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Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07
SHOE-CONSCIOU.SNESS FOR MEN

Shoe retailers dissatisfied because don't
many pairs of shoes year as women, and are
terng upon a national campaign to improve the stu
alton. They going to emphasize the distinct
health and comfort advantages in sufficient shoe
wardrobe
They propose to make men "shoe-conscious. That
almost makes shudder Males pretty sensi-
tive about their looks already Surely they should be
able to walk along the street without furtve gances
their feet to see how their shoes look
They ought to be able to forget about their feet,
they have been able to do since boobacks disappear
ed from the sidewalks. 1t is blessed relief not to
have boys with kits running alongside of fellow and
pointing to his shoes Are the retail shoe dealers go
ing to start pointing now?
Not that little pointing is really bad thing 80
tell the truth mems shoes not kept properly Shined
since the impudent shine artists stopped calling public
attention to them But every normal will insist
that he doesn't need many pairs of shoes woman,
because he shoes that fit his feet and adapt
ed TO walking, so that they naturally last longer.
Also he will insist that not vain-which is
not the truth. By getting at mems vanity the design
ing shoe dealers will probably put it over. L
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07
Electric Storm
Hits St. Louis
ny United Press Lensed Wire

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 7.r-St. Louisans
were relieved today by safe passage
OF q heavy electrical storm accom-.
panied by high winds and driving
rain which put the city on the alert
for possible repetition OF last
week Is tornado.
The storm broke over the city last
night with brilliant flashes Of light.
ming. heavy thunder and rain.
Minor damage was reported. No
injury TO persons was recorded.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

Nine Russians were shot by the Bosheviks the other
morning charge of being British Spies" remarks
the Dallas News, "but there hasn't been single par
ade of protest in Boston New York" Naturally
Everybody knows Boshevst goat is not TO be got.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

"The trouble with the modern fapper, says a criti-
cal person, s that she has nothing do" Seems to
if she has great deal to do, trying TO make her
skirt meet her hose vice versa.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

Mayor Thompson of Chicago accuses the superin-
tenden of schools of being the tool of King George of
England. Can it be there's really somebody George
boss around?
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

If Lndbergh gets tired of flying he can occupy
his leisure by answering those 3500,OO0 letters he.
found waiting for him when he got home from Paris
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

From doctors remarks, gather that it wouldn't
matter how much women spent to make themselves
beautiful If they spent less of it outside decoration
and more interior furnishing in the form of whole
food.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell Of I'm
perial Valley for this Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
October 7. 1907

lis this boom''' This question
is being asked daily. And if not,
how would you classify its Never
before did people come to the valley
in such droves as at present. Every
night the train brings so many peo-
pie that number are obliged to
stand and be strap-hangers. The
morning train brings fewer, but adds
materially TO the total. \ new
level of values was reached today
when Mr. Smith sold his ranch near
Imperial at $3.50 an acre of l2O
acres. He bought it about three
months ago for 500 an acre. W. ID,
Conser refused $40 for quarter
section bought last spring at $40,
New stores are building in all the
valley tpXyns
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

The Interstate Commerce Commission is asked by
pullman porers to abolish tips But George old boy
YOU don't have to accept EN-, you know.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

vivid interest in prize fighting seems to be a test
Of he-manliness among men with moro money than
muscle
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
October 7, 1912

Murray Stover gave a stag part!
at his home, 52l Brighton street
Those present were: +. w. Waite
W. II. Sprague, A. T. Nuffer, j. l.
Travers, X. +. Merrill, 4. l.. Ralston
DR.. F. w. Peterson, Floyd Brown, X
b. Naille, c. II. Hersee, Leonard
Wachtel, G. S. Helms, j. T. Pender.
CAST, W. o. Hamilton, Sam Duna
way, Winthrop Pier, Ray Moore, c.
f. Gage, Phil d. Swing, DIR. Virgil
McCombs, Charles Witt, f. II
Gaines, Ray Edgar, John Norton, r.
l.. Rumsey, ". b. Gibson, {. y.
Perry, J. Stanley Brown, and J. V.
Wachtel IL
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

