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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-06
Rock Hill

This week will almost complet
the threshing in thi vicinity. Every
one has had a long siege of it and
will be glad to see it over.
Mrs. John Howe was Regain
caller on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. O'Brien and
family motored to Bismarck on
Wednesday.
Irwin johnson and Edd Byers were
Wing callers IN Thurs lay evening.
Mrs. Mary Rasch. and lister
Edith Coly's called on Mrs. Kierland
on Thursday. Mrs. Rasche also
has q variety Of very fine vegetables
which she was delivering to diff
fercnt parties.
Art Crouch was a Wilton caller
on Tuesday.
Shirley Walker called to see
Phyllis Little Wednesday.
Mrs. Roy Little was Wilton
business caller on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan. contemplate
on taking trip to Colorado in the
near future.
Mrs. A. N. Strand and son and
Mrs. G. o. Lindsey and son motored
to Bismarck on Tuesday.
Miss Edith Colys is a guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Mary Rasche.
Miss Alice O'Brien was q supper
guest at Mrs. Ghylin's on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fields called at
Irwin Johnson's place on Sunday.
Clayton Little moved the thrcsh-
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NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS

Nauman and children md Miss
Lois Wallace were visiting at the
David Calquhoun home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Moore and
son were Sunday callers at the
Ed Chilson home.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Ohlhauser of
Clayton were Sunday callers at the
formers brother Martin Ohlhauser
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Monahan called
at the James Monahan home Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Buck and
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Buck Of Hamp-
tor were visiting relatives and
friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. HARDWOOD and chill
dren former residents Of here came
Saturday from South Dakota to
visit with friends here.
The p. 7. A. held there first meet
ing at the school Fridav evening
After the business meeting lunch
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Quasi and
son were visitin. at the f. j. pietz
home at Linton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Brogden and
family were visiting with the form
er's parents near Hazclton Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Gottlieb Schat7
called at the John Schlecht home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Erders and
daughters were callers at the John
Glass home at Linton Sunday.
Miss Jane Rudd spent Sunday al
Linton visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon O'Rauche
from near Hazclton were callers
here the latter part Of the week.
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Garfield

A few from here attended the
show in Regain Saturday evening.
Guest at the Jurdohl home over
the weekend were Mr.. and Mrs.
Hart of Wateltown, S. ID. Mr.. and
Mrs. Knudson and daughters Of
Colcharbor, N. D.
S. l.. Jordahl left Tuesday for
Denver, Colorado, where he went
to see if it would help his health.
Mr.. Jordahl has been sick for a
long time. Everyone wishes him a
speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. O'Brien and
children drove to Bismarck Wednes-
day and brought Mrs. Ed O'Bricn
back with them.
Visitor sat the De Olson home
Sunday were Pete jacobson, Oscar
Olson, Mrs. Pattcn and sons and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Ghylin and son
Gerald.
Callers at the Joe Kcifer home
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Diamond, Mr.. and Mrs. Manning
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Moscr.
Misses Ina Myler and Malinda
Manning spent Saturday adm Sun
day with Mrs. J. Keifer.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. Greenan and son
Wesley and Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
l.lkins and daughters Deloris and
Beverly Ann were callers at the
Ole Valid home.
Mrs. Il. Swanson is helping Mrs,
II. Taylor.
Miss Ollie Cook spent Sunday
with her mother.
Ole Olson has Threshcd his bar
ley and it went Al bushels to the
acre.
Everett Bailey was a caller al
the 7. Patter home Sunday.
There was not large attendance
ut Sunday school Sunday. We hope
more will be there next Sunday.
Miss Der ha Eide Of Arena is
attending high school hela. She is
staying at the teacheragc.
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Brittin

Mrs. Jason Hoover spent Monday
with Mrs. O~in Dutton.
Skeels was at Jason Hoover's
Monday wiring his house preparing
to install Delco light system.
Andy Anderson made a visit to
Minneapolis. He came back witt, a
new car.
c. II. Crawford was able to re-
turn to his home Tuesday.
Miss Alice Ennen was caller at
Mrs. f. Hooy er's Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Briscoe is spending a few
days at Mr.. Morrison's helping them
while threshing.
Mr.. Archie Nicholson and sons
were visitors at Elvin Hoover's
Sunday.
Jason Hover's gave a barn dance
Saturday in their barn. There was
nice crowd and every one enjoyed
god with lots Of good eats.
Mrs. Slvarp left Thursday for a
two-week visit in South Dakota.
Emil Bradseth has rented the
Owens place for another year.
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Still

The Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Bonand-
er of Drayton, North Dakota, were
visitors in the community Saturday
and Sunday. They were on their
way back from the Baptist CONVEX
ton held in Bismarck last week.
Sunday Mr.. Bonander held Vorning
and evening services at the Still
Mission Of which he was former
pastor.
Miss Ingrid Hagstrom returned
Sunday night from Two Harbors,
Minnesota, where she has spent
several weeks visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs E:'ic Pearson and
Mr.. and Mrs. ( e. Hagstrom made
business trip to Bismarck Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Ericsson
shopped in Wilton one day last
week.
Mrs. c. T.. Johnson and children
made trip to Wilton Saturday
afternoon.
Ellen and Ragnar johnson called
at the Hagstrom home Friday after
noon.
The Misses Marske and DuToit,
teachers of Estherville, accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur johnson and
children to church in Regain last
Sunday night.
Missionary Bach Of South Ameri
ca will hold service in the Swedish
Mission church four and one-half
miles cast of Wilton, Friday cve-
ming, Oct. IA.
The Ladies' Aid of the Swedish
Mission church will hold their meet
ing Thursday, Oct. 18th, at 200
p. M, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Backman.
Fred Johnson is now thrcshing on
the Emil Nelson farm near Mercer
after finishing up his work in this
community last week.
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Taft

Miss Rachel Benz returned home
from the hospital and is getting
along as we'll car be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Richard
son spent Tuesday visitin in Sterl-
ing.
Mrs. Ed Olson is he ping her
daughter, Mrs. John Benz, cook for
threshers a few days.
Edna Iosney visited with Velma
Dyerstad Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and IRIS. Henry lesson were
Bismarck callers Friday.
Miss Belva Beatty is visitins, ut
The +. B LOOMS home few days.
Miss Wv n iaskill spent Thurs
day night with Lauretta jacobson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Swindling
notored to jamestown Saturday
returning home Sunday.
Will Bratton Of Minneapolis and
his aunt, !. rs Wagner visited at
the Gaskill home Friday afternoon.
"Mike LOOMS" has been thrash-
ing for Herman Nieman II week.
Miss Lauretie jacobson spent
Sunday evening at the Richardson
home.
Mrs. Ed Olson ant GRANDPA, ghter,
Rachel went t, Bismarck with
Fogarties Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. M. Gosney
daughter Edna and Mrs. Chas. Gas
kill spent Sunday afternoon at the
Jim Koon home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gle rye Lewis and
daughter Marion visited at the Fred
B: LEY home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Laverne Richardson
visited at the Turner nome Sunday,
Clinton Gaskill lnotored to Bis
marck Sunday, Mrs. Gask;ll is feel
ing much better and returned home
with him.
Miss Marion Lewis spent the
weekend at her home
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brides parents, NJ. and Mrs. Au.
gust Gordon, Of near Wilton. Mrs.
Harry Dimond. Mabel Dimond and
Mrs. August West III an, mother
sister and aunt Of the groom, At.
tended the dinner. Saturday eve.
ming Mrs. Harry Dimond e..ter.
tanned in their honor, at . dinner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dimond will reside
on the farm belonging to Mrs. Anna
Wilson, two miles ca t Of Regain
The best wishes Of tn entire com.
munity are extended to them.
Fred Danie'ion motored to Bis.
marck Sunday.
Mabel Dimond retu. ned to Bis.
marck Sunday after spending the
pas. few days at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. larry Dimond.
Mrs. A. II. Lu,.dberg and children,
Mrs. VIM. Nicholson, Mrs. Arthur
Marble and Nellie Lundberg mo.
tored to Bi.marc.. Saturday.
Harry Dimon. eft Friday by car
for Miles City Montana, where he
will buy cattle Again this fall.
Relatives and friends Of ]. A.
Fishe surprised him Sunday with
birthday dinner in his honor at his
home in Regain. Mr.. and Mrs,
Walter Scott, Mary and Marion
Scott, Clarence Scott Of Regain.
Services were held Sunday in the
Congregational church, the Rev,
Rose Holstein officiating. Services
will again be held Oct. Is.
A. H. Helgeson was a guest at
dinner at the w. H. Dimond home
in Regan, Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Westerman
and son Allan motored to Bismarck
Sunday to spend the day at the H.
j.. Newton home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gary and
family Of Wilton were guests Sum
day at dinner at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Tourtlotte.
Mrs. A. L. Garnes and Margaret
and Mrs. Julius Olson motored to
Bismarck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Danielson
were guests Sunday at the Jacob
Daniclson home.
w. 3. Richardson Of Sanger was
business visitor in Regain Wednes-
day.
Louis Best of Bismarck was CALL
ing on his Regain friends Thursday.
Ole Anderson Of Bismarck, who
resided on a farm ten miles north
of Regain for many year, passed
away at his home after lingering
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Ternvik

