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Putnam patriot., 1927-04-29
LA TROUPE RATIONALE
La Voleuse d'Enfants" Will Be Civ
 en By We'll Known Company

La Troupe Rationale. that well known dramatic organization, for its past performances m this city, Will be seen at St Johns Hall. May <, when
 II wil present the captivating melo
 dramatic success, b8 Neleuse d'
 t.nfauts. in the French language This rlay IS one of the best of this company s repertoire l. k a tIYg-act play with its scenes laid ln London. + tells the story of a young woman child stealer who is arrested and sent to prison for fifteen years. having left hcr own child Co be brought uN by rich family After her time i- up. she returns ta seek the where abouts of her daughter Later, she is recognized as q former convict, and is afraid to tell her daughter what she has been Pursued bN the police and her former partner in chd dren traffic she eudures all the mls cries that she Is put To without rc yoalng the identity of her daughtef. over whom she Is keeping 9 Watchful eye. Besides the many dramatic and sensational scenes. there are several comedy parts that will keep Che au- dience in good humor Reserved seat tickets are on sale hY Nap Jette. care J F Rich & Co store. Main street. and AlphoHse Beursicr. Smith street There will be perform auccs at 330 and p.=m.
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-29
ESTABLISHED 1888

The worlds largest organ is that just installed in Liverpool Cathedral England. 1t has five rows of keys. 222 draw knobs 16s stops, i0,J34 pipes. and is played by an electric pneumatic action driven by motors requiring thrity-fve horsepower. There are seventeen telephones from various parts Co communicate with the man at the keys during tuning.
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-29
Bapt,.t Church Not5s

Thursdaz at.1l8o prayer meefiur was held Subject 'J"us tpfe4is te FishefmeH
 Friday ai 8U. ehoir rchcafsal..s.
 Sunday af lUH0. Won hlp. =Ihc Unveiled NisIan Communion
 I2 m=. Bible school .FeteF.s De nial and Repentance" GOO. ( F. meeting Elements ln ideal Home Life" EpH 61#g FOO, Worship "A Clean Heart
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-29

During the Maori War of 1860, rumur reucbed the native chiefs that the Bru-he4mmauder's forces, Wait ing for the rVvr zteamship, was short of food Under q flag of truce tke chiefs sent down fleet of boats la- den with mi.chtaWs and other food, with communication saying there WIS DO glnrN -u hghtlng hunErv men.
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-29
DRUNKEN DRIVERS HAVE
 LICENSES REVOKED

The police have been notified that the automobile driving licenses of Joseph Beaudry of South Main street and Augustus Racine of North Wood stock. who were convicted of driving while drunk when they appeared in the city c01rt last week. have been revoked hy the state meter vehicle department.
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-29

Finland so dislikes Bolshevism that forty red automobiles in an assign ment from an American manufaet- urer had to be repainted before Fin. nish buyers would consider them.
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-29
PUTNAM DEPARTMENT STORE CONN

Natives of Bohemia believe Judas hanged himself on willow tree. and that consequently this tree has a sne- eial attraction for suicides.
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-29
Io.i. Ron,n and sister. Miss Marie

Ann Hun.n have received word from N asn .ckrt af the death of their brother. Joseph X Bonin, who died
 ad8eulN G=t week Louis Bonn asat f. Woausorkef to claim tine baHv and went on t1 Canada with | faf burial
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-29

Mlsses Aenes aad May Mason hay returned hawc from attending the RalaaH wedding nf thaAf eAu in- ~ruer M ChIlsostom
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-29
Valuable Diet

F #eaaIiF valuable n +h =Hs.f-.f .aala aHa are aHerue HfaE 4baI,u.a - 0H4 are cuuvu'r-eln f..l.Hf am fnfsat HI=eB#H
 In urriHs tAa housewife to Use rat5 eegs iu her daif famiiy menus. f ff taat uf 5Ia e4lHHF her atteHH9t u tHa u.asf valuable food and aH5 #H# alwaz ahfainable as wei. a= rafrIug 4rfvtee ef value to all .Membcr uf tha family ....
 Ful'v 1urrrrHtHF and reatztHf Ae marHitHIe to which our poultry industry hr developed ard know Ias ml we'll Nbae its continued success meau 3o Ceunectient's general pfez frre Jud t4 lts housewives. espeeial ". Ue arc encouraging the poultry .rrDduccr and 8iltrd interests. tn setber Vifhsaar civic clubs and othef
 UJatou us well as our mercantile frd tndusiraf interests to lend then uGtr m making this National F M,oE:4 rausing success
 Iet rath and all of us remcmhgl aar logan stfze Connecticut Eggs
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-29
NATIONAL EGG WEEK
| his State Has Adopted For a Slogan, Use Connecticut
 Eggs
laaassry Growing To Large Propor.
 uons. Consumption Enormous

