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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06
MISS HOFHEINZ HOSTESS.


The members of the Evening
Bridge club were entertained at FL
Arco tea room Wednesday evening
] at 1880 o'clock with eight guests of
tie club present. Miss Frances Hof-
heinz was hostess at the function.
The players were seated in a card
room decorated III corona, roses, and
ferns. High score was made By Or.
N. l.. Murray, who received a cor
sage for the prize. Low score trophy
went to Miss Mary M~attingfy. a
handkerchief and sachet TO match.
Guests Of the club were Misses
Irene Kehoe. Allie Bell. Bernice Lee,
Nina Dobhins. Margaret Pickett,
Margaret Upton. Mrs. A. G.. Hipp,
and Mrs. Fannie Putegnat. Others
present were Or. W. L. Murray. Miss
Molly Rogers. Misses Maude Akers.
Mary Mattinglv. Katherine Hanon,
Cecilia Rice. Frances HofheinE, and
Mrs. Katherine Hamilton.
The mex meeting will be with
Miss Cecilia Rice mt the home OF
her sister. Mrs. John Kelly on 81.
Charles street at 1850 p. m.
EUZELEANS MEET.
Mrs. Ben c. Clark and Mrs. Fred
Bohlen were hostesses nc the bus
mess and social meeting OF the
Euzelean Bible class of the Baptist
church Friday afternoon. The meet
ing was called to order at which time
Mrs. r. j. Glow led the devotional
services.
Al talk By Mrs. r. w. Marshall en-
titled "Seed Sewing" preceded a
short business session. Pieces TO
embroider were passed &c the wom-
en- and n lively conversation was
carried on for some time. A turkey
contest, in which the one revealing
the most knowledge Of the American
turkey, was held with Mrs. Marshall
winner. when the sewing was fin
ished n vote was cast or the best
conversationaIist. Mrs. r. X. Matejka
was given the most votes.
Members az the group bought the
finished work OF the club and the
money was added 70 the class fund
70 benutify the class room. Pumpkin
pie and coffee were served Later.
SUNDAY SCHOOL PARTY.
Mrs. Cora Butts entertained the
pupils Of her Sunday school class in
the Christian church Tuesday even
ing with a Halloween party on the
lawn ne the home Of Mrs. Bates Of
tae San Carlos apartments. Colored
lights on the lawn made an attract
i've place for the games. Refresh
ments were served in the dining
oom to fifteen guests. Miss N. NJ.
Bourne and Miss Martha Butts were
assistants Sc service.
HOST At DTSNER
A wild game dinner was given at
FL Areo Thursday at noon BY r. vi.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06
HARLINGEN
DELPHIANs MEET

DELPHIANS MEET
The Delphian chapter OF Harlingen
elected officers at the meeting We'd
nesday morning in the new Woman's
Club house. This occasion also
marked the beginning or the second
year Of its activities.
The new officers are Mrs. David
Wing, reelected president; vice.
president, Mrs. B. ID. Kline; secre-
tary, Mrs. Clifford Herren; assistant
secretary. Mrs. N. :. Liddell; treas
urer, Mrs. "A. NJ. Letzerich, advisoy
boad, Mesdames W. NJ. Hundley, A
Goldammer. @. w. Van Law. The pro
gram was given on the subject, The
Pit from which We are Digged." A
preparatory discussion on "The
Middle Ages Defined" was given BY
Mrs. G. W. Van Law. Topics for re-
port were chosen by Mesdames H. NJ.
Barton, David Wink, X. NJ Loving,
Tubb, H.. w. Hoskins, b. ID. Kline,
L. r. Holingsworth, and II. McCamp-
bell.
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HOSTESS no SOCIETY

Mrs. y. q. Nosler and Mrs. L. r.
Spicer were joint hostesses 70 mem
bers of the Woman's Missionary so
ciety Of the First Christian church.
Floral decorations OF pink roses were
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A wild game dinner was given at
FL Arco Thursday at noon BY r.. W..
Voss. formerly OF Florida but having
come here after a trip 70 New York
City. The spells Of the hunt were
enjoyed hv local hunters and their
wives, J. H. BatseIls r. T. Wells, A.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06
~HIRD BIRTHDAY

