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The Bozeman courier., 1926-08-06
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c. C. Richardson is in the N. P. hos
,1ital at Missoula for treatment.
r. H. Johnston has opened his
zuriO shop in Three Forks.
Eldor Olsen was a business visitor
m Clarkstom and vicinity, Wednes-
Day.
Earl Hinote of Plains, Mont, is
.rgeuding a few days with his family
n Logan.
Kasper Lix of Charleston made a
l3usincss trip to Logan and Bozeman
Wednesday.
wv. McLees Of the Madison Val
ley went to BOzeman Thursday to
.spzUd a couple Of days on business.
Mss Lena Olsen, who has been
.usnfined to her hcme by illness for
Z few days, is able to be about again.
Biz. and Mrs. Paul Carmack mo-
tH~ed to the Gunby ranch near LOm-
bard Monday to spend a few days.
2irs. Clara ZOeller left Sunday for
Garrison, where she expects to spend
Ecme time visiting friends.
Mrs. Matte Thompson went Mon
day to Bozeman, where she. spent the
gsv shopping.
Donald Williams, who has been
.srending the summer at Charleston,
'Aas returned to his home here.
Albert johnson and Bill McLees
znosBred to Manhattan the first of
tbe week with two truck loads of
hogs, which they delivered to Mr.,
WerwOlf.
BIr. and Mrs. HaUold McLees and
daughter Of the Madison valley were
IN Logan and Manhattan on business
Tuesday.
Mrs. T. H. Tice and daughter Oi
Tees Hot Springs on the Madison
1motOred to Logan and Three Forks
Wednesday.
T,hn Crowley Of Cascade, Mont.
wss visiting friends and relatives ant
attending to business matters her
last week.
Cyrus Hotrum, who has been con
fined to his home with blood poison
inc in his foot, is able to be out o
doors again.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Jenny re
turned Monday from a few days visi
@E the Charles Bumgardner residenc
;at Hamilton, Mont.
Mrs. Charles Smith of Billings al
rived in Logan Saturday evening fc
q few days visit at the hcme Of M
ard Mrs. L. G. Bevier.
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C. D. Geordge was in town during
the week.
Sam WOosley was a BOzeman busi-
ness visitor recently.
Phil Lamson mOtOred to Bozeman
during the week.
w. S. Carr made a business trip
to Wilsall Saturday.
Elmer Kannegaard was a Wilsall
business visitor Tuesday.
w. P. Inabnit made a business trip
tO Wilsall Thursday.
George PherigO Of BOzeman visited
friends in Sedan recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack HebisOn were
business callers in Wilsall Saturday.
Several from Sedan ATTENDED the
Maxwell sale at Wilsall Saturday.
J. R. Inabnit and son, Wesley, were
{ business callers in Wilsall Saturday.
Mrs. w. Al WintOn is visiting rel
atives in this vicinity for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mahan were
recent guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Eber Sheridan.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Bennett and
daughter, Vera, were visitors at the
Frame ranch this week.
w. A. D'Ewart motored to Big
Timber Monday and spent several
hours attending to business matters
Mrs. Kenney Of Livingston arrived
this week to spend several weeks Wis.
iting her daughter, Mrs. Mark Cowan
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Inabnit anC
family were guests Sunday at the
home of their son, w. P. Inabnit.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Lamson ant
daughter, Grace, enjoyed a trip Il
the mountains Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lear and fam
lily were Wilsall business callers dur
ing the week.
Mrs. Wesley D'Ewart, Mrs. Mar
Cowan and Juanita motored to Iiv
ingstOn during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Kanne
gaard and Mr.. and Mrs. Denne
Nannegaard we're shopping in Wilsa
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. kOrde entertalne
their friends Saturday evening at
= dance at the Sedan hall A larg
crowd was present and all report
= fine time. Several from Wilsal ar
Myersburg were in attendance.
Several from Sedan attended Il
charivari given Mr.. and Mrs. Charlt
Bowen last week at the L. /. Coop,
home. Later the crowd went to Il
Myersburg school house where dan
ing was enjoyed. A midnight lun,
was served by Mr.. end Mrs. Co0pe
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Julian and fami
