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Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-04

Chickens Bought and sold. Dress,
"a or undressed. Phone a66 for
prices 1882 Woodward. ao5
Migrants Are Arrested. - Aaua
fetra and Rccardo Chaveres were
arrested by Patrolmen Ira Milljkan
and Charles Rosonquest last night
On charges of yagrancy. They are
also being held for investigation.
According to the report submitted
by III" patrolmen the two were
stopped Ly them and questioned.
they were allowed to go again but
a few minutes later they were Seen
on the railroad track and az the
patfolmen looked in their direction
they began to run. They were
caught after a short chase and lucl.-
Cd Hp pending an investigation.
DR.. 4. B. Hansen, Dentist. Ex-
traction specialist Davis Bldg.
Evenings BY appointment. Phone
s6N. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-04

BALTIMORE. Md. NAV 4.-Wil-
liam +. Broening, republican,, was
elected mayor and nine republicans
and nlnc Democratic eouneilmen
were chosen in the local election
Yesterday, which was marked by II
religious issue in the closing days of
the campaign.
He defeated William Curran. dem
eerat, by 1876 votes out Of lj4,
600
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-04
Eastern Cities
Elect Mayors
tv l ntcd i'tesS Leased " ire

OMAHA. Aeb., MAY i" Cow
hoy i'm Dahlman was reelected
mayor of Omaha for the seventh
time yesterday. Elected with Dahl
man were five Of his six associates
on the administration ticket.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-04

2:40 with splendid program, de-
tails of which will be given later.
The program viii be repeated at 4
p. III. over radio station K. G. f. Y
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-04

A San Joaquin county cooperat.
I'VE marketing council was recently
organized at Stockton By represen.
tatives Of II local selling assoeia.
tions.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-04

Contra Costa county farmers are
using the new thalium sulphate po'
son for gophers under direction OF
the United States biological survey.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-04

trip through songIand with Herb
Freeman and his gang" are sehe-
duled to complete the program
A man cant kick just because
he has only one leg.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-04

Keep Healthy. Drink Paul's LEM
hade. It's pure. Pickwick Stages
|epot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-04
NEWS BRIEFS
FROM City and County,

rord Car Stolen Ford touring
b was reported stoien from the
1rner Of Fifth street and Broad
|ty yesterday. The machine was
e property of Mrs. Iottie Mason,
was stated. The report did not
Ne tie license number Of the ma
Inc.
Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
Co., Ell Centro, Cal. COS Maia CT.
bone loo adv
Special Merchants Luncn, 40c
Sc Coffee Shop. dv
Held for Investigation.-Kenneth
Inghes, 20, Of Westmoriand WAS
Fought to the county jail yesterday
ternoon by Deputy Sheriff Mar
fall of Westmorland. He was
ked up pending an investig igation
to the theft Of 5000 from the pro
ietor Of :, Wcstmorland Service
ation. The money was taken N on.
y from the room where the pro
Iet0r Of the station Sleeps.
Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
Co., Ell Centric, Cal. 60s Main st.
none l6U adv
Marcelling. 50c. e2l So. Fifth ST.
ehe IoSo. adv
Pure Country Cream. We deliver
Call rs. A. NJ. Williams. Phone
p. 3 cod If
Convicted Of Assault. Chavez
Brawlev was locked up a, the
funiy Jail this morning to begin
3U.dav sentence. Chavez was con
Pcted on charge Of assault before
|idgc Griffin at Brawley this
orning and WAS given the 30 dar
|naltv
Hay Insurance Edgar Bros. Real
Co., FL Centre. Cal eos Main St.
hone leo adv
Keep Healthy. Drink Paul's LEM
bade. It's pure. Pickwick Stages
|epot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-04

The Sutter County farm bureau
has 81 paidup members.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-04

Hay Insurance Edgar Bros. Real
Co., FL Centric. Cal f0S Main st.
hone leo adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-04
A Word With
the Old Folks

Elderly People Are Learning Iai.
portance Of Good Elimination.
TN the later years of life there.
L is apt to be slowing up Of
the bodily functions. Good
elimination, however, is just as
essential TO the old as to the
young. Many old folks have
learned the value Of Deans
Pills when a stinuiant diu-etic
to the kidneys is required.
Scanty or burning passages Of
kidney secretions are often
signs Of improper kidney sunc-
tion. In most every community
are scores Of users and
endorsers who acclaim the
merit Of Doan's. Ask your
11eisl,bor!
DOAN'S PaLes s5e
St;snuicnf Clurefic to the kidgeys
Foster .MiSup Co. Msx Chem. Buffalo, NY.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-04