John Schlecht made a business
trip to Bismarck Tuesday.
Mrs. L. D. Berg and Mrs. Earl
Woods Of Linton were calling on
f lends here Tuesday.
OF those who went to Bismarck
Tuesday to see Mitz in "The Mad
cap" are Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Muckler, Misses lane Rudd and
Irene Coster, Mr.. and Ms. A. w.
Quasi and son Mel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Endcrs and daughter Doro-
thy.
Carl Larvick Of Fargo was look
ing afler business matters here for
a few days this week.
Henry KNITTED, Steve II alder and
Math Koppy Of hampton were call
Christ Geier Of Hazelton trans-
acted business here Thursday.
Among those who were shopping
at Linton Wednesday evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. Johr Blasen and
daughters Viola and Sadie. Misses
Pauline Schlecht and Theresa
Koppy, Carl Nauman, Rhinold Leno
and Adolph Boley.
Mrs. Frank Muckler and Misses
Fannie MCGOWAN and Irene Coster
notored to Linton Thursday after
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Field and
daughter Ethel have rented the
Carl Larvick farm, and have moved
on the same to make their future
home.
Miss Ann Colquhoun spent the
weekend with her parents.
A few from here attended the
dance at the Linton pavilion Fri
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Oxner and
daughter Alice of Memo. South Da-
kota were visiting at the A. w.
Quasi home Saturday.
Miss Alice Colquhoun spent the
weekend a THE George Nauman
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan and chill
dren were Sunday visitors at the
Jacob Pfaff home.
Frank Sleva Of Hampton trans
acted business here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blasen and
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. George
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illness, Saturday, Sept. q. He
leaves to mourn his death, his wife
and Is children. Two Of his sons,
John and William, live on farms
north Of Regain.
Mrs. John Hoser aid mother, Mrs.
John Kiefer of Wilton were guests
at the home Of Mrs. A. H. Lund.
berg Friday afternoon.
Fred Urback motored to Bis.
marck, where he attended to bust
ness matters.
Martin Fuelling # Sanger has
purchased the farm formerly owned
by the late Jesse Mathison and plans
on moving there sometime before
spring.
Pete johnson, Who has been living
on the Henry Anderson farm west
of Regan, has bought the farm
formerly owned by the late Charles
Richards.
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Raleigh

p. j. Rausch wa. county seat
business visitor Monday.
Mrs. w. G. Grac- accompanied
by Mrs. F. X. Dempsey and Mrs:
Paul Dempsey spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in Bismarck hopping.
v. E. Stiles Of Shields was 4 bust
ness visitor in Raleigh Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ] Rausch Of
Selfridge spent Sunday guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. p. j Rausch.
Miss Ire .nsOn was conf
pletely surprised wher, her lady
friends Gathered at her home in
Raleigh Tucsa y afternoon with a
miscellaneoL; hover. At the con-
clusion of a social afternoon
picnic luncheon as served.
O. T. Black Of Selfridge was a
business vi itol in to J, Thursday.
lens johnson Of Flas, err was a
business caller a. the local lumber
yards Thu sday and .i-ay.
Fred Reed deps rted Thursday on
business trip = Minneapolis.
Mrs. E. Morrison and Mrs. Carl
cchiek mt tored to Bismarck v.
Mrs. Morrison remained at the Bis
marck ho'Litai lor a ew days to
receive elect.'i treatments.
P. A. Lawson shipped a car of
cattle to the Sioux 1T market
Saturday.
Mrs. Berth. Rossow is enjoying
a visit with hel sis er, who j. visit
ing her from Wisconsin.
John j. Kahn departed for Hettin-
r.r Monday on business.
Mrs. Charles BEEN .sas called
to Mott SaturIa. by The d. ath of
the infant daught'. corn Friday
night to Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Brund-
age.
Mr.. and M. A. Westrum and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Oleson and iaughte attended q
farewell party at .'reda Thursday
eve ing in honor Of Mrs. A. Lein,
VIII. departed friday to make her
home in ": meal oils.
Miss Lucas # Shurburn, Mime
sofa, arrived Sat rda, afternoon to
take up her duties teacher Of the
'.enson scho.l so1th Of Three Buttes.
Charles Duff. Of !. was a
business visito, in Raj. Ugh Wednes-
day.
Mrs. o Adle. and son Albert of
Groton. S. D., ave Teen in Raleigh
for some time visiting relatives and
looking after their share Of crop
threshed on their big farr south Of
Rale.. h.
Mrs. Chas. BEEN went as far as
Shields to meet her little grand
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Baldwin

