. said. tn .ro il j
--,ar>a~prjlla,'
" Wha-'~ il good tor!" asked
ToHv. but hi> Father was tao busy
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