Pure Country Cream. We deliver
Call us. A. NJ. Williams. Phone
'3. 3 cod IF
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-04

Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real.
Co., Ell Centre, Cal. 60s Main st.
|Ione 100 ad,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-04

Marcelling. 50c. e2l So. Fifth ST.
Cne 1898. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-04

lHay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
; Co., Ell Centro, Cal COS Maia c,
bone loo adv
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-15
Investigate First

The progress recorded within the recent years
in protecting American investors from placing
their savings in worthless securities forced upon
them by INSCRIPTIONS stock promoters is en-
couraging development in the investment markets
of the country and is generally stabzing force
within the money market. The better situation
is the result, without question: of the campaign
promulgated for the purpose of educating the aver
age American investor to Investigate before you
invest" The campaign begun in serious
manner about five years ago, following many sad
: experiences which resulted after the when in
experienced investors persuaded to trade
their Liberty bonds for worthless securities"
The first education work undertaken by the
newspapers of the nation in the larger cities, and
received the hearty cooperation OF the stock
exchange and of various financial interests Better
business bureaus began to spring up supported for
the most part by stock exchanges and private
banks. Then legislation began to be advocated in
the several states whereby the worst features Of
worthless securities might be eliminated and
whereby adequate judicial machinery was inaugur-
ated that would enable the authorities to "clean
up thoroughly bad situation.
Thanks to a real spirit of cooperation and to a
vigorous public agitation to Investigate before
you invest the ordinary the street is be-
coming wary of putting any of his hard earned
money in any scheme unless he first consults his
banker.
Every safeguard should be placed around persons
that they find it hard to invest money foolish!y,
for many persons get money. by inheritance many
times, who have little conception Of how when
to invest. These inexperienced persons must be
protected from the confidence man who would turn
that inexperience to his profit.
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BARBS
TERRORs OF TELEVISION

With television in effect the only
other problem we've got to face is
to make night club look like the
beside Of sick friend. Be
careful when calling up to say that
you've been called away suddenly and
will be out Of town for couple of
days. The poker chips might give
you away. BY television the
human face can be cast hundreds Of
miles. saw the experts. For some,
that isn't far enough. So the
lrishman was right after all when
he said: Somebody to see you on
the phOne!"
Rejected sutton tries to COMA il
suicide. but swallows quinine instead
Of poison. Proving that it is bitter
to have loved and lost.
Motorists are demanding lighter
cars. So are pedestrians.
Modern youth is safe as long rs
there are yes-men and no-girls.
It's a long lane that has a place
to park.
A man is judged by the company
he keeps out Of.
Low brows often can be found
beneath high hats.
Now that the coal miners have
gone on strike. would it be too much
to ask the gold diggers to follow
suit?
Benito Mussolini declared vehem-
emily that no man ever became world
famous while wearing long whiskers
It's true, then; there amt no Santa
/. Claus.
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Government on Trial

One of the truest things Nicholas Murray Butler
president of Columbia university, said, was
that parliamentary government is on trial today
throughout the world In every country there are
movements tending to overthrow the existing
representative governments and substitute dcta-
torshps communism anarchism and socialism. In
every part Of the world these forces are working
day by day and night by night to undermine con-
fidencc in the republic, in the limited monarchy
and to substitute desire on the part of the
people to try new forms of government, warranted
to cure all the social and economic evils Of the age
1--WE have got to prove right to existence or
else give way to communism and fascism," says
Dr. Butler I'VE all are put to it to improve our
own forms of government or else yield to our
critics." In other words, we must be active not
passive advocates and enthusiasts for the repub-
lican form of government as we know it today.
If we merely passive there is wall con-
sciously erected against the insidous propaganda
of the advocates of these other governments.
What DR.. Butler is of course pointing out to us
is the fact that we are eriniinally negligent of
the responsibilities which owe our government.
For instance, every time there is an election and
you do not vote, you have voluntarily relinqushed
your only direct voice in the conduct of your public
affairs. Men have fought and died for that vote
Women have worked decades for it. Yet what a
small proportion Of people use it! They are dis
enfranchisng themselves They are saying, by
that very negligence, "Well, l don't care. What
does my vote natter" What difference is there
between that and having the vote taken from you
by another form Of government?
We need not fear revolution and social unrest
if we each accept our responsibility and perform
our duties conscenti0usly %
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GSaig!t T.; ~: J: ( ;'ii;!M!!!lcr@
. 1927 & mA SERVICE. NC

