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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-10-27

FOR RENT-Two modern apart
ments. One completes saw rig for
sale, also my new Oldsmobile six,
in extra good condition. M. r.
maitland, Sank Centre. wpd
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-10-27

WANTED-Girl for general house
work on farm. Inquire at Her
ald-21 pd. .
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-10-27

CLERK CARRIER examination
Sank Centre, Nov. 10, age 1S-45.
Don't miss this opportunity.
Coaching course SIS. Booklet free.
L. Hampton, Box 1887 c, Wash
ington, D. c.. -Pd.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-10-27

of Minnesota, on the 18th day Of
November, 1927. at nine o'clock A.
NJ, why the prayer of said petit
ton should not be granted.
Witness the Honorable, J. 3.
Hims1, Judge of said court, and the
seal Of said court, this 25th day Of
October, 1927.
court SeaD J. 3. Himsl,
Judge.
L. L. Kells,
Attorney for Petitioner.
Published Oct. q. Nov. $40, ~
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-10-27

THE WOMAN'S RELIEF
CORPS WILL HOLD A FOOD
SALE IN THE MAIN STREET
GARAGE ON SATURDAY AZ
TERNOON, OCT. 20. PROCEEDS
WILL GO INTO THE MEMORl-
AL FLAG STAFF FUND. EV-
cry MEMBER OF THE CORPS
is URGED TO RESPOND adv
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-10-27

FOR RENT-Desirable rooms over
Home Bakery, ". T. Conklin,
Tele. 20 22tf
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-10-27

Sheriff badge. Return
to Herald office for reward.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-10-27

REXALL lie SALE. WATCH
FOR DATES.-adv.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-10-27

FOR SALE OR RENT-New Groom
all modern house with garage.
Olaf Peterson. 22
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-10-27

PUSH ON, keep moving but let 1t
be toward the Mankato CONNER
cial College Mankato, MINI. for a
thorough business training. Send
for MCC catalogue. ~
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-10-27

2 REXALL 1c SALE. WATCH
FOR DATES.-adv.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-10-27

FOR SALE-Registered Holstein
bull calves from good producing
cows-will sell cheap.-B. f.
Dubois. 22tf.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-10-27

FOR SALE-Silvertone photograph
Console type-and 20 records
\ Practically new. Main st. Grew Co.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-10-27

FOR RENT-Six room modern
bungalow, vacant Nov: /, located
north side of river. Telephone 172
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-10-27

TAKEN UP-Came to my farm 2h
miles southeast of Sank Centre,
Oct. IA, 1927, pig. Owner can have
same by proving property and
paying. expenses. Carl. Pauly.
21-23 pd.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-10-27

FOR DAIES-adv 49, - $3.50 80
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-10-27

FOR RENT-240 acre stock farm, IL
miles southwest of Sank Centre;
good buildings; immediate possess
sion. Inquire Carl Larson. 21-tf
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-10-27

FOR SALE-Twenty Colonies of
Italian bees. L. 3. Harder, phone
3-F-21, Sank Centre. 21-23pd
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-10-27

CLERK CARRIER examination
Sank Centre, Nov. 10, age 1915.
Don't miss this opportunity.
Coaching course IS. Booklet free.
l.. Hampton, Box 1887 G, WASH
ington, D. c. -Pd.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-10-27

FOR SALE-Tea table, 4 chairs like
new, 2 rocking chairs, sanitary
couch, exc congoleum/ rug, other
articles. 420 Maple st. 21-22p
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
BARRIERS to Stage
"Look YFell'' Week
Look pleasant, please,

Look pleasant. please,
+. ease Euu are not already IL The
'-~rw. next Tee'- is going = b.
Look W,I" ,-s.E.
LAST maa-4 there was Clean u
Ta.- a.t ,aa caat "I ,a.- s.-.
c.r .ha~e md aa.r.ac. mi
ia asrl.ne hr 5h.~ psu..- -a.-;rH
su-aerf.-. -ha local organization of
r.a+..r haraerS ), >uansaria;
f.r.meH- 70 outlaw long whi~kar>.
Why, as. TIA. BARRIERS '.Aal.t
crop ~ lan- lHxHrtm- wli~'.ers
or -aia tull ot sl.l. nrieE.r Stub
-. p. .ue "sr. -.a.-;r .r pa''-.
spirited t'au c.op ot tamtle,.
or paoetae vines in taa o-eo
.arf
"o.an up tAe back ralas -c'.aa
d.. ~. ra:ns. say TIE b.rb.r..
'.LaaE N-H u.as hackeJ ~
tv 30 rIsaizs-l.aS o1 master
t.st rs ia rhe stat. of California
@r7 citizens bay hop. to sa- q
r 'i..eb.- improvement in the h.r
l5ae ees If t...r te"n#
..a-asaH ".ep These BARRIERS .ar
done tt..- l.s- next W..t.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
SEELEY
Bv pross staff Correspondent