Tbl second annual observance 1s National Egg Week Wiii te sthRo J Hay ls.. tg tH. aeluaigely.
 While It is q national organization tHat s promoting this movement, the committee for Connecticut will eH- ..rag4r tu feature and encourage the sale and consumption of c0nnecticul eggs as tne slogan Use Connecticut Egg.' which has been adopted by the committee for the state strongly indt eates
 A statement at this point relative f1 the number of hens iu the country and the per cent of increase in egg ffsduction and figures showing the amount consumed may be interesting. The census ef tHe Department of Agtl= fulture as of January l. 1925 informs a- that during fg24 there was produ eed in the United States 965, 276, GOO dozens of eggs This s an m crease of 3l4 GOO 900 when compared 4ItH the production for 1919.
 Likewise the Department of the reusu for the same year shows an Inrrra rasc gf 6I. 863. 000 in the number If chickens when compared with the Hgtres of 1920 The total for Jan mary f9zj 5s gwen a= 42f, uU0 eeV or the total number of eggs produ- eed iu lg2l. New fork tity alone -ed q. stG ggg ea#ea 8r nearly @3 E HlIuo1 aolea flftg per cent oi .t came from The seven central a-ate II Illinois. Iaaa. Indiana. Ohio a atr k4n.a4 and Minnesota.
 Industry fhrives
 Ia taure f5f connecticut dp moi -..r.su.afs my If 6He amounts men #7.T..I ..ef Che pHuItrymru have hreH Hr rr now d1tne theff par. 90 Fe4- tit.-a tbs.e. .tHHaI 4au will be pleased a learn that the number oi poali 6H farm H tH LaIe January l-l3-3 a. GJs U06 and that there "as maIuc,I u Tg24 IIs4ffsiZ5 dozens 1 H
 There are faose Hbuse abscryattaH= have ',ad them fa ztfte tHat the paa- industry was Tor aserIoas oFef demonstrate that the average eff production af the country as a whole
 flr below range of possibilities. 4 hrrp percentage of thr eggs com #s.- int. m8rHefs at he present time 8fg ubIerteI to some form of con zfal ogar Quafty before they are pa =aI uu tU tHa con Inner
 Fresh c~ ate a +ar} important zl#fIr-r of faad They are universally ataII.. conveniently prepared and at afe,afeH They are a it-sle HuHdn foa9 rleh it protein and ###=.r. #a#Eaf IHes HEF D, used st . #.IH.t.fUt f4f meat and HHIt frItite t#e addition 4f carbohydrate 'i.ltai
 balanced eatlun \ iazeh
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Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-10

think money invested in anything
that makes people, and especially
entire households happier is well
spent. -
Andrew Atadero Of the Ell Centre
Drug Store thought people should
use discretion in the purchase Of
cars as in other things.
''Thev are wonderful things to
have, there is no doubt of that.
he said. "but think poor people
ought 10 think twice before making
the sacrifices thar some do to own
cars. When people are in a posi-
ton to afford them / think the y
should have the best they can get,
but wheh man has a small income
and large family l don't think II"
ought TO tie up too much of his
money in an automobile, because he
can hever Get out of it anywhere
near what he puts into it, except
in a round about way-and then
never in money. I think there are
other things more important than
owning cars--and people with limit
ed incomes should think twice he.
fore putting SO much money into
anything as q ear COSTS
r Holmes. who lives on Olivt
street said he didn't know much
about the economic side Of the ques-
ton.
"But ! believe in people having
what they want he said. of a
man vanta = sas, ana he is able to
negotiate one / think he ought to
have it. / always try to get what
I want, and ! think other people
should have what they want. When
people have the things they wan;
they are more contented and happv
and people who are in that frame
Of mind usually manage to he pros
porous as WE'LL
And, feeling that she had done
the subject full Justice, the rcnorte'
thereupon eranked up the flivver
and ratified off TO the nrize fights
where she had some difficulty i,
parking On account Of the LARGE
rntmhnr Of rood looking aut ouobiles
already parked ahead of aer.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-10
CalexicO Woman
Reported Missing