In spite Of that dramatic climax
Churchill was not through with Mrs
Albright.
Now, Mrs. Albright, will you tell
the jury whether you later changed
in your attitude toward your father
fiance?"
"I-no-I-" Mrs. Albright STAN.
mered.
did you not. on Friday, October
%, pay friendly call upon Miss
Cherry Lane, accepting her as your
future stepmother Churchill asked
with broad smile.
II called on nerves" Mrs. ALI
bright flashed angrily. One rem-
bling hand was raised to touch a wisp
Of lace handkerchief to her trem.
bling mouth.
"The visit was pleasant one, a
friendly one?" Churchill persisted.
"Well-yes. l had decided to make
the most Of bad bargain Mrs
Albright admitted haughtily.
"Why, Mrs. Albright Churchill
asked suddenly.
IL did not want to be estranged
from my father, whom loved, after
his marriage
When the witness was returned tC
Banning, the district attorney asked
only one question: "You are rich in
your own right. are you not, Mrs
Albright? ?"
Her answer. given haughtily, was:
''Mr. Albright is considered a rich
man and inherited a comfortable
fortune from my mother"
Mrs. Albright left the courtroom
hastily. joined at the door by hel
seventeen-year-old debutante daugh
ter. Muriel, also fashionably dressed
in mourning for the dead man, hel
grandfather.
Call Flo Ripley" Banning direct
ed loudly.
where do you live, Miss Ripley 2
Banning asked. after the preliminar!
questions as to name and age.
The pert. hard-faced girl, over
rouged and over-dressed in tigh,
sleeveless sheath Of red satin, hel
kinkily-waved black hair showing be
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complish our full duty in each instance, withou,
violence.
1t is large question and it is not possible to
say off-hand that it can be accomplished. yet we
hope that in way it can be. Our duty to
Americans in China is very Gear, however. 1t is
to safeguard their lives and protect them from,
bodily harm. We do not, however, owe them the
safeguarding of their property their merchan-
disc. AS American citizens they entitled to
the protection of their flag, but as individuals and
not regards their physical possessions.
Our duty to those other nations with whom we
associated in certain pacts with China which
theless bound to adhere to for the time being is
clear We must stand by them We must protect
their nationals together with and we
must do it without quibbng.
But our greatest and most difficult duty is the
to China from humanitarian stand
point. We, who ourselves made such struggle to
make America wholly American, must treat with
sympathy and understanding a China whose masses
are struggling, though blindy perhaps for the free
dom Of their country from foreign domination.
We say today, perhaps, that the Chinese are
backward and unfit to rule themselves without
foreign supervision We make that an excuse to
exploit China, but it is thin excuse, for that is
exactly what England said prior to the revolution
airy But the colonies broke away from Eng
land and China must go free. Let us hope the
transition may be accomplished without plungng
the world in war.
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name is Ned Carter Rangeley. He
was at Peace Valley with me"
"Oh. the young man who drove
the ear"
YES" admitted Claude. and
waited.
He had not to wait long. 81
don't like Your idea" Polly told
him. looking past him out Of The
window. And she continued
still gazing past him. Il have no
desire to be one of U.S."
She rose as though the inter-
view was ut All end. Claude rose.
too. but stood So that he bloc ked
her way.
"Sit down. Polly" he said. "und
hear why ii might be better to
change Your mind
Polly hesitated. Unless she de-
sired a scene. there was no getting
past that solid figure. She had TO
look at him now. The look re-
lieved her. The man before her
had changed with the years, but he
was neither boOr nor a clown.
She had not been SO fatally wrong
about Claude years ago. There
was n something" about Claude
Dabbs.
Polly sat down.
MAKE ii brief as you cam" she
asked again looking past him. This
sort Ut thing is-tiring"
Il didn't choose it," Claude told
her. 1T was forced upon me. and
| understand just how YOU feel
I'm here solely OH Mary's ac-
count"
Mary" breathed Polly. Leave
Mary out Of 1t, US much AS you
cam"
Polly saw Claude's face change,
and realized that before her was a
man who was keeping Il tight rein
on his emotions and speech, for her
sake. Not thus would he choose
to speak TO her of Mary.
"Iary told me that you had sent
for Loren" he began, and he saw
Polly finch. You might have
known she would. You might know
how she'd feel about It."
ulu KNOW.
well. then, you can understand
when | told Mary that Loren was
coming to see me, and that his com
Ing had nothing 10 do with his
wanting to see you. but was purely
a matter Of business, that Mary
wanted to know at once. Mary
thought she ought to rush to you
right away and warn you Of the
true state OF affairs.
"And for reasons OF your own,
you prevented her. Well, I'm wait
Ing to know the true state Of af-
fairs"
Claude drew q long breath and
looked ut the craven image beside
him. 1t did not really seem worth
while. but he had promised Mary.
THAT Loren would never have said
whatever he has said to YOU
II he'd known you were Mrs. Dabbs.
I'm worth great many thousand
+, year to Loren Rangeley. To him
| am Dabbs of "ScOUREEN, the
Dirt Destroyer II you haven't seen
the signs on the billb0arts-"
Il have seen them. Deplorably
ugly" But Polly was looking at
him now.
"Well, ugly or not, you know It
spells money. There's plenty fOr
you and Mary"
/, "FOr Mary-yes."
you're legally entitled to your
share. without having to take me
with It," Claude informed her
coOlly. 1T will be much pleasant.
er than taking Loren's money. can
| tell you that" - ..-..-- -
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At the Bismarck
Public Library