Rose Alice Bishop, daughter Of
r. and Mrs. Sherwood Bisop. cele-
ated her third birthday Friday af-
noon BY inviting a group Of her
? friends 20 a party 10 her home
lizabeth street. The fret con-
was a peanut hunt on the lawn.
the guests were taken into the
e where they all were blindfold-
ed and told 10 pin n turkey IN the
pen that had been put up on a wall.
Dorothy kaplan and Marsall Gra-
ham were the most successful. Priz-
~ were handpainted mirror for the
girl and a musical horn for the win
ming boy.
In the dining room a large white
cake adorned the center Of the table
upon which were placed three pink
candles. The edges 81 the table was
banked with corona wires In BIOS
som. Streamers Of pink and blue
ribbons ran from the edge Of the
table 70 the cake and when the tor
was taken off a box was discovered
in the center holding fayors tied ~
these ribbons. Favors were dolls for
the girls and marbles, pistols, and
balls fer the boys.
Fruit jello. lady fingers. and
marshmallows with doll faces on
them were served. for refreshments
The Thanksgiving idea in decoration
was carried out.
The invited guests we're Mildred
RIanton, Ella Dennet, Ruth Edelsteinl
Betty Ions, Dorothy kaplan, Ora Lee
Lamberth. Lila Lee Prosser, Emily
Pitt. Mary Nell SHELTON. Alberta
Your. Billy Faulk. Richard Pierce.
Rohert Rowe. Lewis Stein. Deer Pei
ton. Carlos Watson. Jr.. Harold Hen
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06

Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Liston enter
tanned twenty-six Of their friends On
Monday night, with a Halloween mas
querade party at their home at All
East Fillmore avenue. The decora-
tions carried the orange and black
color scheme in lanterns, and other
Halloween symbols and orange cos
mos.
The diversion for the evening was
dancing. Some of the costumes were
most attractive, others were unique.
Orangeade and sandwiches were
served at a late hour.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06
MEET IN NEW BUILDING

The first organization to meet IN
the new Women's building, was the
Baptist Missionary society, which
met there on Tuesday afternoon with
a record attendance. The pleasant
auditorium proved an ideal place for
meeting. After the business ses-
sion, a short program was presented
Hassie Browning Foster gave two
pretty readings. and another little
girl, Gloria Griffin, gave a musical
reading. Mrs. N. G. Costen played q
violin solo, accompanied by Mrs. A. l..
Brooks.
Punch, brick ice cream, and waters
were served at 5 o'clock
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06
MRS. E HoNoRED


Mrs. Gerald McKenna was an
honor guest at a party given by Mrs.
Hugo Letzerich at her home on We'd
nesday afternoon. Guests for five
tables OF bridge and one Of ten
guests were present at this occasion.
The colors chosen were red and black,
and this was featured In the scarlet
zinnias and other flowers. Tally and
score cards, we're in the same attrac-
tive hues.
The guests we're met at the door
By Mrs. Letzerich, Mrs. McKenna,
Mrs. Joe Roberts, with Mrs. j. II.
Thompson passing the score cards.
After cordial greetings, the games
were I'm order. High score prize was
awarded 20 Mrs. "A. r.. McClendon,
and q hand embroidered apron, the
same reward. was given 70 Mrs. J. B.
Powell. for winning second high. Mrs.
I. G.. Webb won the cut prize
Those present we're tea table
guests, Mesdames A. L. Brooks, 4. 4.
Shafer, r.. s.. Herren, H. c. Webb. and
Mesdames Gerald McKenna, W. nj.
Waterman, G.. w. Van Law, Wills
Carter, ". n. Brady, u. II. Kline, q.
N. Joyner, X. M. Loving. ID. w.
Schuepbach, 7. II. Thomas, A. +.
/ McClendon, Joe Roberts, N. S. Lid
dell, y. y. Hammack. J. b. Powell.
J. 7. Thompson. Wimberly Mcleod,
Woods Christian, M. A. Childress, II.
Il. Kelly.
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MISS TIPTON HOSTESS

