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Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-09

\ $4,000 gymnasium building
Is being erected at Pomona College
Clarcmont, LosAngclcs County.
y Fritllizcr test on pepper seed
In n Riverside County cereal test
field Hero barley and Escondido
wheat are leaders.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-09

Keep Healthy. brink PauI's Lem
,nade. It's pure. Piekwick Stages
Depot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-09

Hay insurance. Edgar Bros. Real.
ty Co., FL Centre, Cal. Cos Main st.
pnone 100 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-09

Action Is Di9missed.-An order
to dismiss the action in the case of
j. w. Smithers against Walter M.
Campbell was filed at tho county
clerk 8 office Yesterday afternoon
by attorney for the plaintiff. The
suit revolved about an action seek
ing the foreclosure of a mortgage.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-09

Mayfield Returns to Coast
After hurried trip back to FL
Centre the first of the week, Judge
Mayfield has returned to the
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-09

Hay Ir.urancs. Edgar Bros. Real
" Go, El Centre, Cal 6os Main st
Fnone l60 sdv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-09

Hemstitching- Mrs. Wilson. 1923
Broadway, adv
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The Radio Board

The businesslike and effcien. manner WITH
which the new federal radio board has begun its
labor of Strengthening the appalling into which
radio broadcasting has worked itself, speaks well
for comparatively speedy solution u the knotty
problems presenting themselves upon every side.
It. is not simple matter OF prescribing Ger
tain wayeengths koeycle bands ~ certain sta
tions, but much more complex process, involving
determination Of the past record Of the individual
stations, their service the public and the claim
each has, If any, to preference in the matter Of
wave band and time allowance.
Despite the fact that the functicnng Of this new
commission may accomplish ali that is desired in
the way Of radio regulation, nevertheless the whole
question Of radio legislation is likely 10 be reopened
1t the mex. session Of congress. l. is known. FOX
example, tina; Senator James E. Watson Of Indiana
chairman of the Senate Committee on Interstate
Commerce, is preparing bill to establish perma-
nent commission communications 70 replace the
radio commission and 10 have complete control G:
radio, telephone, telegraph and cable affairs. thus
absorbing Of the powers of the Interstate
Commerce Commission. There are other measure.
in the making and now ready for presentation a,
the first opportunity.
News that such legislation is 70 De attempted has
caused stir in radio circles, members Of whicr
feel that the present commission may accomplish
everything desired and should be given sfficien,
opportunity TO prove itself equal TO the task TIE
legislation designating the present radio commits
sion compromise, however, and it is not log
ic2I to suppose that the controversy the gues
fion viii die down. But whatever the next session
If congress brings forth We 1t least know thai
something is being done right now to bring RELIEF
Ia the broadcast listener and that is good in
deed.
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The National Anthem

4 rea ra.5o.zl s-.-e1-. graz e-9--h H. szae :
g.zce s-e>52e .1e Star SPa-rs~1 Bz1-s-- s2< ~.
ye: tee- found, Us Nz-5c-al Federation - Ms
clubs .as a--og-esd in tlse.esszs "a. III -sz-sy
loo manuscripts With -e-e s-.e-e3 Il ! cq-.es.
from ete-y state II .,e -g-.- Alaska Ea~ss.-
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rse}oly ot sufficient z1e-i; - zar-y .h= fares
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diet .lz: nothing xiii ese- " found aPp-pze-
ire meaning o: tie Sta SPaAkiel Bs--er- XII
sorae nzs.ela. e-lsis Inspires something as ri.
great /. would u or !2ds-e-. ia. !: xo-.d t=
virtually impossible so- cc-.ss. - inspire a. az
them o. TIE cziioe- Ges:-sc-
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Dzn-ose. Of New YORK. F-s<se-.e& 5. Cea.e-<e Of
Bos.csa. Felix Bo-~ski O. Chczg9 sao Dezn Pe.eg
T. Lu:kin 9: Evanston, H. ~s-e instructed b. .1e
pas, presidents assembly .: re federation - Sc
lee. a.synn only Il !. showed -nzis:zksh.s great
ness. -A.:e- giving careful consideration - ,hez
1901 offerings. beg !eare report .hz.- al
Though sayre Ct the settings showed fine E1ssc.a-
ship. 10 c,e Impressed Is as reaching Ire hi21
standard called fox, none were fully adequate 20
the Inspiring .sx-.r said Ire .-ige< !. .-e.r c=-
c;sion.
The Star SpangleG Bal-e- ~as born u-6=-
circumstances that app@a. % every American
Sho: ard shell were screaming through r1s gray
mis.s Ct ,he Chesapeake the morning TIA: Frznei>
Sco.s key wrote i. while captive British
frigste- l, nas the naprezSive7ess ard the d.gn:.-
and me terro- Of real love o. county coupled xi-a
ar intense dramatic quality. Personally We see 10
need Of anything 20 substitute for ]. and certainly
substitute could have me precious historical as
socia..ons Of The Star Spsngled Banner
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4 Money Crop
Minneapolis Journall