y =
SEFLEY, June II Ladies' Aid
met Tuesday. Eleven ladies were
present and light refreshments were
served.
Wcstsidc Country Club met Thurs
day at the ..omc . Mrs. Emmett
Mccain Those present were Mrs
T.. A. Diehl, Mrs. f. A. Hull and
grandson Sidney Mrs. Roy West.
morlard and children Mary and Lee,
Mrs. Glenn Davies and baby, Mrs
Harold Doty aud baby, Mrs. Girls.
Mccain, Mrs. Chester Noel and
children Winnie Lou and Donald
and the hostess, Mrs. Emmett Me
Cain.
The Home Department met at tn,
hall Friday. Seven ladies were
present. Christmas ldras' were
czchanged. This win be the las
meeting until fail
Mr.. ard Mrs Harold Doty ami
daughter june Of Imperial spent
Wednesday at the a. II. sheldon
home.
Chester Noel was a business yis.
iJar in El Centre Saturday.
William Syhultz was in FL Centre
Friday.
Henry Frost has been appointed
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
4 REAE ZERO
K in his homeland.

The Eagle is back in his homeland.
Greater than the acclaim With which Colonel
Charles A. Lindbergh is greeted 6y his courtrmen to-
day, greater than the honoTs heaned ON him abroad
greater than his remarkable feat OF flying over
the ocean, is the manner in which he has kept his
head through a! the mouentous hours since he land
ed in France.
II Lmdberghs triumph made him the hero Of the
world, his modesty. his simple dignity and his us
al to let his head be turned Is the fame which is MS
has ende2red him TO all.
Perhaps other young men could be found who could
measure up similarly under tle cirtals
that have surrounded Lndo>rgh. all tee frequent
ly, those upon whom fame is thrust saddeny, are
soon de5hroned by il.
1t IS as natural for Lina1argl to BE modest and
sel1-eftacmg. It is Tor him lie fearless and con
fIdent Of his own ability Ills mother demonstrated
that Yesterday, when she tried 10 avoid the publicity
OF q formal entry into Washington IS her son sought
to conquer the air and ,he alone she too travelled
alone to be with h-nl n ms hour oil triumph. refusing
the many offers shovered upon her. which would
have made her journey to Washington TOO consp.t-
If there is lesson foc Americans IN Lnd6arghs
triumph over the ar there is equally important
lesson in the splendid examples o. simplicity set by
him and his mother.
Welcome Lindbargh, co2Queror Of tle air. Welcome
LindbeTgh, cOnCuer0r OF himself.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
CASES
ARE SETTLED IN
SUPERIOR COURT

Lolita Ion'os was arau-gJ an in.
.crlosutaty dpcroc e. lNa,se from
jowarI ro1,.ea ay JaJ.e A.. 6.
Finuyy III superior c9ut. Gcpag.
men, two, yesterday afternoon. Tae
hearing ".~ a defauls with only
witnesses t.r the pla.u.Gt taaias
tLe stand The pIa:utlss uas gran:
Cd aI.mcny III tile sum nj $50 /,
@onth, So for attorney f.c and
- for court costs. i. T.. ss11r
,gaemyd rs attorney for l.e plain
,ttf.
Alice A. nala'., was awarded an
lrt..l.,-.sss decree fGeH. .I.zis w..
'aa.'1 ea ..t grounds /. ,N.rcm.
,lu.llH .ae 5Jdca ALSO .u'.t tina.
lie plaintiff .e allowed .a rgsuH.
Hlr @aao,n n"mt, A.t. ...>.H..r.
". +. Ab.aa." Appeared lis a...r
ues t.r the plaintiff.
i f.a.. decree OF divorce vas IA
ea at tae-graatv clorI r.i.t veE.
ygalaE tE Jg--e j. s. I.#..s II Il
tsr It 1aal teGvlloa. .#fG#a
eas aeasde3 "a jH5gso. IL.
.H.. a,~a,. wife. ...t=. ea
.a5a 6, 1895. when ey,..n.# ~, -
tsa.useI IL show taat t u....
ant hal Failed 10 Hve-us - aaI
"ssir.l vows Tie p.ar WAS.
awarded custody ut .#r e1i'a.
frMsra v a..mony i ~Hm
50 month WIS awarded 50 cu-na
Mcdonald pending tLe ....mc {.
i.r suit Il. divorce a-a Na's.
Mcdonald hE jaoEa 4. u.a..-
yesterday afternoon. FL. 1Efea
Il -er. d.. r.u-. aa.N
.' s1 orter - shoW csr-. s.Ur i.
Aau. mos oe made ~ Ha. sa.a aa
wanr Nah IL
ae plaintiff ea.ls q. /. .au i.
3t=e-lav tuf ths GcEuu
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
new BOOKS AT
LOCAL LIBRARY
FICTION


