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Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-25
NOW ZOE RE4EYT


9ays keen observer of the times Style in every
hg' style IN places where you least expect it. is 90
ing TO be the big movement in American life and bus-
ness the newt two or three years.
- recently We have been standardizng evervthinp
mat is good as far economic efficiency is concern
ca: 1t means more goods and cheaper goods more
eectVe business increasing comfort and convenience
Tor everybody But it also means monotony It tends
TO lll Individuality, making US and our possessions
all alike. H
Now saws this same observer eve are going to
unstandardize at least the things we look at or care
much about ~
There are plenty Of signs in that direction Auto
mo0les' Tor example. Look at all the variations in
models and finish 10 give smartness distinction and
individuality to The same tendency is shown in
furniture IN household decorations, in vctrolas and
radio sets, even in stoves and kitchen appliances
Instead OF "stTie," perhaps should use the
word art For this sort of thing means nothing
less than artistic Development along many lines aim
ing to beautlty and enrich the common life.
1t is one Of the finest signs of the time And it is
natural, as part OF national evolution. There
little art usually in pioneer stage of society Later
comes economic development and accumulation of
wealth, and then the blossoing of art. 1t has been
IN other countries.
We may be just entering artistic era in archi-
lecture, painting, sculpture, literature, drama and
other fields Today America is rich and powerful In
another generation it may lead the world in beauty.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-25
THEATERS .

Is the modern girl equipped by
parental training and higher edu
cation for any emergency that life
jim the commercial world NAV pre-
suntp
This is question constantly re.
curing in one S mind while view
in the splendid performance of
Olive Borden in 1.-THE Secret
Studio at the Airdome Theatre
tomorrow.
This picture, directed by Victor
Schertzinger for Fox Films, is not
a problem play in the generally ac-
eepted sense of the phrase. 1t is
nevertheless, play which puts a
problem before every thinking girl
who sees what life as an artist s
model presents for Rosemary Mer.
ton.
In the role of Rosemary Merton,
the New Jersey village girl who
goes to New York to earn her liv.
ing after a term at college, DIV"
Borden is doing the best work of
her screen career. She not only
gives clear cut delineation of the
self-assured young girl facing ear
eer in New York art studios, but
she also wears many beautiful crea.
tions of the modiste s shop.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-25
Alleged Deserter
In Jail Here

Louis Reynolds, p, of Brawley,
who was arrested on the CaleXico
Highway by Deputy Sheriff Sam
WISE and turned over to the traffic
department to answer to a charge
OF reckless driving is much want
cd man. He is alleged to have stolen
tine automobile in which he was rid
ing when arrested and is said TO be
wanted in san Diego for desertion
from the marine base.
Reynolds entered plea of guilty
To the charge of reckless driving
and was sentenced to pay tine of
$50 or spend % days in Jail. lie
was locked up in default of pay
mcnt Of the fine.
AN investigation was begun in
his case and the sheriff 5 attaches
round that he was wanted in Fresno
tor the theft OF car. Further eN-
animation then revealed that the
marine base was also anxious 20
learn something OF the whereabouts
ol the man.
Reynolds is said to have admitted
to attaches at the sheriff s office
that he stole the ear in Fresno and
that ne deserted from the marine
base. He viii be turned over to the
marine base after he has served
the - day sentence here.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-25

to her, and then what happened to
Uncle Wiggily. Bunty hopped
along into cool, dark part OF the
woods, and, all of a sudden, she not
iced her green hair ribbon was gone.
"Oh, my goodness. exclaimed
the little orphan rabbit girl. "Who
took my nice new, green hair rlo-
bon!" and she put her paws to her
head. "Who took my ribbon? .
Then from somewhere amid the
trees voice seemed TO answer.
katy did. Katy did,
"'Oh, so Katy took my green hair
ribbon, did she!' cried Bunty.
''Wen. l don t know who Katy is,
but l wish she would give me back
my ribbon. Are you sure she took
it,
Again voice answered Katy
did Katy did,
And then, looking around with
her bright eyes, Baby Bunty saw
something green, just the color Of
her hair ribbon. on distant tree.
"Oh, there it is" cried the little
rabbit. "There S Katy now, with
my ribbon she took. Katy! Katy!
Come back with my ribbon. Bunty
begged.
But as the little orphan rabbit
watched, she saw the green patch
flutter away to another tree. And OF
course Bunty ran after it, calling.
"Katy! Katy. Please don't go
away with my hair ribbon
But the voice answered:
Katy did! Katy did!"
Il know you did, " sighed Bunty.
Il saw you go away. But will you
please come back!' This time Katy
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-25
UNLOCKED CARS AND THIEVES