and Mr.. and Mrs. AL Breeder Of Ii
ingston were guests Sunday at Il
C. E. Mills home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Coleman left
Friday morning for Yellowstone park,
expecting ITO be gone about four days.
The Misses Grace and Alice Sticky,
nieces Of Mrs. c. D. Grant, spent
several days at the Grant home last
week, coming from BOzeman.
Miss Ruth Robinson returned last
Saturday from Mill canyon, south of
I Livingston, where she was a delegate
to the Baptist conference.
! Mrs. F. M. Byrne stepped in town
! a few hours Tuesday, and went on to
BOzeman at noon. Mr.. Byrne is To-
Gated at Straw, Mcnt. for the present.
The girls Of the Westminster guild
drove to BOzeman Hot Springs fcr
a picnic and plunge, and then up the
Gallatin canyon, Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Guy Williamson of Whitehall
returned ito her home after spending
a couple Of weeks here with her sis
ter, Mrs. w. P. Porter, and family
| Mrs. Charles HecOx and Mrs
Mayme Hoffman were dinner guests
Friday Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Gram
at their home south of town.
/ G. A. Kinsey spent several days
last week in Big Timber at the stats
lfiremen's meeting, being a delegate
from the Belgrade firemen's Organi
zation.
DR.. V. R. Jones, who has locates
in BCzeman, coming from Butte, ant
who will move his family down soon
i was in town Saturday for a shor
; time.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Joe RODea, and tn
} Rev. A. A. McGahey were Dime
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Bryan. The Rev. Mr.. McGahe,
left for Idaho Tuesday.
Mrs. o. E. Hutchings and Nh
Hutchings are entertaining her aunt
: Mrs. Blk Of Seattle, who expects t
; spend some time here The ladie
3 had not met for 16 years.
The Presbyterian aid will NEE
Thursday with Mrs. Parker Ston
west of town. Those who desire t
go will meet at the council room
at o'clock, where cars will be wait
ing.
Mrs, Roy Nelson and Mrs. E
? Stephenson gave a second part
Tuesday, July q at the Nelson HON
l south Of town. Fancy work and
social time made the afternoon er
? joyable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Biggs, Mr.. an
Mrs. Andy Biggs, Charles Biggs, M
and Mrs. Laurence HecoK and chi
dren, Mrs. Charles Hecox, Mr.. an
l. Mrs. j. Al. Pavey and daughters, My
{ tie and Bertha, and Dave Cantre
and Oss Bennett drove up the Ga
latin canyon Sunday and enjoyed
= picnic dinner.
The Ennis baseball nine was hen
$ last Sunday for the second game wit
( Belgrade, and won, 13 to II. J.
L Jones cf Ennis was one Of the me
and with 7. w. Johnson of Tw
Z Bridges, formerly Of Ennis, and Mi
L Amy Erb of Heelna, was dinn
guest Of Mrs. 1. N. Eblen and h
Z sister, Mrs. T. w. johnson, who
= visiting here for several weeks.
:; A very pleasant affair was givt
y Wednesday evening, July %,
Bozeman Hot Springs, when mill al
u u elevator employees of the Gallat
y y Valley Milling company paid the
ie respects to C. w. Sweet, the retiril
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Airs. Andy Sorensen and daughter,
Shirley, are spending a few days in
WaTk City with Mr.. and Mrs. R. W..
DAVIS.
Sar. and Mrs. Frank Nicholson and
lPeter Nicholson of Cokedale were
saBers at the Werner home Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Mary Stublar returned Mon
day from Roundup, where she spent
the last few months with her daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Stublar.
Elr. and Mrs. Anton Miller of Clyde
Purk and their daughter, Mrs. Roy
PITTS, and son, Howard, Of Living
ztCu, spent Sunday at the Werner
h0ms
3.r- and Mrs. John Beiring and Mr.
xBd Mrs. Chris NIikkelsOn Of near
fBozgman spent a few hours at the
sNerner home, Friday, while Mr.
lLlsEelson did a little campaigning.
&r. and Mrs. E. Givens, Mr.. anC
Mrs. e. Cash, Miss Martha Werner
3. L. Wells, A. C. Akey, B. Werner
Gerge Stublar and Bernhard Werner
qFcre among those who went to BOze
zaEn en- business Friday.
MS. Joe Mclaughlin and daughter
ysxrOl, of Clasoil, are spending a few
days with Mrs. McLaughlin's mother
tMrS A. Sorensen. They also expec
TO visit relatives and friends in Parl
CITY and Livingston before returning
so their home.
The Bozeman courier., 1926-08-06