No wonder motor tours get longer and longer. Th
tourist find a place to park.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07
TEN YEARS AGO
October 7. 1917

Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Parker arriv-
ed in FL Ceutro from a bridal trip
to San Diego. The marriage was re-
cetnly performed at the Hotel Arno
the bride being the daughter of the
proprietor of the hotel. Mr. Parker
is identified with the L. :. Stages
and they will make their home here.
Mrs. j. l.. House was hostess AZ
the opening T. T.. o. meeting held
at her home on Brighton street. The
affair was in the nature OF "A rcccp
tion for Mrs. T. l.. Doherty, the
president.
A. l.. Luce returned from busi
ness trip to Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

We wouldn't be surprised if there was just as much
crime in former days there is only people were
10 used TO ii that they didn't notice ii.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

There is abyss without bottom says an orator.
How about the stomach of schooboy or a collie pup?
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-18
Aviation Is Science

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Indbergh the flight of the two
officers Honolulu
exhaustive the
assembling
plane appears inspected
perfection
taken in
assembling arplane.
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brought Bourget field
compelled
jmedi landing field.
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to
laudabe they attempting something
without period study experience
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and
aviators, with the best training .lM
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-18
NOT GOOD LOSERS?
Los Angeles Times

writing anonymously Golfers makes the un
piers 1t that the fair
standpoint They
the those of high
rcky aSehod order
thing he maintains
to
called for There exceptions
course broker looks clients
arks anipathy
posting be the thing that
insist trading in the
through with
margin this not applied to the
daribe with the
them in his business life
client and the other recent
the grief
act peculiarly just because they women
he dealings with Most of his
accustomed the
of conservative nature
without emitting
which
wealt waiter niggardy tip
world enough to
they eadcad entirely They lose
gracefully than
against him.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-18
Airport Slowly CrystaIizes

international
airport
Oakland length two
the ahps Pacific flight of the
field having unable take the air the full
the field
mail
heavily
starting point.
financially mile
ax
Lndbergh called attention
be the basis of the railroad terminals
At Santa Cai the city
to that community.
border of its international airport
The question the great continental
capable
of
is map of great companies
distant be important
andfo
Progressive business
in
O in
extremely probable that
the cost lighting maintaining
field.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-18
Highway Commission
Adjourns to Aug, I'll;
Will Take Up Budget

PHOENIX, Aug II R)-The Ari-
zona highway commission adjourned
late today after setting Monday, Aug
ust 81, for its next meeting, when it
will take up consideration of it's bud
get for the fiscal year 1928 as the
first order of business.
w. w. Lane, chief engineer of the
highway department, was continued in
that capacity.
e. L. Whitworth, formerly southern
district engineer of the department
with headquarters at Tucson, was
named superintendent of the motor
vehicle division.
4 Earliest possible action on compile
ton of the relocated Apache Trail,
now partially submerged by Horse
Mesa lake, was one of the subjects
discussed by the commission today.
Under the new highway act adopted
at the last session and now in effect,
the commission is forbidden to make
any expeditures until the adopted bud
get as whole has been certified to
the state auditor and the state treas
urer.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-18
More Truth Than Poetry
BY JAMES j. MONTAGUE
A PROTEST
NO row, of course, I want to start

No row, Of course, want to start
With Mr.. Will H. Hays,
But when he seeks to put more art
In motion picture plays,
And aims to elevate their tone
I think he goes too far;
He'd better let the things alone
They're all right as they are.
II art should dominate the screen
Which now I love to see
A moving picture would not mean
A single thing to me.
If they were always true to life,
Nor held our souls in thrall
With sugary love and bitter strife
They'd have no kick at all.
I like the big he men because
Whatever they may do
Their pictures which the author draws
Are always out of true,
I like the ladies in the show
When beaten up or kissed
For as 1 look at them I know
Such people don't exist.
Why try to elevate their tone
To please loftier brow
Why not let well enough alone?
The films are all right now.
When folks go forth the screen to see
A pleasant time is had,
For most of 'em are quite like me,
They like 'em better bad!
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-18
ALCOHOL'S FOES
DECIDE TO KEEP
OUT OF POLITICS