Automobile stealing IS gaming at an alarming
rate Juveniles are doing an increasing amount of
stealing There are nearly as many nervy boys bor-
rowing some one eses for JOY ride as there are
professional thieves stealing Unless the trend
is checked lot Of these boys will progress only too
rapidly from their first offense to serious crimes
One simple first-aid remedy which should be ap-
police statement that 70 and 80 cent OF the cars
taken by boys have been left the streets unlocked
e CAREFUL citizen careful both Of his property
rI If his responsibility toward youth-will take the
bnt and always lock his car when he leaves it, even
ba evnec4s to park it for only few minutes BOYS
inexperienced IN such thleyery cannot get away "4'
properly locked cSr.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-25
Aged Holtville
Rancher Dies

David Z. Withcrs, ST, died at his
home in Holtvile at clock Sun
day morning following a long i'll
ness. Old age and complication
Of diseases was given as the cause
Of death.
Mr.. Withers came to Imperial
valley in 1910, residing here with
his family since that time. He has
held numerous ranchiDg interests
during his life here, relinqpishing
Them about year ago when his
health began to fail. His wife,
Nancy A. Withers, died about a
year and half ago.
The body has been removed to
Lemons undertaking parlors where
arrangements have been made to
hold the funeral tomorrow morning
Rev. Charles f. Flanagan, pastor of
the First Baptist church, will Off
ciate. The service viii be held at
1920 o o'clock and burial will be in
Evergreen cemetery.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-25

did not reply, but seemed to so
deeper into the forest and Buuty
followed until at last the little raD.
bit girl was lost. She did not know
which way to 60 to tlnd Uncle Wig
guy hollow stump bungalow.
"Oh, dear." sobbed the little
orphan rabbit. "What am l going to
do. My hair ribbon Is lost and l ain
lost! oh, dear! -
Then there sounded a rustling III
the bushes. Baby Bunty looked up
to see Uncle Wlggily hopping to
ward her. He had followed her
through the forest.
ION, uucle Wiggily' sobbed
Bunty. 4 m not lost any more,
cause you have found M. But
somebody took my green hair rib
bon.
Who did?" Asked The rabbit
gentleman.
katy did! Katy did," suddenly
trilled the same voice again. And
then Bunty saw the flash OF green
and she cried:
"There she is! There Katy
now, She has my ribbon.
''Yes, that is Katy all right,
chuckIed Mr., Longears, "but she
hasn t your hair ribbon. Come here,
Katy, II you please" And over to-
ward the rabbit gentleman and little
orphan flew large, green bug, just
the color Of Bunty 5 hair ribbon.
But she hasn t got it!'' Bunty
exclaimed. looking at the bug,
why did she keep saying she did,
she dld, if she didn t take it.
because this bug is a Katy Did
and the noise it makes, as a cricket
calls, sounds like the words Katy
Did explained Uncle Wiggily.
NO wonder YOU were lost, Bunty,
following a green Katy Did bug
through the woods, thinking it was
your green hair ribbon.
Well, anyhow, m glad you
found me, murmurred Bunty,
please take me home. [ guess l II
never find my hair ribbon. = But
we shah see what happens in the
next story, which will be about Tn
Gle Wiggiiy and Katy Didn t. That
is if the milk bot;le doesn t fall
down the steps and wake up the
alarm clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-25
MRS. MCPHERSON
GIVES ULTIMATUM
TO HER MOTHER

Los ANGELES, July 25.-Settle.
ment of differences between Aimee
Semple Mcnherson and Der mother,
Mrs. Minnie Kennedy was in pros
pect today as the latter considered
three proposals made by the Evan
gclist to solve the misunderstood
ing"
"Any one of three plans will
bring about solution of the prob
lem,' Mrs. Mcpherson said, an
nouncing that all dissension in the
ranks of the followers of the Four
Square gospel had disappeared.
Mrs. Mcpherson proposals to
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-25
TEN YEARS AGO
July Is. 1917

J. r. Fahs OF the Imperial Furni-
ture company is enroute on his re-
turn from Grand Rapids and other
eastern points where he has been
spending his vacation and buying
furniture for his company.
Miss Inez Collier, who has been
studying music in Los Angeles, is
expected home this week for u
short vacation with her father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. c. 7. Collier.
G. NJ. Berry left yesterday for
Arizona to look after mining inter
csts.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. j. Poland re-
turned from their two weeks vac
atiou at Big Bear Lake.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-25
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell OF In
perial Valley for this Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO


Judge f, {. Farr today forwarded
his petition as independent candid
ate for Superior Judge to the county
clerk.
Fred Fuller of ueber this even
ing announced that he is an inde-
pendent candidate fer the office of
county assessor.
Clarke II. Bradshaw, secretary OF
the Imperial county seat committee
suffered a nervous collapse this
morning, which may make it impos-
sible tor him to proceed with his
work.
Mrs. Laura Waters has returned
from her vacation which she spent
Oh the coast and in the mountains
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-25
Bedtime Stories
BY HOWARD E. GARIS
Copyright, 1897. by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WIGGILY AND KATY
DID

''Unkie Wig. does 90 know how
to tie hair wibbons9' asked Baby
Bunty of the nose twinkling rabbit
gentleman in the hollow stump bun
galow one day.
Why, | think / could tie hair
ribbon if l tried very hard,' an.
swered Mr.. Longears. But / wish
YOU would stop that baby talk,
Bunty. You are getting to be big
rabbit girl now.
"Aw wife, Unkie Wig. l top baby
talk" lisped the mischevious little
tyke, laughing as she still spoke
some of it. AN here's my hair
wibbon," she went on holding up
one of beautiful light green colon.
"Say ribbon Bunty, if you
please and not 'wibbon. my dear
child" chided Uncle Wiggily.
"All right, ribbon then But
please tie it behind my ears she
begged, and when this had been
done Bunty hoped off toward the
woods, saying:
Il m going to look for adven-
lures, with my green hair ribbon.
Come on Unkie Wig!" and she
spoke no more baby talk.
"All right, l II hop along after
You pretty soon," the rabbit ger,
tleman answered. And when he had
found his red, W. te and blue strip
ed rheumatism crUtch, he followed
the little bunny girl. But she hop
ped so fast that when Mr.. Long
ears reached the forest Bunty was
out of sight.
Now we shall see what happened
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-25
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
11,l, OF 1919

1t looks as though Fritz Kloke of
CalcXico and others in the valley
Lad 4 most valuable demonstration,
which is that this valley is sPlcnd-
idly adapted to pear growing.
The first valley cotton to come to
tae gin this year reached town to-
day. 1t was brought by \. J. Bod
v DIN from north Of Holtville and
now stands on the scales ready for
the gin to start up, There is enough
for good sized bale.
j. Z. Prendergast returned this
morning from trip overland to the
coast and thence home by train.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-25

An extensive test in Monterey
county proved lettuce seed is value
less ut six years and profitable to
SOW only up to three years old,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-25

fher mother include:
l. That Mrs. Remedy remain
the temple but that her daugh,
take over complete control.
2. That Mrs. Kennedy retire
pension.
s. That Mrs. Kennedy take ov
Angelus temple and that the eva
gelist go to some other city, pos
bly, Denver, and open new temp
The dissatisfaction, the outgrow
of differences over the handling
financial matters, is expected to
settled some time this week.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-25

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA -
Fair tonight and Tuesday with fog
near the coast tonight; high tenn
pcraturc and high fire hazard in
the interior; gentle westerly winds
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-25

A fleece Of - pounds Of wool
, was taken from an eight months old
sheep owned by DR.. Bunnelly Of Co
lusa.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-25

Putting in the steel work h
commenced at the new Colora
River bridge at Blythe, Riversi
n rouptu
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-25
THE WEATHER

HY WHICH FI'ss IenFed VITO
Los ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair and continued warm tonight
and Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-25

A believer is man who wes
to get his correspondence school
ploma.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-25
Accused Men
Brought Here

S. kondo, Japanese, Sc, of Los
Angeles and Luis Lenarez, %, a
Mexican, of Brawley, were locked
up at the county Jail Saturday night.
kondo was wanted here on a
charge of having passed worthless
check and was picked up by Los
Angeles police.
Lenarez is alleged to be one of
three Mexicans who staged "a hold
up on a ranch near Brawley week
ago, the three making away with
about $400 in cash. He was arrest
ed by Santa Ana police.
Both prisoners were brought to
the county Jail by Deputy Sheriff
Harold Gillett.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-25

Experiments in Merced county
show that kanota oats are three
weeks earlier than California Red,
although the hay is little coarser.
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