The first sale Of 1926 Montana
wool in Beaverhead county brOughs
SO cents a pound.
The Bozeman courier., 1926-08-06

Saltese- -Tarbcx mine shows ore
zone 60 feet wide, with good values.
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
CLEAN OUT THE RATS

Lost to considerable degree in the excitement
attending the political situation, the coWardN aSsasS-
naton OF Officer Paul Robinson of the III Centro po-
lice force while on duty Monday night, daSt-
ardIE piece OF cTmnaIlty that calls forth the
demnatOn OF every citizen.
Shot down from the without being given
chance to defend himself. Roonsons death
his chet and his brother officers declare open
1are on a small number OF known CRIMINALS who live
Oh the east side OF this city.
he majority OF the residents OF that section
haTd working law abiding citizens, chletly neSrOes and
NeXcanS VINO make little or trouble the police.
lhere Is however nest or rats IlVlng por-
ton OF II that have grown ooder Wtnm the last year
Having successfully eVaded the l
lenses, they have Wldened their teld of CRIMINAL
uVlues ana have lately been engaged IN major crimes
II was these rats koonSon working against
ambusned.
Chlef OsWaIt made known his intention OF
sending his officers tnat paIrs, armed
WIN sawed OIL SnOtgunS. lie determined carry
the war 10 the CRIMINALS. Ii required
the lie OF brave and 1atnIul officer to brng to ght
the true condluons tnat sector.
me drug user ana peddler, the boOtegger, the
petty larceny nleI autOmODIle
tnls place ren0eZvOuS little taton
II requires considerable numOer DuckShot charges
10 dlsoQge ana eXIermlnate tnen CneI Oswat snouId
not DC AFRAID OF having the cIty pay large
oil.
mere has been too much leniency shown against
these rats IN the past. Iney snouIu smoked
ana aea!t with as narsnIy permit.
III IneIr eIIOrlS ponce VIII sup
port OF the 5000 cllizeAS OF east
tie entire community. suspended sentences, lines,
snort jan terms Will not Dreak up TINS ralS
mast Ue dealt Win they with hoDmSOn-gIye
tnen no cnance Tor lney deserve none.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
POLI7ICS COOLING DOWN

imperial Valleys political pot can cool down for
a Wine now, aIIer several months DuDOIng
Everyone IIom the canuuateS GOWN, unQueS t!On
ably neaN sign IeIel primary erection
passes history, mueed d
palgn mat pltceutu II.
u was q campaign marked by considerable per
soma 1ee4Ag, 4Opeu tnaL pass
4ItO cory along primary.
tIle pO44Lc-aS oUcaIIeQ, concerned. pO-
IIL4CaI UaIlIeS as OOXIng
PROFESSIONAL pugIlIsI.
IS All III game. They win they Ose and
they are not ukeIy nOId gruuges nap
pen 10 go against Them. Always another
the street, however, taxes ms poll
TICS seriously, OIL llnleS tnaI carry
uuSe rgnl lnrougn IaVOrIIe canuIdaIe
4eaLeu.
is need Of this feeling Whatever per-
SOnauteS were InuuIgeu III uurmg the CampaI9n,
ouOulu De IOrgOtJen. IAele IS enough work o.
uS 70 40 without wasting time greNIng over pOIIIcal
lh4S1OrtuneS OF eXuIl4ng at pOIuIcal VlctOry.
Inc general erection be upon us. Until
the campaign preceding II gets under way will get
breathing speII that certain be appreciated.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
TBEATERS

Lois Mora rle l. yearo'd
screen sensation, w.# la~ tHa prja
rjpa feminine roll, u noek,1 =
moss ,Ao.in- nj th, Alrfon.e thea.
re. = 5s...ae5 {, attaia the >.N
..n.~.I,ot film fa .c .n aa.a'oo
Of N0aa Dwau vao piro.'.4 rae
rhoipp IS.
sr..,.. ~ .i.. ,lnr ltEc ac
.,.,s. ,.H,~r m.'"..i. rise - I'r-
'arr, - been 70 c - t.. chief
topics ii couNer~'.,p ia flu, cjl.
,ic> ag- " the pas. r.. months The
net,t. r.tamount ceto @lpha>ir-
.I '.a 'art that ~lr p.--o>-c~ r>,r"
nu#iJry tp >crcen ,u,cr,-.
">br ha, perfect pa"oLI .pblc
features. q wealth 90. fui.ue
cha1o anu obosr alI.. - f-.-b, 'ivlJ
personality who-c W.,-fu' apr'I Is
~i-'ihIr. ,au Dvau.
Il was Namre Golj@su "io al--
covered Mis- Moran Ia Paris and
hmu4m L,r so America 70 play One
OF 'hr leading o'r- "~'o'H Dal
H4,. she scored -o' personal
-rinnh Fl t.at r.lnrtjor aaj t"l-
lowr1 # up with equality distinctive
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
Thursday, September 2, 1872