Singing WinJs'' by Kourad Ber-
covjci 4 dozen stories or gypsy
| life.
"B)a,h Butterflies" by Eliza
beth Jordan. 4 novel Of modern
morals
The Magic Garden by Gen.
S-rattourorter. \ rovel titled a.
the hrjm with scent aud color Of
flowers and love of the outdoors.
''turSipH Justice by J G. Sa~-
a>iu. An Adventure of Napo.eJuit
Italy.
The Alliughams by MAY Sin
clair. The story Of SIX Youngsters
WAu grow to maturity
NCN-FICTTON
'.Color Studies for Raffia Bas
he.> - Gertrude p. Ashley.
''Lite and Letters ct John Bar
ra.-.~ volumes, Clara Bs~lHs.
Historical Memoirs of New Gal.
llvru.a = . four volumes, Fray Fran.
cisco HaIou
"Htza school English Book
Two y r. Brubayher Fh. ..
~ Book of Modern Essays
Bruce VI. Mccullough
Canary Birds ., Dorothy L. Bur
kstt
"hspect~ of MODERN Drama ="
Frank ". Chandler.
u ibrarv Jokes and Jott.ngs,
Henry T. CoutS.
Civic Biology Clifton r.
Hodge m y.
Tho American Indians and
Their Nasie -, Frances UeHsmore A.
n
The Wonder AMI tie Glory os
Tia. Stars, George Forbes NJ. 4.
1.-The Art Of Story Witi@E'
Ea-aaue5 e. Fowler Jr.
Ned McCoah' 5 Daughter - q
plQv, Sidney Uoward.
'.'h civic Biology George Wm.
Eattal ph u.
The Library Without Walls
LAURA If. Janzaw.
Principles ot inorganic chem
;stry Harry c. Jones.
"TeStia- Before Investing = Ell
ma05 F. L.H,oln.
Food, Nutrition aa1 Health =.
T. Y. NeCollum Ph. p; 50. y.
:. Painting ana Who'd Finishing
". =. LaVr4a- Ih =.
N.eaia- u- L.ia~al E3Goa-
-.sa Everett. u. Martin.
..Ial.ar AzynymakiH1 aal Table
Decorations, Adele Neade.
.'Man;r;pal Government in the
L. :. -. Thomas H. Reed.
E." Gt.uefandor Handbook Of Re
fri-ora,ion -. Forest Q. Rick.
= Principles of A4ranomN
Franklin :. Harris Ph ID.
The View Natural History =, two
volumes. T. Arthur Thomson.
:. Narvels of the Universe two
volumes.
Encaustics, Stark Young.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
En- nglish Shippers
Gas" Fruit 70
Slow Maturing. {.
~ I2.-ea r-e-s Lcn.c. Vim