Mrs. LuelIa Pinkstaff. 81, of Ca
lexico is missing.
g. f. Pinkstaff, her husband, be-
lieves that she has run away from
her home and with three children.
ranging in age from two to seven
years. crying f6 her return, he has
sought the aid of county officials.
He swore to a complaint yesterday
afternoon charging the woman with
child desertion and a warrant for
her arrest has been issued.
Pinkstaff was perplexed by the
sudden disappearance Of his wife
and told the authorities that he
wouldn't have minded so much but
for the fact that she had left the
children. He asked that they do
everything in their power to bring
back the wife and mother.
The Pinkstaffs conducted q fruit
stand, just outside of Calexico, to
gether and things apparently ran
smoothly until Wednesday night.
Mrs. Pinkstaff was at home. her
husband told the authorities. when
he returned from work in Calexico
but disappeared soon afterward.
He described her as being about
5 feet ;n,.eas tail: weight about
l35 pound. .'qrk hair: blue eyes.
He said IT, she had suffered from
a shock a''9t a year ago which
partially ra lvzed hex face and
that when - smiles the left side
droons slioh'lv. She wore II lioht
gighom dress when he last saw her,
! he said.
Any informatio ion regarding the
missing woman should nc given 10
the authorities at the sheriff Of
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-10
OAKLAND AND
PONTIAC SHOW
BIG INCREASE

PONTIAC, Mich, Sept. 10
(SpeciaD More than 100000 Pontia,'
Sly ears have been produced and
sold so far this year by the Oakland
Motor Car Company approximately
"a 900 more than were sold during
the entire year Of 1926 when this
ear was Introduced and broke all
previous sales records for any new
make Of ear during the first yea.
Of production.
These figures are in addition to
he production Of the Greater Oak
land Six and the new Oakland Amer
lean Sly. recently introduced.
Never before has such an avalan-
he Of orders for Oakland All Amer
lean SIX. Production Of this model
seems destined to establish new re.
cords. The longer wheelbase, in
creased size and larger engine, to
gether with new Fisher bodies and
mechanical features--all at lower
prices have given tremendous i'm
petus to Oakland sales, which TO.
gcther with the steady demand for
Pontiac Sixes--stimulated bv re
cent price reductions and new color
"ombihat ions promise to keep the
Oakland factories drumming until
well toward the end Of the year.
This year is the greatest in Oak
lard 5 hstory.' explains w. X
Tracy, vice president in charge OF
sales hap3 what iS more i'm mnortanf
the future promises even greater
production and sales. We have in.
creased our sales organization tre-
nendouslv. We have effected i'm
portant economies through our new
factories, eur Impressed production
ard max ing of more parts. such rs
Tenders. oil pans and other metal
stampines under our ow hroof. ins
new reduced prices are evi-
dence that We are passing these econ
cni.s on to the public.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-10
New Store Front
Nearly Complete

Alterations in Edgar Brothers
Companv hardware store will be
complc'c1 this week. according 70
". j. Reid. manager, and Monday
the store VIII be ready for the in
spection of the public. This store ls
one of the severed on Main street
which are changing the display
space and in addition TO adding
greatly to the store appearance. the
change improves the appearance Of
tho entire business blcrk. The en-
trance is now recessed with hign
display windows On each side and
q low window in the center. The
store interior has also been altered;
shelving cut down. new sales tables
introduced and the entire store re-
decorated.
One of the most important changes
is the moving of the office from the
back of the store to the balcony.
This gives several feet more sales
space and the office has been made
lighter and cooler bv cutting win.
dows across the back of the store.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-10
BENNETT READY
TO TELL ALL

(rontinued from page one)
complete surprise after months Of
tutne search and on the eve Of the
trial of the first group Of 50 fin
;.neiers and capitalists charged with
having wrecked the oil company at
n loss to investors of more than
sl00,OQ0,00Q.
The return Of Bennett, who
handled most Of the funds of the de
fulet organization, is expected to
eiear up many uncertain features OF
the financial muddle which involv,
cd bankers, movie magnates, rinan-
elers and business men.
Benne,, disappeared last May fol
lowing the announcement that mil.
lions OF shares Of Julian stock ha
been ovtrissued and the board Of
directors VI the Los Angeles STOCK
Exchange barred further trading in
the stock.
Quarter Million BAH
He was reported to have fled to
Europe and later was believed to bc
hiding in New York City. Testimony
before the grand jury made Bennett
the "key witness and crntral Zig
ure in the famous stock pools which
were Il direct result Of he stock over
issue and subsequently wrecked the
oil company.
Bennett was indicted by the grand
jury and his bail set at s250.000.
During the grand jury investiga
tion il was revealed that Bennett
had handled more than SG7 coo, 600.
of this sum. authorities estimate
that from l0,0OO 900 to s30,000,000
is unaccounted for and Bennett
alone knows what became OF i.
As result Of his Surrender, ne'v
revelations are expected that NAV
result in added indictments in the
worst financial crash in the history
Of me west.
Bennett is expected to apncaf in
court Monday WIN s. G. Lewis, for.
mer president Of the oil company
and his associates appear for aran,
ments on motion to delay their
'-'a' on charges running the 60"
Of conspiracy to violate the state
corporate securities act, to obtain,
ing money under false pretenses.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-10
NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE
APPOINTED FOR PROVING
WILL AND HEARING APpLI-

NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE
APPOINTED FOR PROVING
WILL AND HEARING APpLI-
CATION FOR LETTER8 OF AD-
MrNISTRATION WITH THE
WILL ANNEXED.
In the Superior Court OF the State
OF California, In and for the
County Of Imperial
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Mary
l.. Bogardus, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that
petition for the probate of the will
Of Mary l.. Bogardus, deceased, and
for the issuance Of letters OF admin
istfatiop with the will annexed, has
been filed In this Court, and that
Friday, the card day of September,
1927, at Two o 'elock, =. NJ. Of said
day, at the Courtroom of said court.
at the Court House. in the City Of
Fl Centre. County of Imperial, State
Of California, has been set for the
hearing of said petition, when and
where any person interested may ap.
pear and contest the same, and show
cause. Il any they have, why said
petition should not be granted.
Dated August 30th. 1927.
c. @. MOUSSEAU, Clerk.
Nv c. E. Williford, Deputy Clerk.
Hickox & Trude, Attorneys for
Petitioners. A ALTO
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-10
BARNARD TO HEAD LEAGUE
BY United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Sept. l0,-E. 8.
Barnard Of Cleveland has accepted
a three year contract at 100000 Il
year, to succeed Ban Johnson as
American League president, accord
ing to a story in the News today by
Gene Kessler, sports editor. Kessier
fscribed his information to 'reli,
able sources.''
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-10
Local Minister
Returns. Home

Burned as brown as the proverbiai
Indian, Rev. Arthur f. Schultz, o :
the First Methodist church and hi
family returned this morning from
a vacation at North Hollywood and
Newport Beach.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-10
PAGE THREE

Rev. Schultz will hold services ats
the Methodist church Sunday morn
ing at II o o'clock, preceded by sun, !.
day school at 9:4j. There will be-
no evening service.
Arthur Schultz Jr., remained at
Los Angeles, where he is enrolled as -
a student at University of Southern r-a
California.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-10
Two Injured in
Auto Smash.Up
ny Vntted rress Leased Wire

SALINAS. Sept. lo.-Clayton
Blatchley, Los Angeles, and A.
Mickens of San Francisco were ser.
icusly injured today when the auto.
mobile in which they were riding
failed to make turn at sharp
curve near here.
The auto crashed through a fence
and overturned.
Blatchley's chest was crushed by
the steering wheel. Mickens suffer
Ell deep cuts about the head and
legs.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-10

The Santa Maria Valley, Santa
Barbara county, shipped SO carloads
of lettuce during the second week
in August.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-10
Market Prices

los ANGELES. Sept. l0.--Fol
hwin2 ATE rotAy's n."rlet auo:.
tions:
POULTRY
Hens. LeghOrns. 3M to 4 ihs.
$50.
Hens. rolored 4 lbs and up, "sc.
Broilers, IA ,bs.. and under
2,. sec.
Fryrrs. Lsehorns ga to lhs..
:5c.
Fryers. colored. 2H to ies.
O..
Roasters, soft bone. 2 lbs. up a7e
nncklinos, Peking. az 10. up lsc
Geese. csc
Yonng Tom turksy.. ~ ibs- ana
mp. 40".
Old Tom turkays. 3+c.
Smsll hen turkeys, under s lbs.
l5@
Hen turkevs. s 'bs.. up 4Oc.
aauahs. light and heavy. 400.
CapOns, 3 lhs un. aSe.
BUTTER
Wholesale prices A7c.
Price to retailers soc to Jlc.
E0esA
F~'ra 20 Fresh firsts 33c.
Medium, csc.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-10
CATHEDRAIs OF THE WORLD