tinually being encountered, acc
ing to this bulletin. Some are or,
only i'll particular localities; otj
are more widely cultivated and
found in 4 number Of the sta
Practically all secdmcn handle
seed of one or more varieties,
the seed may not be true TO nj
and may not be pure, and in nd
citscS neither the sccdman nor
grower is able to tell one varl
from another, nor to determine
purity of the seed because the
tinguisiiing characters are
knowu. This bulletin gives
technical characters Of the lead
sorgo varieties as an aid to Il
dcsirous Of improving tine strl
under cnItivatiou.
\ copy of the bulletin WI
gives the results of an mNcstiga
10y the department of import
characters in numerous sorgo
tiles may be had free while the
ply lasts, by writing to the dcl
mcut of agriculture, Washington
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
TEN YEARS AGO
Sept. .. 1916

An editorial enquiries: Have Won
met tn" guy whose conversation i
exclusively politica | and whose
chief phrase i, / told YOU SO
lack BlakcurY. northcnd rauchcr,
with his wife and two small child.
rcr, have returned from month :
camping "trip in tn" mountains be
voul Banning. They maIr the trip
by wagon. B.akcnry today told of
the had>iip, encountered ON his
nav oHf Of the valley. He mi>rai-
-ulatcd 81 water holes and was COM
prtlcJ ta leave his uifc and babies
with oa.v quart of Wotrr while
be oj9 - mile, for supply. They
Travelled ou, OH lie Warner : ranch
raa1
Mr.. anal Nj. +. W. Burger have
gone To- San Diego for a brief stay.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
SCHOOL is NEAR

Christmas comes but once year, and does the
first OF September Each gets chdren's editorial.
ms the about getting the chidren's eyes and
teeth and such fractions Of the anatomy ready for
school.
No matter now peppy and hard as nails the
young people seem, let the family doctor good
look al them. ii they need anything special; he will
ADVISE IT, and II great deal better to these al
lairs attended 10 than after school begins. The
school nurse mas trouble enough with the children Of
parents who not sensible Why add to her IaDors
the things you know enough to do Tor yourselves:
Many child who is ha0tuaIly behind in his work
and who hates school and gets into mischief needs
only properly fitted pair ot glasses put him the
head OF his class. Some children hear only half the
teacher says. ii there is anything the matter with
neaIt lungs, now is the llme to lind il out. If the
child is in tine shape, it is worth the doctors fee
have him say So If anything is wrong, il is infinitely
easier to take care of while the difficulty and the
child are both small.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
Bedtime Stories
BY HOWARD &. GARIS
Copyright, 1926. by Mcclure
Newspaper SyTt..ats
UNCLE WIGGILY'S QUEER FISH

oh, dear! whiaca Jayl,.e Bow
Wow.
"Drar. ol," softly barkcd his
brother Poetic. just to be bit dit
terent and odd.
WHATS the matter croakcl
Bully No Tail. The frog boy.
Vacation VIII soon br over and
We II have 70 20 to school again,
sighed Jackie.
-Dou'f ! speak Of IT, begged
peetie. i can ! bean to think Of
lessons ana b,ackboard> and books. ''
You ought to be- Cnciv Wi94liv.
then, suggested Bully. III,
dor,u care whether school start,
or not. though he often comes to
visit til" Lady Mouse Tearhcr. You
ought to see him hopping along Just
now.
Where was Uncle WiggiIy 20
ing - asked Jackie
" Maybe If We found him he
would take u> adycnturiug and we
could forget that wen have to 20
to school next week. = added Pcctjc.
- he Ism gong adNchturln-,
rroakcd the boy frog. Uncle Wig
glv j, going fishing. | saw him
hopping and skipping down the road
toward the brook with "a pole over
Iii, shoulder
Jackie looked at Poetic and
Poetic looked at jackie. The same
thought WAS in the mind Of each
do4gir boy.
'.Coloc on" wAiucd Jackie TO
Pcctic. "Wc'li 90 have some fan. -"
1t may hc the last wc'l have
before school, - banked Poetic.
''What are You going to do!"
asked Bully.
Come along md youU ,rc, -
invited Jackie. 50 the froggio chap
hoppcd along with the doggic pups
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
How To Handle
SOrgO Varieties