~ '7ited Prc~s Ecasro VIM
LONDON. June t1.-,'..s-- ing -
ruI' = prevent i1s ma-.r# ta4
soon, IS .ha latest cyp.r.m lit being
conducted Hy fruit shippers. .o tbcir
ondeayar tp baVc tne.r produce
travel r.a9>anas Of mites without
depreciation.
According e p recent r.~- pub
-,~Aed by the Department = ~aIau=
titie and Industrial Eeseab acre.
'h' r'Ieu.Hg process 1T f5.i. Is re-
iaraea .as..eEad.r bT re- ing TIL
carbon olaNi5e. part of AZ seze.a
u thr air in which tEa aaa..t +.
stored.
I''~ i s-a rs, a@a. ~ re
='rl~t'H- -.r a..HsEia4 *. .#=-..# uf
the trait, which IN tHu. Z .sss ma=
turing; without, however. eaa .9.uE
either t.e t.rte. aHu.ara# 90. fu
.eHg-H III -tme during which It eaa
J." a.sI wed i ordinary ar.a. a.r.
r. c"ae- rs. l....d, although
-ae,.E ~ fra5- Is ur.Na,t.. 1~.
.r-stl;"g u..ma'.v d4.r- il st.r
age. as .aaa e~ ar.#a o.
rs ,raEena- ..t.rs. T. r.-sar.
normal coar- IT d.ve
anil ".ea @i,H IN lie windows
ut irulr s-ares, a just a. '
as fruit which is eaH ported a.
cora'ug ta tie methods ID vogue.
Although IT is expected taa. She
pew us-.od viii ..r.f. njz. iii.
Transportation b. fri. fruit av..
-sear distances Ja II. future. for
.' pr. ,.ar, i. is ena .I Her.N
b tae light ot ED experiment wh...
aee..s t. BE- con. r some s.fa
riar" it becomes =. practical gaIa
81 tie trade.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
Bulletin Reviews
Apple Industry

California, the fifth state in the
! country in the production Of apples,
occupies position in this industry
n,t : L,'. y !ralizcd, pe''ls, II
il, great v":irr! f fruits. SAYS +.
W. Alien. assistant pomoiog;yt in
the experiment station at the Uni
vcrsity OF California. Ia Guletiu
-, Apple Production in California,
Allen gives review of the apple
industry in the state, tells OF it's i'm
Portance and makes Suggestions us
10 its imDroN emCnt. This hui,ct,n
may b" 0 4 - r." !; writing tn
College of Agriculture mt Berkeley.
or from the farm advisor =, office
in FL Centre.
Apples exceed in value any other
fruit produced in the United States,
Allen Says and they are produced
commercially by nearly cvary state.
California; IS exceeded in production
only by Washington, New York.
'enusy .vauia and Michigan or
Ohio. The average value of the ap-
pie crop in the state for the last
eight Years has been @S,500.000.
The bu.k Of the apple production
in California centcrs IN the Paiaro
Valley ia Santa Cruz and Monte
rey counties, and adjacent to Sc
bastopoi, i'm @ouoma county. The
Yucaipa section in san Bernardmo
county ranks third, with Riverside
Tularc, Kern Fresno Ncudociuo,
Taolumre, Iuyo and Los Angeles
counties each having more than
loco acres in apples The varieties
grown are many but consist priH
cip.liy Of the yellow Newton. Vel
low BeIIfiower and GraycHstein.
Allen takes mp every phase Of
the apple industry, from Planting
to harvesting and marketing, telling
Of fertilization. irrigation, pest com
trol, pruning, picking, packing, etc.
and ending the bulIe;in with
chapter ON Yields and returns.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11

cautaloupe inspector +
trict.
An infant daughter I
of this place, died of
Thursday. Rev. NJ. i
at the services.
j, f. Berry and so
turned from San Fern
Sunday sorN ices: s
at 9:4J a. m. Preach
o clock by the pas
singing. In the evcni
there viii be a spcci
day program. Christi
at $50 p. m. a spec.
is extended to every on
muuity.
o, A. Kirk and Mr.
in FL Centre Saturday
Mrs. John Hogan W;
tro Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
To Hold ESilellt
Convention In
Denver in July
~ rn;tes I.res. I.cn.c. VIZ

~ United Press Lca.cI Wire
DENVER. C011.. Jun. 11.-ln Sir
enc" unbr.Een single su.s.a
word, -.a.5 deas 0H ut women
Eili meet u Du.a- fora week this
sumHcr iu one of I'll. most uu.au.
conventions eyer ae'a i.re.
The oaoaeian win D.. .Ha trirnnia'
convention Of t.e Ea..mI Society
Il tile haaa to d. ao5 .-'y n /.
'G
AH hns'ness VIII - traasaea1
ia sign lugu ges. --m.Hcs br
Governor Adams o' f.Ma4o. ill.,.
mayor of Denver aH# others rot
mnher+ of the a,.r viii D..
translated from I'll saaAau wari
into tire uuu5Iu Fingered laarga,.
~ fha deaf by tae .r.ter..
Tho society IS the lr ST organi.
@ation ~ de.t persons H tho world.
with . total membership IF approx
iaatelv 5000. II was founded I'm
1901 because of assorted di-rriuiu
ati9n shown the deaf ar nslrauc.
companies with resource now tat.
al.uL nearly eL00oHa9 ae organi
jon provides insurance ut cost
to aii Of its members
- the present time t1r member
slip ] limited ty uou. Hut women
are making strong bid for cligiLiI
itN. Their admitranae IS expected
to Jo the EiacjHai issue as the com
ing convention.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11