!. What we'll known American
has contributed to the restoration
Vi Rheims Cathedral!
.. What cathedral, still building,
will be the most expensive protest
ant cathedral in New York;
3. Where were the rose windows
Of Notre Dame, Paris, placed for
safety during the war:
1. What cathedral has the largest
area in square. feet in the world.
s. Name the London cathedral
where the great men of England are
buried.
6. What is Germany largest ca
thedral!
7. Name New York's famous
catholic cathedral.
s. Name the two men in charge
Of New York s two largest cathed'
rails.
9. What is the only cathedral in
the world which will surpass the
new protestant cathedral in New
York. iu height.
10. Name the cathedral ranked
as among the wonders of the world,
although not among the seven first
wonders.
Answers
|. John d. Rockefeller.
9. The Cathedral Of st. John the
Divine.
3. In the crypt.
1. st. Peters, Rome.
8. Westminster Abbey.
6. The Cathedral OF Cologne.
I. st. Patrick ..
8. The Rt. Rev. William r. Man.
ming and Patrick, Cardinal Hayes.
8. The Cathedral of Cologne.
m CO patarta
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-10

The Paraio Valley, Santa Cruz, +.
county, will ship $500 ears of apples.
this season As
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-10

j Mrs. Dunn On Staff the list
4 Of department heads at the NJ. q.
King Company store, given in yes
L terdays Press i, was inadvertently
/ stated that Mrs. Harvey is TO BE-
IN charge Of the yard gooGs depart
h rl,nt Thr name should have been
t1fs. Harvey Dunn, who is wen
kEcMn t. l.! T'ntro shoppers and
"ho las hs,. several years experience
n th-s line.
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Fire In Car Fire breaking out in
q Ford automobile shortly after \
q elVck last night destroyed the
cushion IL the seat and burned awav
the top. The machine had been a
roadster but was converted into Il
semnercisl ea.. The damage was es-
t'matet at about So The flames
were extinguishod with chemicals.
The ear was registered to Xents
kesenes Of SOC Main street
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Betty 9h0nts aud her sister Peg
gy returned from their vacation last
night and will reopen the FL Cen:
tro Beauty shoppe on Friday, Sep
tember 9th. adv
District Tax Rate Soon Member,
6 the kJard Of Directors of the
Imperial Irrigation District .arr
pl.ted Their meeting as q Board Of
f.qual<atior last hight. IA, Az.
.lournment ended = Today session in
which the directors did considerable
pairing and extending Of assessed
valuations 10 place the asse ssmen;
role On more equal basis. Th.
tJard hopes TO be able to set tn.
'"H tate ut its meeting Tuesday.
Aeea healthy. DilLk Tsn. Z Lem.
made. lt's pure. PickwleA Stages
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Phone 100 ady
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Poultry. Dressed TO order. BUY
at market prices. lose Woodward.
Phone 900. adv
Farmers Compensation Insurance.
Edgar Bros. Realty Co. 60s Main 81.
Phone 100. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-10
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and Comfy

Dr.. A. i. zzansen Dentist. Ex.
ration specialist. Dav.A Bldg.
Evenings 10y appointment. Phone
)SW. sds
ATS. Holiday is now registering
Piano pupils at Jlo Hamilton Ave.
Phone l43W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-10

Dove season in Imperial Valley
opened Sept. !.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-10

The fall clip of mohair from
goats in San Lusi Obispo county
averaged 40 cents n pound Of $l07
net per animal for the six months
growth.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-10

Farmers Compensation Insurance
Edgar Bros. Realty Co. COS Main 81.
Phone l60. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-10
Ask Me Another
GENERAL

|. W no W rO1e W Ill You l.0N'
Me in Dectm mber as You DO in May
=. What governors now in office
have been elected for more than
three terms!
3. What prominent American
aviator was formerly Il member OF
the New York Giants
/. Has any president been elected
for more than two termsf
5. Who ls the only left handed
polo player on an international
team:
+. hid Jack Dempsey foul Sha:
key
:. Name the president of III,
United States Steel Corporation.
8. Name the manager of the No"
York Giants.
9. Under what name is the wife
of Jack Dempsey best known,
10. What two sisters have made
a prolonged hit il "Topsy and
Evas'
ANSWERS
l. Mayor James Walker Of New
York.
2. Governors Donahey of Ohio
and Smith of New York. t
5. Lieut.. Afford j. Williams.
{. No.
5. Watson Webb.
4. Despite continued argument
the referee 5 decision that he did
not foul Sharkey, is official.
:. Ebert II. Gray.
8. John j. McGraw.
y. Estelle Taylor.
~. The Duncan Sisters.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-10

Farmers Compensation Insur snce.
(sEdgar Yro7. i"alty Co. COS Main
Phone l6U. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-10

BETTY ohonts aud her sister Peg
gy returned from their vacation last
night and will reopen the FL Cen:
tro Beauty shoppe on Friday, Sep
tember 9th. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-10

Poultry. Dressed TO order. Buv
at market prices. lose Woodward.
Phone 900. adv
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