Wheat in Winnipeg touched $50 recently. Ad-
verse weather conditions which hare prevented
seeding south Of the Canadian boundary hare
crossed the line and i. IS eviden. that !. viii
be impossible for Canada 10 plant full acreage
this spring. In the winter wnea. belt, Oklanonx
and Kansas show marked losses in acreage already
planted following floods and excessive rains TIE
northwest IS behind N its seeding although save.
from loss b. flood
The Mississippi floods hare wiped out more thar
million acres Of corn and cotton and promise 20
Go ye: more damage weakened ieyees melt aac
let In the waters upoa a.mos. hourly increasing
section.
All this sounds depressing and pessimis.i-~ But.
such is the actual condition Of agriculture tia.
is quite the contrary. 1t means that with reduced
production of wheat, corn and cof.cn prices viii
rise. Europe knows that, for il imported 3943 0Ol
bushels Of wheat this week IS against 2,45eyOOe
last week from the United States, and from Can
ada 2.566O00 against 2y1S91OO.
The farmer vii! get almost Is mach for fiye
bushels IS he would for eight With crop that /.
normal He will actually make more money ard
greater profit for the labor, tvine md expense d
handling the smaller crop win BE les. Invclu
taTy he restricts productioa and tie price respond
and be finds himself almost at onee II better fman
cial condition With smaller crop. Last year ~,
Tie winter wheat belts good ysar and Cansda's
III year y the nostAvest's goed 90 an uIgI
Will BE money cxc9
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SUPREME COURT
FroR Burleigh County.

Froa Bsrleieh County.
+. S. Clark. Plaintiff and Appellant.
Northern Pacific Railway Company,
Defendant. and Respondent.
Syllabus:
l. Under the provisions of the
Negotiable Instruments Act accept
ance Of a bill Of exchange may be
accomplished; "a b. writing
signed by ME drawee (section T0l7
{. L. 1918: n. l. L. section 1897: t2l
by destruction Of the bill by the
drAwee. or CD by his refusal within
twenty-four hours after delivery. or
within such other period as the
holder may allow to return the bill
to the holder (section .oa3 e. L.
1918: N. ]. L. section 1917
z In the instant case. it is held.
Tor reasons stated in the opinion,
that there was constructive accep-
lance Of \ sight draft by the defend
ant. under section 1922 c. L. 1918.
5. When party guarantees pay
ment OF sight draft for the ac-
commodation of anothe- and on de-
fault Of the drswec. pays the same.
such party becomes vested with the
ownership Of the draft and may
maintain IN action thereon against
the drawec.
From \ judgment Of the district
court of Burleigh County. Hon. +.
Jansonius.. J.. plaintiff appeals.
Reversed.
Opinion Of the coar. BY Christian
son, ].
E. E. McCurdy. Bismarck. n. OAK.
Attorney for Appellant.
Conmy. Young 4 Burnelt. Fargo,
n. OAK, Attorneys for RosDondrnt.
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Here Comes the Doary