The following juvenile books will be
ready for circulation at the Children's
Room Of the Public Library today:
Fairy Tales
Macdonald. The Light Princess.
Olcott. Wonder Tales From China
Seas.
Books About People
Buxton. Jeanne dare.
Sabin. Buffalo Bill and the Over
land Trail.
Wade. The Wonder w orkers.
Rocks About Indians
Catlin. My Life Among the Indians.
Fox. Indian Primer.
Starr. American Indians.
Books About Foreign Countries
De Groot. When / Was . Girl il
Holland.
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CONSTIPATION MURDERS SLEEP
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN brings prompt,
safe relief-guaranteed!

Nervousness, sick headaches,
insomnia are often the direct re-
suit of constipation. Indeed, this
terrible curse wrecks strength and
health--and causes more than forty
serious diseases. Yet it can be re-
lievcd-c easily, promptly, perma-
nently. It can be. prevented!
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Is guaran-
teed to give relief.
Doctors recommend ALI.-BRAN
because it is 1000 bran or "bulk."
It relieves constipation in natures
own way. Does q work no part
bran product can equal. Simply
eat two tablespoonful daily-in
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THE STORY

AS Claude came toward her,
Polly stared. then her eyes changed
and the pupils contracted. He
had been much in her thoughts
lately. aud despite the years, she
knew this must be the man she
most dreaded. Indeed. after the
first long look. she actually recOg-
nized him. Polly stopped for mo-
ment, then came on. Claude stood
In the corner waiting for her, and
she faced him.
"A tricky" she asked In low
voice.
No. Claude answered her stead
lily. How are you. Polly? l am
here with message about Loren
kangeIey. He will he at my hotel
in half an hour. In time for after
noon tea, and the idea was that
you should join us there to meet
him"
Whose idea?" asked Polly. "And
who are us!"
My idea" Claude answered, as
promptly. land us are Mary and
Ned ltangeley. Loren's SON."
Il don't think | know him"
"ies. l think you do. hut you
know him as Ned Carter. His
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-15
Old Masters

A fire-mist and a planet
/. A crystal and cell
[. A jellyfish and saurian,
And caves where the cave men
dwell:
Then a sense Of law and beauty.
And face turned from the clod-
Some call it Evolution,
And others call IL God.
A haze on the far horizon.
The. infinite, tender skv
The ripe. rich tint of the cornfields,
And the wild geese sailing high
And ell over upland and lowland
The charm Of the goldenrod--
Some Of US call it Autumn,
And others call it God.
A picket frozen on duty
A mother starved for her brood
Socrates drinking the hemlock,
And Jesus on the rood:
And millions who, humble and
The straight. hard pathway plod-
Soma call IL Conservation.
And others call IL God.
william Herbert Carruth: Each
irHis Own Tongue
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HERE'S SPEEDY RELIEF FOR
TENDER, ACHING, SWOLLEN FEET
All Druggists Say Emerald Oil Must Give Complete Salts
faction Money Cheerfully Refunded