There is need Of being able to dis
tingui~h varieties o. sorgo. saws the
lmtcd States department. Of agri-
culture. This need is greater where
the crop is utilized for syrup max
ING than where the soreo is used
rs forage for live stock. In syrup
production the actual sweetness Of
thc juice is the criterion of valuc,
but with Sorgo used for forage, the
tonnage produced per acre is ethc
chief consideration. An example is
cited Of two varieties very similar IN
appearance. which in recent tests.
over 4 period of Years, have shown
a difference of > per cent in total
sugars in their juices, according to
department bulletin l&S6-D Some
Paujclc Characters OF Sor9o, just
issued.
New sorts Of >orgo which differ
more or less in appearance are con
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02

He Will think hc h9> bite. Hell
rgIl mp lis pole and the old boot
full ii water, viii bob up and he'll
get alI >pIa>lcd.
Won't that lie fun chuek.ed
Poetic.
I-cr-uov-l guess 50, SLOWLY
cr1akcd BUiv. But. maybe hy
wont like t. Dee ~f'a~he,.
"That' : where the JOKE comes
in. said Jackie.
- after tho do44ie boys mad teas
eG hin. for some time Bully took the
old rubber boot. swami under waite:
with II aud fastened II IL the hook
ut H. sleeping rabbit gentleman.
- Now, Wi lat, IL. the bushes
hr31aj .la. nd yea -iAe lis Zine
81 v8Hk. said Jackie.
BHHN did this and, a.l ot a sudden
ire'r Wi2-5Iy aaakenel feeling "a
-s- q. his ra.-.
"0h. I|e ,aa-ht Fl fish, 4,
.ara. "A bf. t-h," IT, oat Of
th. b9aok H. l...iaj ,ja u.bb." htot
tu., IT l,a'-l. Jr iu ;,.r air It sail
.a ~, ,h, rHJ oi Hr iinr and thcd,
I'm Tie a,r. sh. boot turned upside
dove. and an tie water fell out.
smashing the hidden Jackie and
Pccti. from their noses to their
tails.
-ol, or" ga~l,yd the tricky
.iti.e puppies.
"Ha. ia, What a funny f.>h,"
shouted Uncle Wig-iiy. oh.
bov-," he cried, seeing Jackie and
Poetic. did You 4.t wct.
''1c-ye-yc-, wv did!' ga>p.a
Poetic.
"Wr0. 'bat', WHOM. t'm joke
come, in" chucklcd the rabbit gen.
t,uau. aud j.. and Hu.lv wjukod
their rvc>. ono ut the other, while
Jackie and Poetic Dad to- ram home
to their EeuHpI loa-e for dry clothes,
And, if the jelly boar d"o>' t
hide down IN the sharp end of tA"
ic. cream conc, whrr. the gum drop
can I find it, I'm Tell you next about
Uurlc Wiggily and Ncddie'> barrel
T.ompoo YMicy. Santa HarhHa
County. has l2.n4p acre, ol beams.
tvo-,hird~ Eahs LIma,. running
about ten s9cn- To tie acre.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02

until they were near the brook ON
the bank Of which, with h.s fishing
IiUc in the water, sat Uncle Wj-gilv.
"1ncre hr is, whispered prctie.
And now for some fun, added
Jackie.
What kind If fun?" asked Bully
No Tail.
You II >uon see. explained
Jackie. "Nou can help u, play a
trick.
\ trick OIL whom the fras
boy wanted 10 know.
"Ou Uncle Wi4gilv Oh j. won t
hurt him; you needn't be- afraid. -
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02