TFe cr@z seasc- 60 brides i e1re again .c--
fs.tI rscs ao2 Ga s1ccS o.. .te z-dstap4 exslr.-
stare w7-3s~s arg fled -..1 .arceS.5eks. o<sses
sTras4s was hare te%a Jagged .s.ee rezch upward
lncra-S.g to r4.et - t-s1e's t.r-s-e., an- a
sns-f-y val. like ..z s--e-.2-se-. = Jc5. -e--d
f-rxz .tt unfortunate parents - 14sE . s.. re
bill
ssse1.-us art @.ga- store I-dlzrs ~. ~-z.
the 1se1 = u. Brides. 5-i6ez-rons. ministers
ard witnesses are Sill necessary. -. the h4lc.0-
:sre ~rer zP-zra3-craslr.s yo11g :s!le- and hss
hes. -. e92.c ce. .E.c.ec s13es.gl-s capita
* $500 at h-c.s. .: ne-re z-e gore-
TIE co-cor--4--s . wedding today involve a.
userhea1 ia. : ar5.-.0-sly -. --a-y cozs:6-
erzble setback TIE a:g1e, cos.s 9: higher living
i-.gve extras .hz. require considerable 6-siE.
OF family fortunes. /: lakes .xo SETS Of parents.
working hard z ..sy ca1. e see o-e So q
ho-syr.oo,e-s through The first t.re or ten year
of married lie, sor few young n.en marry today
with any icea ina. they Will be able 70 supper
themselves ard :aei- wives during -1eir frs. few
years Of welded lie or ~ha. young men ear.
today eve- when orerpait. Help from his fo,kS IS
expected as well as ns.p from .er folks, and the
parents VINO used 20 &c. rid Of daughter .: de-
fraying tie overhead Of me actual ceremony arr
the honeymoon now faced with problem o.
prolonged maintenance keep their pr!css ard
joys OF. Of .ne bankruptcy courts ard TIE poor farm
AL this p-esages TIE return 20 tie coa-y. Eu-
ropean society still eiings 20 this custom % .nc
crxry and every y9ang man who picks MIN :.
wife gets with her substantial bonus in cold cash
8. negotiable equivalent Until recently. this
custom vas considered an-Aureriean. and self
respecting Of the Lincoln era or the mzu.e Or
dreadful decades would think Of accepting riches
from TIE brides papa unless the young man were
enc OF the frowned-upo fortune-aun.ers who mar
ried for money. /. jus. simply wasn't done.
But all tina. is changed. Who is % blame, NJ
one can say. The world has a Way Of working
these things out gradually, and the skinny finger
Of shame the ia. thumb Of luxury be pointed
beth the spoiled children the spelling parent;
with equal chance Of finding the guilty party.
Regardless CT guilt the dowry is coming. and
coming probably. 70 stay Where parents do noE
happen to be affluent enough to give dowry, there
is perhaps one other solution for the young folks
who will a-marrying 60: two can live cheaply as
one, if they both work.
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E5;.o-.x Note: This is Chap
ss- 81 in series Of articles
rr,,.en h fcrmer dosghboy
xsa is .s.is.s.nx France as
essrssse.Se.; for The Tribune.
CHAPTER LIv.
APel.-<.ys.- TIA; -. perhaps.
former bcz solda. may desire TO
satisfy II .-e-ol6 yearn.ng TO man
&c. few esesrxo:s, which are
s.aas. when he Chambers into . res
sxsrzns during h.s visit 10 France
for the annual convention OF The
American Legion in September
Wells.
II he dogs. he may appreciate this
ysYr-
A5srx.
A. American and q Frenchman
wer~ scanning tigl-iffare IL the
Eessi &c 10 Care 10 BSr-le-Dsc- II
rzx e1Sr 20 see that five esearEoss
eozlG &c pu-hasea for An outlay OF
ssx frzacs- TIE American, who mad
csyer saaxgeI a. e<cArEcs on his
csc.sci5>- rlsced an order Tie
F-sack-sn stack 20 his huitres,
vSxs are oys:ers-
Ssnce Was Fine
TIE esssr-o.s arrived. Each OF.
cze;ei q depression in a round
-ee~iea platter. A sTc-sined fori
vas xeved also With this foYk
.ss American began excayatsng- He
flShei SC. ire S-aiI proper. covered
xish Al appe.ssinr sauce Of butter
a-ss soras fire. geen herbs He iE-
serted the -arsei and began 20 chew
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-07
Music a Universal Language