The first fall sale of farm prop.
crty this fall took place few days
ago whom Otto Hogue farmer OF
Naughton township, purchased a
section improved farm located about
three miles southeast Of Baldwin
from the Patterson Land company.
Mr.. Hogue is a former resident of
Baldwin, having moved to his pres
ent location two years ago. He
and his family will take possession
Of their new home at an early date.
The consideration was $50 per acre.
We understand that Mr.. Hogue
plans on erecting new barn on
the place he bought this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Erickson and
little son Robert arrived Wednes-
day morning from Bismarck where
they had been staying since their
arrival from Chicago last week.
Mr.. Erickson has taken position
on a local threshing rig and his wife
and baby are making their home
with Mrs. Erickson's brother Ralph
Fricke. Previous to coming to North
Dakota the Erickson family spent
two weeks with the parents Of Mrs.
Erickson. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Fricke,
Of Waubun, Minnesota, former resi-
dents of Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Satter and
family who have been residing three
miles from Baldwin will move to
the Thysell farm in Naughton town.
ship at an early date.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Staley of
Bismarck were Wednesday dinner
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Falkenstein and family.
Miss. Marion Staley is teaching
in the Ray schools.
Mrs. Sam Hanson was transact
ing business in Wilton Thursday
afternoon.
Laurence Wile~ Of Mandan spent
several days Of the past week in
this community demonstrating
radios and installing sets. He re-
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Regain

A wedding Of interest TO the peo-
pie of this community, occurred in
Bismarck, Wednesd Y Sept. g. at
the Presbyterian Manse, uniting
Willard H. )ii end and Mabel Cor
don. Rev Wright officiating. Mabel
Dimond, j te of the groom, and
Lawrence Gordon, brother Of the
bride. were th~ only attendants. A
wedding dinner was given Wednes-
day evening at the home of the
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PAGEE

ing her thresherl..
The Mccullough
week. ~
Several friend, o. "a :
called to see him on Sun6o1s
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rascho ol -
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. u. l.
and family were guests q
mund Rupp home Sunday. /
Pete Lips machine y i
in gfor Ernest Gordon. n /
There were quite . 1gpu &C
hunters at the Hansen IT,
day shooting 1ucks. I 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin 0hy3D :
at the Paul 0reenan home 60 tn
Callers It ]. r. Littlo'D Otl
we're Edd O'Brien, Irwin IL
and family, Steve No NoA ID
Crouch and bernhard md 41o
Jordahl. Is
Mrs. p. N. Monroe u aeo1
Mrs. w. H Kolb with eook1ooN h
threshers sus
S. B. Olson called at W. II. -
on Monday. =
The 10th Is the lest a. =
discount on Gas ILLS. N
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Having revolver poked int your
ribs and the trigger pulled twice
isn't much fur, but it's more pleas
ant when the she'll fails to explode.
Rosa Mae Spradlin (above) one Of
two 15-year-old girl bandits who
attempted to hold up a railroad sta
ton in Avon Park. Fla. is held for
trying to shoot A. +. Helm (bclow).
night marshal.
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ing machine down to w. H. Kolbs
and started thrcshing on Monday.
Pat Patton was a Regain caller
on Monday.
Mrs. Alvin Ghylin is assisting
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-17
Eastern Rail
Officials Here

J. w. Roberts general sUpcrintcnd
Crt of transportation of thc Penn
sylvania railroad with headquarters
in Philadelphia, Pa, was taken on c
tour Of the valley yesterday by Y,
I. Frizzcll, district freight and pas
s"ngcr agent Of the Southern Paeif
ic railroad. Roberts was accompan-
led here by three other Pennsylvan-
ia officials, +. y. Quinn, general
freight agent; Edwin Linthieum,
district freight agent and T. \.
Mctzger, travelling freight agent.
Roberts gave short talk at 4
meeting Of rail officials at the
Planters hotel in Prawlcy yesttr.
cay. In his address he declared that
lie was amazed at the enormous pro.
duction of the valley and said that
he believed in time the valley wit
bt one of the greatest agricultural
enters OF the country.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-17
Lettuce Market