said Jackie quickly. is ho saw HGHs
about 10 shake his green head.
"It's like this. explained
Poetic Uncle Wi--.Iy AWAY, -o.,
to sleep when he, fishing. He rnf~
hi. hook and liuc in the water aad
wait, for q bite - wake hi, up.
Now, hero, au od rHhber boot, =
went oa the do4-;c boy. picking up
ono from booeatb q bash. - Wen
fa,ton that ON Uuclo MI--ilv', hool,
and he'll think IT, fish.
How you going - -.t it on his
hook - asked Bully.
THAT Tie par, for you to Ja. .
said Jackie You take This old
boot and fa,teI il oo Uncle VII
gilv'~ hook. Hc'~ a,.a.p and "on
sec YOU. Tlcu give Lis inc yank.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
TO START CONSTRUCTION
ON SEA HIGHWAY

COALINGO Calif, Sept. >. CON.
struction wil start soon on the ~.
mile stretch cf iucomplctcd highway
in Monterey county which will com
plrtc the Sictra.to he Sea roadway.
Fresno and Monterey coVnlios have
furnished $250,0O0 TO aid the state
Jl .h'lt Commission n 'uetlucliu.
this scenic crOss state lateral.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
Sent. ,. 1911

Mr.. aed Mrs. Dam Y. Noland are
spending thcir summct vacation "a
Riverside and Los Angeles.
County Attorney Phil Swing re-
turned from Il vacation season at
Los Angeles and san Bcrnardiuo lust
night.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles f. Sprousc
and daughter Bonnie are located ut
Hotel Trenton, Los Angeles, for the
remainder Of the summer.
Thcodorc Shank has been passing
"a few DAYS with his wife and moth
cr. who are located at Long Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs Van Horn are spend.
Hg Il few days at Santa Ana.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
Looking Backward
What the Press files tell of I'M
perial Valley for this date
III past years.
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Sent - 1000


Water will he turned back into
the HoIton Power companv-s canal
at HoltNillc today and both power
and lights will be furnished here.
after to all the towns of the valley.
This will have the effect Of again
putting our town water works into
commission and this will be vcr,. ar.
ccptabIc to the people of FL Centre.
d. y. Pellet left last Friday morn.
ing for a week 5 visit to Long
Beach and Los Angeles. lie return
ed Thursday night and was accom-.
panied home 10y Mrs Pellet. who has
spent the past sjX weeks at Long
Beach
Er. Lee and his sou-iu law. Mr..
Pwoncr, came in last evening to
spend Il week or So looking over the
valley. The doctor already owns
two fam, iu the valley and thinks
>eliuu>IN ~ huNing mare. HaNcucr
is Also looking for an investment.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
LOIS MORAN IN
THE PARAMOUNT PICTURE
spADlOCKED'

performance, in "Ju,t suppose, -
and "TAc Reckless Lady. 'Had-
locked mark, her fourth screen ap.
pcarlucc in America.
Originally Miss Moran come,
from Pittsburgh, where She finished
.qadc schoo! al 'y ag, Of Twelve.
;lcr mo'tor tod. ben abrord for fur.
th,t .,ly, aud at fourteen shr
passed the American board College
CrtrlHrc cNmmuat,cu. Feeling
thai yho wa, too ypung TO enter r"l-
lego, Mr, Moran permitted Lois to
take up dancing Her ability
won her - position in the Opera Na-
tionaI ballet in Paris latter she
attracted the attention Of Trcfllo, ii,
premiere dau,ru,c Of the EunslaI
ballet, under whose supervision She
completed her dancing training.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02

Experts Of the United states Departmcn. Of Agr-
culture have been conducting scientific experiments 70
determine whether the milk in d udder is manu-
tactUred during the lew minutes required Tor the
milking process, whether it Secreted continuously
and collected IN me udder previous 70 milking Some
body should have taken them and shown them
COW.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02

States rights are plain cnough, bur citizens rightg
are Talhor obscure.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02

If the United States would follow the example Of
ltaly and make its tourists do their Ournz al hone,
America would be still more unpopular abroad.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02

I.ompoo Nafcy. Santa Harhala
routv, has l2.n9p acre, ol beams.
i,,o-,hird, EahN Lima.. running
about ten sacn, To tie acre.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02

An Argentine sportsman who started to fly from
New York to Buenos Aires last May has just arrived.
Why didn't he walk
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02

Politicians Air. aeiu2 N hope that the farmer Will
feel better after ne gets his crops in