News tina; American popular airs replacing
the old opera in Italy will no surprise 10 the
average citizen Of these United States regretted as
may be by the lovers Of the older more sopnisti-
Gated music. There IS swing, simplicity il the
American music tha, is irresistible l. Is mass
music. easily, understood.
The movement however. is not all one sided
Through the radio. vast numbers Of Americans are
being made familiar with the more difficult music
of Europe Il IS fair exchange, which does neither
the least Bit O; harm. -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-07
Daily Health
Service
BIZ DR. NORRIS FISHBEIN
Editor Journal Of the American
Medical Association and Of nygeis,
the Health Nagax.ne


Medical Association and Of hygeis,
the Health Magazine
The .rex.ren: Of peYnieious ane-
MIA With dies rich in eaifs liver. as
xzx Suggested by Drs- Mino: and
Murrhy. seems 70 have achieved gen
eYzI medical approval.
The method itself is so simple tia.
i. is easily adopted and has quickly
come into general use. On the other
hand, many persons do no. parsicu-
la.ly care for tie taste OF liver and
-eyo.. sRAins. too rauch Of this sub
stance il the cie:-
In orde. 30 accommodate these few
tastes. Thelma Tubs and Elizabeth
BeilinRer. the 6iesieians OF the Peter
Ben: Brigham ho.p::s. in Boston,
have suggested the following recipes
for nocIicaiions OF liver for this
purpose:
Liver juice: Score the raw liver
and scar slightly in . pan for less
than a minute Place the s6lred
liver in = square made Of esu1< fsev-
era! foldsl and squeeze out the juice.
Abou. $50 &C. Of juice from two
pou nGs OF liver. Serve cold. Orange
Juice may be taken after il.
Brciled liver: Dash liver in hot
water. remove the skin and broil
until done. o. pan broii IL n.inera.
oil Five minutes are generally Al
lewed for cooking.
Seraped or xie-ed liver: Dash
live. IN no. water and remove the
skin. Broii the liver 5 to 10 min
uses until cooked through. and
serape through sieye, or press
through potato river.
Liver stuffed in green peppers or
tomatoes: Stuff sieved or finely
chopped liver ieookedi. whieh-hz<
been moistenec with tomato s1ice
OF broth. in the tomato or green
pepper and bake. Onion may be
added 10 the chopped liver for flavor.
One pepper or tomato will hold 60
grams Of liver.
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4 New Source For Taxes

Students C.: taxation should watch with ;1s=-es.
the workings o: West Virginia's nsw 100000 9
year privilege the proceeds o. oil, gas and
other mineral and natural resources produced .i.a-
in the state. The United States supreme coa-- L.
test case, has JUS: declared this tax lax
sti.usional.
This is interesting legislation Mexico las de-
cared that the federal government is the owner u
all natural resources ard the taxes levied BY rea-
Of this doctrine have been the chief bones o.
contention between the United States ard the
southern republic. How West virginia's tax will ne
received remains TO be seen.
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NEWS BRIEFS

Landbergh sends congratulations TO
Chamberlin from cruiser Memphis.
which is making fast time on voyage
20 Washington; is made colonel OF
national guard in Missouri: Lind
bergh's mother sends congratulations
20 wife Of Chamberlin.
Lloyd Bertaud, depo.ed pi!o. of
Be.lanea plane. says az Cleveland
sha. Chamberiin and Levine .wobbled
al over Europe" and that sloppy
navigation Of Be!lanca plane showed
The really excellent" job Lindbergh
die.
william c.. NcAdoo. wife and chauf-
feur escape injury in auto collision
at Bluefields. ". Va. bu. child in
other car is perhaps fatally hurt.
Secretary Mellon states that at end
Of fisca! year June 80, treasury will
have surplus exceeding $500. 0oc 900.
Coolidge names Hugh Gibson. am
bassador to Belgium. as chairman OF
American delegation 70 Geneva naval
arms Limitation conference.
Ninneapolis-Norma Clark and
Ernst rentoId, Minneaboiis. ard
George Smith and Jock Hentry. 81.
Paul. qualified as norshwes1x repre-
serta:ives for na:iona! open golf
tournament q. Oakmons rex. week.
St. Paul-Progress Was made By
North Dakota delegation al flood cor
troll conference. said Senate. NYe o.
North Dakota. here en- route home.
ST. PaulHJudee Miller denied gov
eminent a stay beyond July 5 in ease
Of Frank Sommer and others charged
with mail robbery conspiracy.
Fairmont. Minn.-Approx:matel,
$1,000 was raised here AZ two bene-
fit performances for employees OF
Cook and Cole Circus which wen.
broke here.
Mnncapolis-Mally Nydah. was
elected capssin Of 1923 baseball team
at University Of Minnesota
Minneapclis-Neil ". Cronin. city
attorney, Was rescued from drowning
by life guard when he fell from boat
in Lake Calhoun here.
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GEEBgck PRIVATE 6oe lack
& bFRANCE y. Z -: =.