WINONA LAKE, Ind, Aug. II, tH9
The seven day congress OF the
world league against alcoholism open
ed its preliminary session today while
the executive committee of the ma
tional Anti-Saloon league was bring
ing it's meeting to a close. The COM
mittee, after debating many hours,
decided against asking the Republi-
can and Democratic parties to in
clude specific prohibition enforcement
planks in their platforms.
A delegation of prohibition lead
and went to Columbus, hio today
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Wayne
B. Wheeler wife of the general coun-
sci of the anti-saloon league who
died from burns received Saturday
at their summer home in Michigan.
Todays sessions were under the
auspices of the intercollegiate pro-
hibition association, the student de-
partment Of the world league. A
young peoples rally tonight was ad-
dressed by the Rev. DR.. Ira Landrith,
president of the intercollegiate as
sociation Mark r. Shaw of Toxic,
associated secretary of the social
WCAcA4C NOAAAAAAAOOCC dA4O AO16A4O 40OAS
strom of Stockholm, editor of the
Refermatorn.
Arrivals here for the world congress
according to DR., Ernest H. Cherring-
ton, of Westerville, Ohio, general
secretary, indicated a much larger
attendance than had been anticipated.
Among those here for the congress
is DR.. R. Sugimoto, secretary of the
FOrmosan government and also
member of the Formosan government
wine monopoly. Mr. Sugimoto is in
the United States to study prohibi-
tion The congress will formally open
here tomorrow night.
The list of speakers for the weeks
sessions includes the Rev. Henry Car
ter of London; Bishop James Cannon
of Richmond, Va.,; DR.. F. Scott Nc
Bride general superintendent of the
/ Anti-Saloon League and Miss Anna
A. Gordon, president of the world
! w. G. t. u. Af
! The world league against alcohol
ism is less than ten years old and
has extended it's influence into al
most every civilized and semi-civilized
country. It held it's first convention
in Toronto in November, 1922 with
| delegates from sixty-six countries.
/ The purpose of the league is ITO at
tain by means of education and leg
islation the total suppression through
out the world of alcoholism"
! The league pledges itself to avoid
affiliation with any political party
and to maintain an attitude of strict
neutrality on all questions of public
policy not directly connected with
the traffic in alcoholic beverages.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-18
WALKING HUMBLY
Tucson Citizen

statement that Il
he likely the
relation to the
presidency the of politicians.
responsibility single
the discharge OF
I S always humby.
than
convention it
plain I could
withdraw not to
humbl discharge
unfounded permit
office to be eusedan anywhere
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-18
MRS EDMUNDSON DIES

BISBEE, Aug. II l0-Mrs. Catherine
Edmundson, widow of the late DR..
Charles Edmundson, formerly chief
surgeon of the Calumet and Arizona
Mining company here, died suddenly
in Long Beach, Calf, Tuesday, ac-
cording to advices received here today.
Prior to DR.. Edmundsons death last
April, the family had resided here for
40 years, with the exception of a
short period of residence in Ajo where
the doctor was surgeon for the New
Cornelia Copper company.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-18

WASHINGTON Hoover pres1'
dental boom, is likely to strike II
snag in waters which will be COM
paratively smooth sailing for Vice
President Dawes.
On the other hand, the Dawes craft
can make good headWay on any
stream that the Hoover boat can
navigate.
In selecting a presidential candi i.
date, the enmities a man has in.
CURED are taken into serious con-
Sideration. If man can be found
who has no enemies worth speaking
of, he has an edge on the next fellow.
A glance at presidential candidates