MAoO IL ~ $4,000
Miss Margaret Upton entertained
Friday evening with four tables Of
bridge AZ the home OF her brother
and sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ris linton On West Elizabeth street.
Those present were Misses Allie
Bell, Ann Kendrick. Helen Bogardus,
Berpice Lee. Beatrice Harrison, Irene
KehNe, Margaret Pickett, and Frank
Rob 18th. a. Krebs. Joe Celaya,
Geol T. Desha, Joe Putegnat. Hubert
Tint, A, Robert Lattimer, John Carr
Sewc I, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Harris,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Upton, and the
hostess. Miss Margaret Upton.
High score for the women was by
Miss Beatrice Lee, and cut prize
went 10 Mrs. Dick Harris. Frank
Rubarth won high among the men
and joe Celaya received the cut
prize.
A salad course was served late in
the evening BY the hostess.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06
Brownsville Club
and Social Activities


On Of the women to represent the
townsville Federation Of Women's
bs ri the state federation conven-
q meeting that will be held in Fl
o November 7 until IL is Mrs.
iney W" Taylor who goes as a
smber Of the resolution committee
4 the state organization. she Is
hartman Of the fine arts department
A the fifth district in the Biennial
rganization which Is preparing for
he international meeting Of clubs 10
q held at San Antonio next year.
Mrs. Taylor left Brownsville for
AN Antonio Saturday evening where
she will visit until Sunday evening
ut which time she will join the dele
CATION that is going from Corpus
Christi and will 80 on TO III Faso
vith them. Before she returns 70
he city Mrs. Taylor will be a guest
, the dedication Of the Pan Ameri-
n room at the Gunter hotel IN San
ttonio and also at the banquet
Itch will follow. The dedication
1 be made November Is.
Dthers from Brownsville who had
nned 20 attend the convention are
q. T.. G.. Holiday and Mrs. D. +.
y. Jr., but cn account Of sickness
both families they have not fully
decided to make the trip.
Mrs. Harbert Davenport left about
a week ago for the West and expects
to be a guest al the convention also
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06
THREE HosTEssEs

nus EAr112
Mrs. III. MI. Barton, Mrs. J. NJ
Green and Mrs. Guy Snavely were the
hostesses for the Study club ut the
home OF Mrs. Barton Thursday after
noon with Mrs. J. T. Foster ms lead
er. Mrs. J. Z. Jeral Of Bishop was a
special guest. The subject for the
program was Americas Contempor-
airy Writers" The leader gave a
sketch and explanation Of the life
Of Edwin Arlington Robinson and a
reading OF his poem, "Tristram."
Mrs. 7. S. Herren gave a talk on
0ctcvus Roy Cohen from personal
acquaintance. Ben Ames Williams
was n prose writer mentioned. Mrs.
Jack Cary outlined $50 Big and
other writings OF Edna Ferber, In n
comprehensive manner. Miss Chris
tine Ewing played a beautiful violin
number. IAN Old Refrain" (Kreis-
ler), with a splendid piano accom-
paniment, By Mrs. A. B. Waldron.
PERSONALS
r. r. Robbins and r. =. Bryson,
both Of Leander. Tex, have arrived
in Harlinren and are guests Of n. I'D.
Bryson and family.
Mrs. A. ]. Pollard win attend the
Texas State Federation Of Clubs, that
viii ccnvene in III Pasc next week.
Mrs. Pollard Is president Of the Bet
ter Harrington club, q civic ~crganiza-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Bolts had as
their guest over the weekend. Miss
Pearl Bolts cf Donna formerly or
Harlingen.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Burrows had
"A their guest last week, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. J. Larine from Nordheim. They
left Monday for their home.
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Continued on page two.)
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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-08
Will Marry To
Keep From Jail