At first he thought someone had
made > mistake and given him some
raw ch;eIe. But ~ persisted. Ten
minutes later he gulped. That was
one. He had four more TO challenge
before the order would be con-
sumed.
Tough. eh r. ~ remarked.
yes smiled the Frenchnan.
Good sauce. though" he con-
t;nued.
sYes."
But the snail.! Not so good,
Il don't know" the Frenchman re-
piled. Il never eat them"
And those shells. Those are won
cerfui shells. Almost as firm as the
snails. Seems an awfu! waste OF
good shells for such tiny inorsel OF
food. What do they Go with all the
shells -
The Frenehnan smiled broadly
this time.
why. that. easy he answered.
The cook jus: fills them up with
more snaiis."
So. you who would essay TO man
ger an cscargot or two. stop and con
slider. You might get an escaryo.
Hus-you might also get a bit If
beef or pork. properly toughened 20
make the delusion perfect. The only
point ron may be sure Of is tina. the
she'll is the she'll of "a genuine oscar
got, The patrons Of France never
throw away the shells.
VOLTA ct aloYs.
TOMORROW: 4 New War Drama.
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rs xhcssSers and makes viseeraeks
or her to-oieSrciness-
A tsx Gays before saw . man
balance himself On . table on the
IN. Of 2s-s.ogy tsiltsng 20 &c. Z
Little advertising for 4 vaudeville ze.
a snail circle knows sheir names
z-c remembers 70. few days VIA.
h4rpens1. To tie individual. i. Is an
ersEs o. . lifetime.
There's reading room a. the PUB
lie Library where TIE newspapers
.-cE al lie nation come
Here each morning raskes a crowd
q s1--exids..z Of Hi.her-an6-Tc to
glimpse ire iS.ex: news from the
old hone sc~a-- Now and then two
- more natives q tie same. place
ME: ccs.xicel:al.y z.c swap COM
zea. g. .se Newspaper announce
-ea. ot re carriage .. Little Sadie
S.5.r % s-s death 81 cs6 ICE Beevus.
Ih=y ep-s regularly. ar told. old
fellows .r-E-g &C keep .aei- consae:
xii. sAs seHc they left behind. living
x 1a5g Il Manhattan ha. in mind
s.2 css.-s lie. asrer tear Up roots.
NcsE-< crowd Of . hundred or
zas-e Persons gaping snss . dens
stl-< Es.Csx N rasG- BroaGxsJ IN
ves.S9zsed ard found that shey 1ere
Erscaf.x TIE terrified antics 81 =
-Sss= czsx.. II ..ick shaving
cr-Az display snG trying 20 get or..
Ws.Ai- s~o minutes tie crowd lad
<rcE 10 $50 and .kea policeman
cSrzs Ep zI1 cleared the street
Nothing ~.l. 6rz. Ne< York
crowd quicker. /, have learned, than
scrs living sai1s n some perpiexitY
a4re seen thousands pack the
streets 20 ~a.eh cat stuck or an
eseyA.ec track
Themselves vexea by the Seemingly
unacceptable problems Of the city, they
doubtless reflect the misery that likes
company.
GILBERT SWAN.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-07
Introducing
the Governors

Columbia, S. C.. June 7.-P-
Nothing rieazes Governor John G.
Richards Of South Carolina more
than > good baseball game OK fox
hunting
This prediction for athletics he
has passed on 20 his nine daughters.
ali Of whom are fond of riding TO
tie hounds and are excellent swim
naers ard tennis players.
As yca.h. Governor Richards was