Get a two.ounce bottle. of Moone's
Emerald Oil (full strcngth) today.
Every we'll stocked drug store has
this, with the distinct understanding
that your money will be cheerfully
returned if it does not reduce the
inflammation, soreness, and pain
much quicker than any remedy you
ever used.
Your feet may be 50 swollen and
inflamed that you think you can't
go another step. Your shoes may
feel as If they are cutting right into
the flesh. You feel sick all over with
the pain and torture and pray for
quick relief. What's to be done?
Two or three applications of
Moone's Emerald Oil and in fifteen
minutes the pain and soreness dis
appears. A few more applications
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meath fantastic turban OF gold
metal cloth, tossed her head as she
answered. defiantly:
"West Tenth Street--No. l840."
Miss Ripley, do you recall the
evening of Tuesday, September %, o.
rather, the early morning hours OF
Wednesday, September 29?' Ban.
ming asked, referring to notes in his
hand.
"Sure l do. was at Sam Lees
chop suey joint with Chris Wiley
Flo Ripley answered pertly, drum
ming upon the arms Of the witness
chair with highly polished, pointed
finger nails.
did you see Miss Cherry Lane
as the defendant was then known. al
Sam Lees on the night in question p
Banning asked with a smile.
"Sure l did. Me and Chris was
there for supper after show and
to dance. when her and her sister
Faith, and George Pruitt and Bof
Hathaway come in" Flo answered
readily
go right on with the story of that
evenings events in your own way
Miss Ripley Banning smiled.
well. me and Chris was dancing
and Sam Lee put on Charleston
contest, and Bob Hathaway ant
Cherry and four or five other couples
was lined up to take part in the con.
test. and ! made Chris trot me out
because I'm champion Charleston
err"
BE as brief as possible, Miss Rip.
ley" Banning advised her.
oWon I'm m y k1n
her head defiantly. I'VE was just
going to begin the Charleston wher
Cherry Lane saw me and Chris, and
lit into Chris because he was on ;
date with me"
please give Miss Cherry's exact
words. as nearly as you can rcmem.
Der them," Banning instructed her
casting a pleased look at the busil.
scribbling reporters.
TOMORROW: Flo Ripley meets heI
match in Churchill. who flags her IN
mercifulIy.
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M,la !!.!!..,

at regular intervals and the SWELL
ing reduces.
And as for Soft Corns and CAL
louses few applications each night
at bed time and they just seem to
shrivel right up and scale off.
No matter how discouraged you
have been with powders, footballs
or other applications, IL you have
not tried Emerald Oil then you have
something to learn.
It's a wonderful formula-this
combination Of essential oils with
camphor and other antisepti so
marvellous that thousands Of bottles
arc sold annually for reducing vari-
cosc or swollen veins.
Every good druggist guarantees
Moone's Emerald OF to end your
foot troubles or money back.-Adv.
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At The Movies
ELTINGE THEATRE

Picturesque of locale, powerful
in its love story and presenting one
of the most red blooded fights ever
seen on the screen, THE Sea Tiger
featuring Milton Stills, Mary Aston.
and Larry Kent is being shown at
the Eltinge today and Saturday.
The setting is in tiny hamlet in
the Canary Islands, that famous and
colorful group of islands in mid
Atlantic, belonging to Spain.
Stills plays the role of powerful
Spanish fisherman, Of great strength
of character, who is torn between
his love for his younger and weaker
brother, Larry Kent, and Mary Astor,
a fisherman's daughter, whom both
the brothers love.
Against the stormy background Of
the sea the tale unfolds itself with
peculiar beauty.
The tiny fishing craft dip their
sails against the horizon as the
course of true love runs anything
hut smooth. Alice White, as n rat
tie Drained little Spanish theatrical
trouper, causes most of the trouble.
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Notice to GrOcers

Notice is hereby given that
the ordinance relating to the
sale Of groceries on Sundays
viii be strictly enforced in
the future. It is unlawful
TO sell groceries, with the ex-
cepti0n Of certain specified
articles, on Sundays and vi
olat0rs will be prosecuted.
BY order of Chris Martineson,
Chief Of Police.
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A complete line of Easter
Coats, Suits, Dresses and Mil
iinery is here for your selec-
ton at remarkably low prices.
Sarah Gold Shop.
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Headland. Our Little Chinese Cou-
sin.
Mokrievitch. When l Was Boy in
Russia.
Book Of Poetry
Thacher & Wilkinson. The Listen
ing Child.
Book Of Flowers
Burgess. Flower Book FIR Chill
dren.
Stories
Meigs. The Pool Of Stars.
Smith. Children Of the Lighthouse
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Our Duty in China

We have duty in China to Americans who are
there. We have duty in China to other foreign
who there under pacts to which were
a party. And have duty to China Our
problem is to reconcile all these duties and to