Frank Monaga, 40, and Mary Or,
tee, "a of FL Centre are to be mar,
ried Friday by Judge Kendall Per,
kins.
The two entered pleas of guilty
to charges of vagrancy when
brought before Judge Perkins in
city court at noon today and ad-
mitted that they had been living
together for some time.
After they had pleaded guilty
and waived time for sentence the
judge gave them their choice of two
manners of squaring their accounts.
He first sentenced them to paw a
fine of $3.50 each or spend l25
days in the county Jail, then sus-
pended sentence on the provision
that they either get married or get
out of town.
owe want to get married right
away, Frank told the Judge
He made an effort to have the
ceremony performed at once but it
was explained to him that it was
first necessary to procure license
He was then told that he should
take Mary with him to the county
clerk s office and sign a notice of
intention to marry. That he could
obtain the license Friday and the
ceremony would then be in order.
He left the court room promising
the Judge to return Friday.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-08
Husband Denies
Wife's Charges

Answer was filed this morning at
the county clerks office in the case
Of Guadalupe Flores against Juan
Flores, divorce action.
Not only does the husband deny
the allegations of his wife in the
answer but in it he cites numerous
alleged actions on the part of his
wife as form of defense.
He charges t. at soon after their
marriage his wife took a dose of
poisonous liquid which she had made
without cause or provocation and
that since that time she has been
in i'll health to a certain extent.
The hus band claims that she is of
jealous nature and that while he
was dancing with a woman at a
public dance one night she ap.
preached and struck the woman
over the head with pocketbook,
knocking the woman unconscious
He further alleges that he works
anu Is III lIt HdDlI going
for ride late in the afternoon in
his ear and that on numerous oc-
easions his wife has punctured the
t'"oS to prevent his using the ma
chine. ~lsl'U NDNIHI0
The defendant denied that he
had thrown his wife out of a ear
on the desert while going to Ban,
ming last November. He SAYS that
he had made arrangements to go to
Banning with some male ompan-
ions and that his wife insisted that
she 90. When they reached Oasis
he determined to come back and
cot out of the car urging his wife
to 90 on to Banning with the 9th
ers and return with them, but said
that she refused to go and got out
of the machine. He said that start
ed walking toward Brawley and
erepicked up by motorists and
returned to B rawley.
Afford and Wolford are appear
ing as attorneys for the defendant
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-08
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PERSONALS

{. 4. Grabendike was Il recent
dinner guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. D.
Van Dyke of Imperial
Judge H. p. Griffin of Brawley
was an FL Centre visitor Saturday.
j. Drummond Huston returned to
Los Angeles where he joined his
wife and family.
Mrs. Frank Hartman and daughter
were in Imperial recently on busin-
css.
Mrs. Wesly He'll returned last
night from Jacumba, where she
spent the past week.
Dick Ohanion of lndio spent yes
tcrday in FL Centre.
Mrs. l.. l.. Duff returned this
morning from Live Oak Springs
where she spent several weeks with
her mother and family. She plans
to return the latter part of this
week, for the remainder Of the sum
mer.
Hugh Osborne, Duke Johnson, G
+ Coggins and Earle Davis spent
the week end with their families at
Oakwllde.
Miss Clara Feustel, who has been
in Los Angeles for the past siS
months. has returned to this city
and accepted position in the la"
| office Of ter"re District Att0rney
Ernest r. TIL, with whom Att0r
nov ss. Nuff.. * aSSoriated
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-08
!NOUIRING REPORTER FINDS OUT
TT is MIGHTY HOT IN NEBRASKA