WARSAW. .uae Il.-t sia-
,aiios caused g'Ie sai .i'e ~ sixteen
tger a'a Adam fE.aa et fH.o c.t<.
IEtan sraHfod hs n-H d.ss '
for q special parity. TIE t4'a ~at.
II t1 b.en SIS promise ID .agn IT
uaiE. 1#tan d. lasea - his
I - mfaa5aa~ t.a. Ht e.H'd b.
tie IL st e.eaant'r 1reel man at
r'H party. o.a--,a.3 8 his friends
rdi-uio - returned l.H" aaj .rap.
rl to#hiS death .Hn TIE tHrd -t#-y
vlHlo" ri lis fathers apartment.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
TIE PoCREzE H5G TzFE.~G

Americans DC a sood laany e.llaE~ take !. b. and
large. Some Of them ar big. some small. Some are
done well, some Ill. UsoallE WGea they tackle thing
big enough to str the Imagination ana tie enthusiasm
of the pioneer who lives in rsosU american breasts,
they go through with il IN rather splendid way 1t
may be wastefa way, suqer#oiallE considered, but
il gets done
The poorest big thing that Americans do IS the
governing OF their cities, says ne cy manager 0f oNe
OF the largest ones.
The greatest ability. tho most thorough training.
the most devoted and unhanreral service would be
insufficient to enable officials Of any large city
make its government equal % rs opportunities for
service TO is people Y, the cold tact is that
America today the government Of such cites IS al too
commonly regarded IS Joke or Disgrace.
NO single fled q private caGeGV0r can possibly
offer TO talent and ability Cf .la highest order the
possibilities Of great achievement offered 6r he GOV
eInment Of any of the E-ea- American cities But
in the face Of this tac1, the admin, traton Of cities
is still left for the most gs-t to mere chance.
This manager Ga[s what We need is ( wholly new
conception of city government.
In other words need 50 SIR, in the matter Of
city government. that pioneering Imagination and
thusasm which devote to . War or to automobile
manufacture to relieving the sufferers OF pie
turesQue disaster.
Who VIII be the leader to start His great rev move
rnent? It does not have to Je q man II big city
Any little CITY might v-a. lay TIE foundations.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
such 1narvelously fine cars
such remarkably low prices

Only when you know the
facts about the Chevrolet
Motor Company is it Dos
sibIe to understand how
Chevrolet can offer such
marvelously fine cars at
such remarkable prices.
A unit Of the General
Motors Corporation, the
ChcvroletMotor Company
is backed by the VAST re-
sources and tremendous
purchasing power Of this
mammoth organization--
by thc greatest automotive
research laboratories in the
worldly the greatest out
door automobile proving
ground ever created--and
by tie most famous engi-
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11

ROME, june H. Th. figures
pub'i-hod by tho finmc. ministry
show that thar" were gi,5GG private
automobiles registered in italy iu
1926, or about ono automobile for
every iG0 Inhabitants, au increase
Of IJ72i motorcars over 1923.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11

ncering staff, in the history
oFthe automotive industry.
The twelve great Chevrolet
factories are equipped with
the most modern machin-
cry known TO engineering
science, performing every
manufacturing operation
with maximum efficiency
while tremendous vol
ume production makes
possible enormous savings,
both in the purchase Of
raw materials and in the
manufacturing processes.
Come TO our showroom
and see the Chevrolet
modcIs-and then you will
know why thousands of
baycrs are selecting Chcv.
rolcs each day.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11

PEKING. june H. Canned goods,
cigarettes and towels have been
chosen by Marshal Chung Tsolin as
suitable rewards f2r soldiers tigh
ing ~ TIT" Horan front He +.
pending Il. S. $1,000 for thtsc arr
.ic',s.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11