Imperial Valley lettuce shipments
yesterday totaled IS ears. eight
rolling east and 10 west. Points o.
origin were: Sardia, one; Brawley
nine; FL Centre two, Heher two,
lToltville. four. Cars ordered fog
today 5 loading, %.
The following report was tele-
araphed this afternoon from the
Bureau of Markets office at Los
Angeles:
Lettuce shipments, Ariz'na l5L
Central California three: southern
California, five; Imperial Is, Flor
ida Is. total 1913.
Chicago, 90 ears on track, demand
moderate, market steady. prices un-
changed.
New York, Is Arizona, three Cali
fornia arrived, demand moderate.
market steady. Arizona $l4.5o,
fancy $5. poorer $3.50. California,
poor quality, too few sales to cstab-
lish market.
Philadelphia, 1j cars on track.
demand limited, market steady
arizona, $4-4.50, mostly $4-1.25, poor
lowe.
Pittsburgh, eight Arizona, one
California arrived. Demand slow.
market steady, prices unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-17
RURAL SCHOOLS
OF COUNTY TO
Be SUR VEYED

\ scientific survey of the rurc
schools of Imperial county as to
their educational grade achieve
,'cnts is now being made, under the
direction of County Superintendent
/ II. C.. Coe. The Stanford Achieve
mcnt Test, Form A. is being used
and on Monday an educational test
irg expert, NJ. f. Broom of the San
Iiego Teachers Coilepe. will arrive
here and will spend the week here
to assist in the graphing and inter
| probation of the scores.
Mrs. Esther j. kavanaugh and
Mrs. Lura X. Tyler. rural supervis-
ms. have charge of giving these
| tests.
The following statement regarding
the usefulness of these tests and
their general purposes was given at
the county superintendent s office
! tudnv:
/ "Careful testing and careful rem
cdial teaching from knowledge of
each child gained through these
tcsts should mean much less vastnd
tine in teaching. For example, the
tests NAV show that children in a
! given school are backward in arith-
mctic, bat well advanced in reading.
l. would be foolish to stress reading
and continue to slight arithmetic.
i The personal like of techer for
certain subjects might lead her to
do this if she did not know thu
| fact.
TEST results viii not only cause
! over-teaching to be avoided, hut
will also save understanding im
| pUrtant elements of subject matte
TEST scores, properly analvZed
viii make supervision more intelli
gent and efficient. An overloaded
supervisor, irving to keep in toncl
with all schools equally, knows that
| :lll schools do not need an equal II
mount of attention. She can Dc
laost for those which she knows
rot which she merely thinks-most
need her attention when she ha!
objective evidence of the education
ri status Of AL the schools under
her supervision.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-17
ELkS HOPE FOR
LARGE CROWD AT
'JINKS' PROGRAM

Come early, stay late and above
all things have a good time. -
That is the word that is going
the rounds from the Elk s head
quarters this morning in connection
with the closing High Jipks'
program to be given tonight at the
Elk S clubrooms on Main street. y
good attendance marked the open
ing program last night but it is hop
ed that the celebration tonight will
far exceed last night s session.
Jerry Jenkins orchestra furnish
ed music for dancing last night and
will be on hand again tonight tc
furnish the time for the trippers
of the light fantastic. There is nc
charge for the dancing. In fact
there is no charge for anything al
the club but those who attend viii
be given the privilege of donating
what they can afford to help MAKE
Christmas a joyful one for tht
children of FL Centre.
A feature of tonight s program
W III DO tHG Sdlt VI an
to some person for the price of 81
But the Elks ask that it be un
derstood that you don't have II
wait until time for the sale bu
come early and enjoy the entir
evening as a guest.
"Tommy' Thomas also wants i
! distinctly understood that tonight
festivities will in no way iniur
the playing form of any of the boy
entered in the Elk Rinkey DIM
! baseball battle to be waged at vii
son Field tomorrow afternoon. Al
players on both teams will !
strapped in their beds at 9 o 'eloci
sharp tonight to make sure tina
they will get much needed res
for the big tuss'e tomorrow.
"Meet YOU at the Jinx, y was th'
final message issued from Elk =
headquarters relative to the affai'
this afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-17
Big Planes For
Coast Service
by United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Dee. 17.-Threc air
liners, to establish model air serv-
ice between Los Angeles and San
Francisco have been ordered today
under the patronage of the Daniel
Guggenheim fund for the promotion
of aviation and the department of
commerce.
The Atlantic Aircraft Corporation
of Hasorouck Heights, i. a., will
build the three ships, which will be
Fokker monoplanes similar to the
one used by Commander Richard f.
Byrd i'll his trans Atlantic flight.
The total order will involve about
$l50,000. The ships will be operat-
ed by the Western Air Express rs
an experimental loan. Each will
carry II passengers and crew of
two. The maximum speed will be
l40 miles an hour Each machine
will be equipped with radio and
equipment to serve lunch while in
flight.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-17

lngrown Nails, Corns, Foot Warts,
Bunions, Trusscs, Elastic Hosiery.
DIR. Seaton, Hotel Annex, by appt.
adv