confessed g Course I IN from Ne
brasky and ! think its the finest
state in the world-but YOU know
it don t feel much hotter here than
it does there-and | seen EN- get
tin ready to plant some kind of
crops as we come through. That
looked funny to me because we re
all done harvestin in Nebraska-or
almost done, and we won't have
nothin more to do til spring Looks
funny. plantin things in August. "
Why don't YOU stop over for the
night and look around little 20
the reporter suggested. "You know
there are some pretty interesting
things to see around here
- don think Ma and Sis would
stand for it he said. burned if
wouldn t like to though " Looks
kinda friendly here. .
Oft is friendly'' the reporter as
surcd him.
"And 7 don t think il s 60 d"rned
hot" Pa declared stoutlv-" Not
when vor begin to oct used TO it.
It's Just as hot in Nebraskv!'
Ma and Sis came hurrving from
the druo store. Ma stopped to test
her weight on the scales.
"Whv I've lost 3 pounds - she
exclaimed
"Sweat it off 7 guess the flan-
per suggested. "Gee. hnt it . hot -
"It's hot in Ncbrasky too, - said
Pa
"rt's hot everywhere said Ma.
"Don't YOU kinda think it's too
hot to 90 on across that hloomin ,
desert todav'' said Pa "Suppos"
we stav overnight and get up real
early ~ the morning
&" And 90 over the line and visit
Mcvico this evening--' the report
,r e"oonsted.
"And get glass of heer'' Pa
o~olqimed with sudden inSniration.
"It's wet in Mevico ain I it,
Reer'' exclaimed the flapner
before the Exporter could answer.
"I.et' S got
"Beer!" echoed Mac ain
scon a glass of beer for wears.
Pa winked "Ma : prohibition
in Nebraskv he said slvlv-''but
what can a person DO when it's 80
hot ="
81 don't think its so awfnllv
hot" said the Tanner.
"No worse n Nebraskv' said Ma,
~ think we II eniov stavin ov
err" said Pa. "Thanks for giving
us 90 mnch information. -
"Thanks for the interview said
the reporter. MAY I saw for pub
LEGATION that You don I consider I'm
perial Valley summers any hotter
thu" those in NebraskaS'
"You can Sav any DANCED thing
YOU want to- Pa declared generous
w. "iust so YOU put in that I think
this is great town.
And the dust covered, baggage
laden ear rolled on.
"Bless the weather!' mnrmnred
the reporter. goino into the drug
store for a glass of ice water.
"Hot, ism t it, said the man be-
hind the counter.
''Hot. isn't itN said the man be
hind the counter.
cit isn't any hotter than Ne
hraska' the reiorter declared. And
the man behind the counter agreed
that perhaps it wasn't. Moral:
' on re only as hot as you think you
are-even in FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-08
Hay Insurance.. Edgar Bros, hea'
" Co, VI Centro. Col bUs Main ~
suohe | 80 adv

Burglar Scare False Patrolman
Jack Moore answered a call to
Commercial and 10th streets at
l:45 O'Clock this morning, it being
believed that burglars were at work
N the house. The patrolman, how
ever, found no one in the place and
Il search Of the vicinity failed TO
reveal any trace of suspicious per
sons. The call was placed by Il
Young man, who bad returned home
at that time TO find light burn
ing in the house. As the residents
were all out of town, save himself,
he Immediately called the police. IN
vrstigation failed to reveal am
disturbance of any kind within the
premises.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-08
Youthful Trio
Deny Guilt

los ANGEL ES. Ano. Frank
Miller. RAY O'A-,l and Billy Man
fort. alle1ed mid band'ts.' today
el tered nlear of not guilty to the
murder Of Albert Matthias. Arcadia
police officer.
Superior JUDGE Albert Lee Step
hens set AUG. Fl as date of trial.
O Dell and Monfort are alleged to
have made confessions to deputy
Shcriff's naming Miller as the one
who fired the fatal shot.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-08
MINERS OUT ON STRIKE
By United Press Leased wir.