Some day newspaper raportos
is going -1#ta.l the truth. Ni1h
after that :hc9e will hp failing
o.t in the Paper's new, about
piano reeita.s at graduation cxer-
rr-p~
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11

The Freuch talors ar- IRVING to
pat mrn back u5o .n.r brccchey
Somebody ought to cable Lind
Jersh and pat = .t2p ~ that.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
TRAINERS OF THE
CONSTITUTION

TRAINERS OF TIE
CONSTITUTION
History seldom records such Il
cosmopolitan and at the same time
such an effective gathering as that
which convened in Colton Hall.
Monterey, September ! is49, t.
frame state constitution. At
the dcmaud Of he people, Military
Governor Riley called the meeting
Of IS delcg#teS-SjN native Califor.
uiaus, native a Ireland, one from
Scotland, Switzerland, Spain, Frau
cp, and from almost every state in
the union. In age they ranged from
25 10 49, and occupations We're as
diversified as tbcir nativity. There
were farmers, printers, lawyers,
merchants. surveyors, engineers
and so On, even TO q gentleman o.
elegant leisure. But Ike fruit Of
their iahut stands uut as an cE-
ecpt'ouaI ,Nauple Of wisdom anil
careful thoa1lt,
Nhat wage is allowed state prisl
euyss i'm road camps3
The convict pay iaw, in operation
For ths.c Years, provides a daily
wag not 70 exceed 800 Tor prjs-
eao.a employed in tae construction
e highways.
N..t were Tie c&Scafoue fest
na'e held by native Caiiforniaus
I#sv were held during the period
from the day after Christmas until
Ash Hca# day. and consisted
aaiH'v ef throwing eggs the nat
anal contents of which were re-.
placed With cologne, water or con
fetrI, at one ot tile opposite scX.
Is platinum mined in California
California leads an states in pro-
HeH5.o of pat.aHm and obtains
t as a 1yrrolu,t of placer gold
@iH.a@ I.-5 production WAS Na.ucJ
IA #o.451.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
IEose Questions WI &c AnsWor3l
Tomorrow

Iew many minerals are produced
IN California;
How dij Modesto, NtauisIaus
county obtain lis Nance
What j. inc eIle>. written his
tory If California;
Questions abaat California vii.
ha answered If sent 10 the CaIif
ora.a Information Department Of
tals newspaper.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11

Il won't be the same world anv more when those
new fIivvers come out.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11

abandoned farms in the east are being rafores.ed
VIII pioneers ever he used TO ce-r these forests again
for agriculture?
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
THE WEAT

LOS ANGELES AND
Generally cloudy vii
temperature tonight aI
CCUTHERN CALI
Fair east, cloudy an
unsettled west portion 1
Sunday; normal temper
crate westerly winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
Research
Laboratories

4 technical staff, repre-
scnt;ng every science re-
la,cd to the design and
construction of motor
vehicles, is continually
testing and experiment.
Ine in nthe General Motors
research iaboratories-in
an endeavCr to improve
the quality Of Chevrolet
cars.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
PROVING Ground

go - 80 7-'---
The Gen eral Motors
Proving Ground, COM
prising = tract OF 1145
acres, is located at NIL
ford, Michigan - forty
miles northwest Of
Detroit. Fleets Of Chey-
rolct cars are uaIe. CON
sracr test at the Proving
Crol1l-driyc@ day and
night unloc every con-
ccivablc condition Of
road and load.
l. CreatTactor,cs
Chevrolet cars are manu-
.acturcl ia l. great fac
tor.l located 81 strategic
shipping points through
oat lae country. Every
factory IS equipped with
al G H. ost m 0 d crn
machinery known to
or eincering science
performing every manu-
featuring operation with
maximum efficiency.
Volume Production
Chevrolet is building
cars at the rate Of Z, 500
g aai. Because of th.s
enormous production,
Chevrolet is able 20 gut-
chase materials in ire
nendous qua0riti1s--a-
IL, lowest prices avail
able And these cagings
are passed on 70 the
purchasers OF Chevrolet
cars in the forn Of in.
creased quality and value.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
General Motors

! he Chevrolet Motor
Company is a unit of the
General Motors Corpo-
ra,ion-thc greatest auto
motive organization in
rhc world. The vast re-
sources and engineering
a-i.i-ie5 Of this organi.a-
Il are largely respon-
5le for Cncvrolet's
.lat1hlea5 value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-10

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