WALSENBURG, Colo, Aug. s.
A report of the State Industrial
Commission on the Sacco-Vanzetti
four day sympathetic strike in the
southern Colorado coal fields indi-
Gated that only 49l of the normal
1853 miners in the seven mines are
working today.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-08
ROLPH TO RUN AGAIN


SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. s-James
Rolph, Jr., mavor of San Francisco
for the past l6 wears, TODAY was
preparing his platform for the com.
ing mayeraltv campaign He an
nounced Sunday he would run for
reelection.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-08
COTTON TAKES JUMP


NEW YORK, Aug. s-October
cotton opened with a gain of $500
a bale after the issuance of the gov
eminent report today showing condi-
ton of 69.5 percent and indicated
yield of 1892, 900 bales.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-08
Enjoys Plenty Of Snow.
Brake Troubie7 See Fritz' adv

San Diegan Taken Ill. - Roland
Davis, 10, Of San Diego was strick
en- suddenly i'll while crossing Main
street near the court house Sunday
afternoon. Patrolman McCaslin
answered a cali to the place and
rushed the youth to the Fl Centre
hospital The illness, however,
passed quickly and the boy was re
leased from the hospital short
lime later lie left the city late in
the afternoon for San Diego.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-08
Rd'
Meet Me at Steve's.

Held AS Migrants -Christine 81
Wis, 20, and Babe Beauchamp, -.
both Of Calipatria were arrested in
Wcstmorland Saturday charged witt
vagrancy The two women werc
taken before Judge Cook at West
morland Saturday where they enter
ed pleas of not guilty to the charges
They were ordered committed To
the county jail in default of 500
bail to await trial.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-08
Charged With Burglary. Elliott

Peterson, colored, IL, of FL Centre
was arrested in Westmorland Satur
day afternoon charged with burg
larry The crime is alleged to have
been committed in CaliPatria. Pet
erson was taken before Judge Cook
III Westmorland where he denied
guilt. He was ordered held for pre-
liminary hearing and was commit
ted to the county Jail in default Of
II 900 bail.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-08

Those who think the horse g day
of usefulness is DRAWING to q close,
list to the story of Indiana, where
almost any old horse, it seems, is
worth, if not kingdom, at least
couple Of dozen precincts.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-08
- Meet Me AT Steve 8.
adv

Northern Road Under Repair. -
Repair work ON the Kane Springs
Julian road is planned by Supervis-
OF jackson to permit travel with
greater ease over the highway.
Since the big storm of last Deem.
Der only temporary work has been
done. Jackson win send a team out
Oh the road Immediately
Timing Trouble2 See Fritzl adv
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-08
Very Youngest
Set in England
Enjoys Hobby

Nv United Press Leased Wire
LONDON, August s.--England $
Every youngest set" has got a new
hobby. Its members have done with
the rocking horse of the nursery
and this season. are cIamoTing for
the real thing.
All the children 5 riding schools
in and around the Mayfair district
of London.( are crowded with child
ish would be eOuestrians. many of
them hardly able to toddle around
on their own feet
Among these is the fouryea OLD
Earl of T'ybridge the twin son of
the Marquis and MarehiOness of
Anglesey, who is learning to ride,
his first efforts being made on the
back of a small pony.
The Earl is very imDortant
Young man. for he had the Kim and
Queen as sponsors at his christening
and he is also grandson of Violet
Duchess Of Rutland. His twin sis
ter. Lady Katherine Paget. il also
being taught the fundamentals of
riding but as yet has not been per
mitted to ride in Rotton Row, Lon
don : famous piece of riding turf
in HYDE Park.
"The standard Of riding among
children is enormously improved,
declared Horace Smith, director of
the Cadogan School of Riding,
where the children of many we'll
known parents are being coached
"Thev are keener and much more
confident in the saddle than ever
before .
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-08

Oregon cherry growers are still
fighting for a three cent tariff on
imported cherries instead of the
present two cent tariff.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-08
COLORADO GAGE

BY Unfted Press Leased Wire
YUMA, Ariz., Aug. S-Mean daily
gage heights in feet and mean dis
charge in secondfeet of the Color
ado river at Yuma, Ariz., for the
week ending August 5, 1927: