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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-02-02

Many dairy cows are undersized
and are low producers because they
did not get enough of the right
kind of feed when they were young
and growing. After heifer has
freshened and is producing milk il
is difficult for her to make up the
growth she failed to get as q
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-02-02
Agricultural Notes

Adding dry skim milk powder to
the feed of growing chicks has
proved an excellent preventive of
coccidiosis, and it's use has in
creased materially in the prepara-
ton of chick feeds.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-02-02
Stiles

Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Hanson
and family spent Sunday visiting
at the Matt Michels home.
Miss Evelyn Erickson visited at
the John Reble home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wikle were
callers lat the Fred Crippen home
Friday afternoon.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-02-02

During the winter, if dairy COWS
are in the stable, they should be
Watered two or three times a day.
Drinking cups in the stable enable
the cow to drink as often as she
Evening star., 1928-02-05
SCOUTS WILL HOLD
PAGEANT IN SCHOOL
Eighteenth Anniversary of
Movement in u. S. to
Be Celebrated.

The eighteenth anniversary OF the
birth of the Boy Scouts of America IN
Washington will be celebrated throu2h-
out the com;ns week with various
olb!ic Scout demonstrations and eAr-
ciSes and vii, be ciimaXed Saturday
sffe:ncon and evening with special
ceremonies TO be staged al Central
Eich School,
The main feature on the program
for Saturday will be a pageant IN touI
usrts Written especially for the ocra-
sion by Commodore William E. Long
fellow Of the American Red Cross. 10
b. given under his personal direction
with music by the Marine Band Or
oliestra
Honor Medal Presentation.
As a part OF this, event 1000 Scouts
Of the District council viii present TO
the audience The Brotherhood OF the
NecSerchief and Blanket" oy the Isl
Division Scouts under Section Leader
E c, Hariuug and the A. B. c OF
Scouting by the 2nd Division, unoet
Section Leader G Mason Foote.
Al this point III the pageant the
honor medal. conferred by the National
Soy Scout Court OF Honor for extreme
hcro!s;n. vii, be presented 10 Lowell
Bradford Q. Troop ~. for his rescue
last Summer Of a woman bather at
Tishlmans Greek on Chesapeake Bay
L is also probable that TWO other med
ais. now pending before the National
Court Of Honor. will be awarded This
presentation will be made by George
Il. Hamilton. president VI the District
ct Columbia Boy Scout Council Fol-
lcr-!ng this eagle badges will be award
Evening star., 1928-02-05
GEN. GRAVES TO QUIT
PANAMA CANAL POST
Commander Of Military Depart
ment Plans to Retire from
Service.

Mai Gen william S. Graves COM
manding the Panama Canal Military
Department. headquarters at Quarry
Heights will be relieved of that COM
mand April and proceed to his home
IN the United States to await transfer
to the retired list at the convenience
of the government. That action was
taken by the Secretary of War at the
request of Gen. Graves. whose health
has been failing for several months
following 43 years of active service.
II is stated at the War Department
that Gen. Graves successor as head
of the Panama Department has not
yet been selected and that no one has
yet pcen selected to promotion to the
vacancy in the list of major generals
which will result from his prospective
retirement.
Gen Graves was born at Mount Calm.
Tex. March 81, 1865. and will not
reach the statutory age Of retirement
until March 81. 1929 He was grad
uated from the Military Academy in
1884 and assigned to the infantry.
Prior to the World War he distin-
guished himself III action against Fill
pino insurgents In 1918 he was placed
in command of the Siberian expedition
and earned the commentator of the
Secretary Of War for the efficient man.
ner in which he handled the complex
situation in Siberia during the World
War. He was awarded the Distin-
guished Service Medal. the italian
Order of the Crown, the japanese
Order of the Rising Sun and the Chi
nese Order of the Wen HUI Gen.
Graves has served several tours of staff
duty at the War Department.
CAROLINA FLORIDA SPECIAL"
Leave l0:45 pm. dai!y--Pinehurst.
Southern Pines. Camden next morning
Seaboard. TIA l4th st. NV. Main 637,
-AnyertiSemeNt
Evening star., 1928-02-05

ed 70 the 40 Scouts who have fulfilled
the requirements for the coveted badse
during the past year
The pageant will then be resumed
with episodes from history under the
title of The Drums of America" to
be given by the third division under the
direction OF Mai Stanley l.. Wolfe.
First Aiders" March.
The final episode to be staged by tlie
fourth and fifth divisions under sec
ton leaders, Dr. T. F. Murphy and
William A Van Doran. will be The
march of the First Aiders." showing
the development of first aid through
the ages and methods OF transporting
the wounded.
After the activities of the week. and
in keeping with the twelfth Scout law,
Scouts will gather on Sunday, Feb
ruarv IL in their several churches to
take part in speciaL-Scout services.
Evening star., 1928-02-05

BY the Associated Press.
BELFAST, Northern ireland. Febru-
ary 4.-posters headed Manifesto From
the Dali Eireann." calling upon young
men loyal to the republic to traia .~r
its defense. have been pasted on public
buildings throughout Donegal.
The Dali Eireann' is a title that a
section of Irish Republicans claim sole
right to use. regarding the present Par
Evening star., 1928-02-05
Manifesto From Dali Eireann" Urges
Irish Youth to Train for Freedom War

liaments in Dublin and Belfast as
usurpers.
The posters read:
when England Is at War, This
Country viii Also Be At War. but
Against England. Not at Her Side.
England Seems Not Far From War
Now
1T Is Better to Be Ready TO Fight
for the Freedom of ireland Than as
English Conscripts."
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-01
State st. Christian

Sunday School opens at 9:30. S.
q. Lingo, superintendent. Both the
pupils aud the teaching materials
are graded. \ hearty welcome to all
ages.
The II o clock worship service is
one of the rcvcrent Christian fellow
ship Sundays sermon theme will
be, Following the Great Commits
sion, in honor of the annual cele-
bration of Woman 5 Missionary
Day. The chorus choir will furnisn'
special music.
The Junior Christian Endcavor
Society viii meet at , O'Clock.
Children from 9 to II years of age
are invited.
The choir concert which has been
announced for 1880 has been post
poned for one week in Difference to
the annual Elks program which
comes at the same hour
The Young People s Christian En-
dcavor Society meets at ESQ. These
are always fine, stimulating ser
vices.
At 7:30 there will be celebration
Of Universal Bible Sunday. The
pastors theme will be, Sowing
the Seed-a Modern Romance. >
There will be special music.
y cordial welcome to all ser
vices.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-01
MISS AVIATION
TITLE TAKEN BY
H0LTVILLE GIRL

Miss Beulah Ellis, Holtville en-
tr#nt, was last night acclaimed the
winner of the " Miss Aviation : con
test of the Ell Centro Junior cham
Der of commerce with Il total of
4,2l0,5o0 votes east in her favor.
Miss Ellis won the contest with al
most two to one ma iority, more
than 5000 000 votes being cast for
her iaSt before the closing of the
polls last night.
Miss Ellis is we'll known in both
Io,tvillc and El Centre, being en-
ployed in this city by the American
Conservation Club Her candidacy
was backed by the newly organized
Holtville Junior chamber Of com
mcrcc
Miss Bonnie Bracsc, Of this city,
who has been prominent in the con
test ended in second place with .,
1872, 500 votes. Miss Bessie Brown,
also Of FL Centre. who led in the
contest from time to time during the
past two weeks. took third place
when $4,000 votes were east for
her. Fourth place was claimed by
Miss Elda Lowe. also of this city.
with 800 900 votes.
Final count of votes on all con
testants revealed the following to-
tails:
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-01
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Christian Science

"Ancient and Modern Necrom-
ancy, alias Mcsmcrism and Hypno-
tism, Denounced will be the sub
feet of the lesson sermon Sunday i'll
all Churches of Christ, Scientist,
branches of The Mother Church,
The First Church of Christ, Scien-
fist, in Boston, Mass
The citations which comprise the
lesson-ser will include the fol
lowing Bible selection from Dcutcr
onomy is: "When thou art come
INTO the land which the Lord thy
God giveth thee, thou shalt not learn
to do after the abominations of
/ those nations. Thou shalt be per
feet with the Lord thy God. For
these nations, which thou shalt pos
sess, hcarkoncd unto observers of
times, and unto OWNERS; but as for
thee, the Lord they God hath not
suffered thee SO to do.
The lcsson-sermon also includes
the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook, "Sciencc
and Health with Key to the Scrip
turcs' G. 239), by Mary Baker
Eddy: Let il be understood that
success in error is defeat in Truth.
The watchword of Chr,stian Sc encc
is Scriptural: Let the wicked for
sake his way, and the rH.ighteous
man his thoughts
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-01
FRED +. NTTT4LL
HONE SCENE OF
CHARMING AFFAIR

Mrs. Vaughn y Thompson and
Mrs. Fred T. Nuttall were hostcsSrs
OF delightful bridge at the home
Of the latter last evening, compli.
menting Mr.. and Mrs. {. J. Brooks
Of Winslow. Arizona, Miss Amy Wi
mans of Glendale aud DR.. LaNcrnr
Fletchcr of Los Angeles.
yellow and orange was prcttilv
carried out by the use Of chrysan-
themums and tail tapcrS.
Al the close of the bridge games
Mrs. Truman Thompson received
women s high scorr prize and Mont
j. Reid high for men. Consolation
awards went TO Mrs. +. O. Carter
End Or. n f. Dupont. Guest prizes
We're given to Mrs. Brooks and Miss
Winans.
A refreshmeut course was served.
the hostesScs being assisted by Mrs.
Dupont and Mrs Carter.
Biddcn to meet the visitors We're
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Rice, DR.. and
Mrs. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Mont J.
Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Travers
DIR. and Mrs. Dupont, Mr.. and Mrs.
Truman Thompson and Mrs. Doro-
thy Barron. Judge and Mrs. Vaughn
\. Thompson and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
j. Nuttall.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-01
Ohioans Support
Boulder Dam Bill

The Federation Of Ohio Societies
in southern California has instruct
ed tie president, Harry b. George.
to 90 the limit in supporting the
Swing Johnson bin in the next ses-
sion Of congress, according to a let
ter received at Imperial Irrigation
district headquarters here today
from the federation president.
Copies of letters sent by George
to United States Senators Simon d.
Fcss and Theodore +. Button of Ohio
accompanied the letter The sena-
tors were urged to continue their
risilence in behalf of Boulder Can
Yen dam.
In Southern California there are
10000 former Ohioans and all are
supporting passage Of the bill in
the senate, according to the letter.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-01
First Baptist

'Lost in the Fog, = will be tie
sermon subject Of the pastor at the
morning service at Il. m. Tht
church quartet will sing for this
service.
''What God Is Able To DO For
IS will be the subject of Rev.
e. +. Flanagan 5 sermon at 40 p.
M The chorus choir will sing for
this service.
The Bible school with \. A.
Moody, superintendent. meets ut
9:45 IL IN. There are classes for all
ages. Strangers are cordially invited
20 enroll in some class.
The b. Y. Z. I. with meeting for
AL Young people meets At 6:30 ?.
n.
Tuesday night is FL Centre night
at the Anderson Tabernacle meet
ing in Brawley with an invitation
70 members of all churches in Ell
Centro to attend.
Wednesday evening 80 prayer
meeting.
Thursday $50 p. N. missionary
meeting of the Immanuel Circle.
friday evening 80 choir rehearsal
and social hour at the church for
choir members. Strangers are cor
daily invited to all services.
Don't Forget Junior Chamber
Carnival, Dec. 1st. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-01
Reckless Driving
Blamed For Two
Brawley Deaths

The alleged reckless driving of
Alcjandro Alcantar caused the
death last Tuesday night at Brawlcy
hospital Of Petra Diaz. 10, and Petra
Alcontar, ,, following an automo.
bile collision earlier in the day with
Il car driven by Il. W. Keyes, of
Wcstmorland, near the New River
bridge. according to the verdict re-
turned by coroncr'S jury at Braw-
ley yesterday afternoon.
Alcantar suffered a broken arm
and other injuries, and another wo-
man and small child in the machine
were hurt. kcyes was cut about
the head and his condition was so
serious that the inquest had to bt
delayed to allow him time to recover
sufficiently to permit questioning.
Coroner B. +. Lemons said last
night that no charge had been lodg-
eel against Alcantar and doubt was
expressed as To whether or not he
would be held to answer for the two
deaths.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-01
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
Social Brevities

Air. and Mrs. Harold Burnhm
rrt9rncd Friday afternoon from san
Diego where they spent Thanksgiv-
inc. They were guests of Mr.. Burn
ham 5 father, George Burnham, who
was host ut dinner for - given i'll
the Hotel Del Mar Thursday.
Mrs. Warren Cmricr viii be hos,
tess to members of the Dciphian CLUB
Who Will meet ut her home on Len
Rry avenue Tuesday morning At
9:30. Study of the Odyssey will hr
continued under the direction Of
Miss Bessie Proudfout
Mr.. and Mrs. !. W. Asher have
moved into their new home. go
Sandalwood Drive, which they re
Gently purchased from Mir. and Mrs.
Robert Burns The Burns are now
in San Diego where they are tenn
porarily located.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-01
Methodist Episcopal

New officers of the church school
viii take charge tomorrow morning
and new meeting places for various
departments of the school will also
be occupied. The cradle roll and be-
ginners department under the di-
,rction of Mrs. J. w. Cook will meet
in the front room of the parsonage.
Youngsters up to five years OF age
are included in this group.
Members of the primary depart
ment, of which Mrs. w. T. Ceilings
is in charge. will meet in the up
stairs room of tho church, with
bovS and girls six, seven and eight
years included in this department.
Mrs. H. Z. Baker is new superin-
tcndent of the junior department,
which will meet in the auditorium as
ut present Guy Hatch, superin-
tndcnt of the senior department
will meet with his group in the so
cial hall
Members of the adult class, with
Mrs. Harry Thackcr in charge, has
been assigned the rear Of the audi
torium.
Rev. II. T. Baker will preach the
Sunday morning sermon, his theme
being opportunities ;
Epworth League Officers will be
installed tomorrow night, and have
planned Il most interesting service
which includes short talk by the
pastor. League members and their
friends are invited to attend the
installation.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-01
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Will BE SOLD BY
GJILD MEMBERS

Christmas shoppers are reminded
Of the apron and candy sale which
members of the Presbyterian Guiid
are sponsoring Tuesday in the Mari
poSa slop near Sixth and Main
streets.
Unusually attractive aprons pric-
cd very reasonably will bc on sale.
Membels Of the apron committee in
cludr Mrs. Fred Nuttall, chairman,
Mrs. d. Z. Creighton, Mrs. J. {.
:,ralc, Mrs. Neu DcTar and Mrs.
y. G. Fiuucy.
Christmas candies viii also be sold
hy Mrs. b. +. Lemons and Mrs Il.
H. Cary, who are in charge of the
candy committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-01
Evangelical Lutheran

Services will be held tomorrow in
the japanese Christian church ON
Commercial and Fifth streets, at
7:45 o'clock, by members of the
Evangelical Lutheran church, of
which \. W. Kaiser is pastor.
This will be the first Sunday in
Advent, marking the beginning of
new church year. Everyone is
cordially invited to attend
Next Sunday, December 9, ser,
vices in the German language will
be held in the Eastsde school house,
three miles north of Holtvillc at IL
O'Clock. These services will be held
regularly in the school house every
second Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-01
Asserts Husband
Mistreated Her

Charging that he threatened her
life with a gun and knife. that he
called her vile names and beat her.
Oda Tallcy, plaintiff, filed a suit
for divorce from John Tallcy. "a
barber, in superior court yesterday.
Mrs Tallcy asked financial sup
port Of their two minor children
rhr children are ten and six years.
old.
According TO the complaint the
couple was married at Tcrrill, Okla,
on December =. 1917 and separated
in July Of this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-01
Public Asked
To Aid Sale of
Christmas Seals

Twenty five hundred Imperial
Valley residents will receive Christ
maS Seals within the next few davs,
members of the County Tuberculosis
committee having mailed this mum
brr Nm urgent appeal for support
Of the health seal movement is made
by the committee. which has mem
lcrS from all valley towns and rural
districts.
That the anti.tuberculosis move
mont is worthy one, no one qucs-
tious. as = cents is used for the
county health camp and p cents is
sent to the state association to carry
on a state wide program. The camp
at llipaSs is the result of the present
drive. each year number of chill
dren receiving a new lease ON life
through proper care and attention.
Envelopes contain leo seals. the
cost being one dollar. Should any
cae feel unable to retain all the
seals the committee asks them to
keep as many rs possible and return
the remainder in the enclosed stamp
ed envelope. Checks for the seals
should be made payable to Imperial
County Tuberculosis Committee.
Members of the county committee
are Mrs. JAY Bickford, Brawley,
Mrs. f. II, Mitchell and Mrs. Har-
vey Kenyon.
Other members include Mrs
George Hickcov, Wcstmorland; Mrs.
j. Mackey, Brawlcy; Mrs. r. c.
Clcmons, FL Centre; Mrs. Il. L.
Dyer, Calexico; Mrs, George Austin,
rural; Mrs. Belle Mcmillan, Mclo-
land; Mrs. !. X. Foldman, Holtvillc;
Mrs. NJ. l.. McKcndry, Calexico;
Mrs. Viva {. Royce. Imperial and
Mrs. Thelma Bailv, inland.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-01
First Presbyterian

The Sunday school lesson for De
eember ,: Paul Before His Judges
Acts -: l-26:32. Golden text: 81
was not disobedient unto the heav-
cnlv vision.' Acts 26:29.
Sunday morning worship at Il
clock. Sermon theme: "'ln Jesus
Bosom holy Communion) Mrs
Don Rex will sing the morning solo.
The doors of the church will be open
for the reception of new members
Young People 5 Christian En-
dcavor at $50 =. M. Evening ser
vices at 80 o'clock.
Wednesday evening Prayer meet
ing at : o'clock. Choir rehearsal
1t 40.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-01
VISITORS HONORED
AT BRIDGE PARTY

Mr. and Mrs. Truman Thompson
entertained informally Thursday
evening in honor of their house
guests, Miss Amy Winans of Glen
dale and DIR. LaNcrne Fletcher Of
Los Angeles. The evening was spent
playing bridge, Mrs. Dorothy Bar
ron winning high score for women
and Walter Collins mems high
Guests present included Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Nuttall, Miss Winans,
Mrs Barron, Or. Fletcher and Wal
ter Collins
Plan to Attend Junior Chamber
Carnival Dee. 1st. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-01

VI TSS ~ IHTIOU WI WTIIUIdTU
this afternoon in the dedication
ceremonies at the Imperial County
Airport She viii be escorted to the
county field in an airplanc and upon
landing there will be greeted by the
mayors Of Imperial. HoltyiIlc and
f. Centre.
crowning Of "MiSs Aviation
will take place tonight at the carni-
val aud street dance Of the FL Cen
tro Junior chamber of commerce.
She viii be crowned with an avia-
tion helmet 1t Brunk : Theatre.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-01

j. Glenn Miller, Ordway, 'Colora-
do, this year grew certified onion
seed grown from certified seed from
Riverside, California.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-01
St. Paul's Episcopal

Services will be held at st, Paul s
Episcopal church tomorrow morning,
Sunday school at 9:45 and Holy
Eucharist at II O'Clock. Tomorrow
marks the first Sunday in Advent,
and services appropriate to the oc-
casion have been prepared
Holy Eucharist will be observed
Wednesday at 9:30 Il. M.
Rev. e. w Baker, vicar, extends
cordial invitation to every one to
attend these services.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-01
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

f Church Of Christ Scientist Ell
other Church The First Church of Christ Scientist
all the
SUBJECT Ancient and Modern Necromancy Alias
Hypnotism
m : Wednesday Evening Testimonial Meeting o'clock
The Reading Rom
Sixth Streets daily Sundays Legal Hodays
From
All Welcome and to Reading
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-01

Try Stevens Coffee Cream. High
grade and heavy enough to whip.
Nteven S Dairy. Phone S707R5. adv
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-12
FAIR CARAVAN
ARRIVES HERE
Mid-Winter Boosters
Cross River; De-
part at III

twenty automobiles Of Mid-Nin-
ter Valley Fair boosters from har-
lingen, led by a motor bus loaded
with the Harrington municipal band
arrived in this city at $3.50 o'clock
Monday morning as their second
stop in a tour of Valley cities IN
the interest Of the exposition which
opens there November 27.
An cars IN the caravan we're pla-
carded with Valley Fair boosters and
car horns and good lungs aided the
boosters in letting the city know
they were on deck as scheduled
After making "A SWING through the
downtown section, they crossed over
TO Matamoros 90 do a little foreign
advertising IN the Mexican border
city.
The caravan returned 70 Browns
vile Just as the Armistice day pro-
gram was completed and proceeded
~ parade down ieFee street behind
the American Legion bugle and
drum corps.
They left here shortly before IL
.. m. for upper Valley cities. the pa-
rade 10 be brought n an end on the
HidalEo County Fair grounds az
Mission.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-12
CITY DOOMED

CONTINUED from page one.l
there we're signs that the deluge was
slackening.
The main lava stream was advanc-
ing on the Carrabba front over a
width Of $500 feet with the likeli-
hood that this would be increased at
this point by masses Of molten rock
pouring in over the plain of the de-
stroyed town Of Mascali which no
longer offers an obstacle to the de-
structive onrush.
Most Of the destruction thus far
has been in the areas north of Gil
ARE on the southeastern fringe Of
the devastated zone. Maseali has
been destroyed, Nunziata partly dam
aged and now the town of Carrabba
is beginning TO suffer. These three
places together with Riposto and
Giarre fringe the base Of Mt. Etna
and lie on the Circumetna railway
which has been cut near Mascali BY
the lava flow.
The town Of Nunziata had nm anx-
ious weekend. Early Sunday morn
ing there were loud earth rumblingS
followed by a series OF explosions
which hurled up great quantities Of
stones and bright flames. For n time
il was feared that a new eruptive
mouth had been formed but later il
appeared that he phenomenon was
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-12
due to local conditions caused by IN
forseen evaporation.
Tanlmany
Dems Organizing
Under Tom Love

DALLAS, Tex. Nov. 12.-tPl-
Headquarters Of the anti-Tammany
democrats Of Texas will be m-in-
tanned permanently here. State Sen
ator Thomas b. Love. a leader in the
organization. announced today.
THE forces of good government
nave organized under the name OF
anti-Tammany democrats OF Texas,
he explained. at will be our pur-
pose 10 fight the domination Of the
democratic party by the liquor inter-
ests. both in state and national pol
tiles.
Eve will oppose the nomination n
Franklin ID. Roosevelt, who was elect
Cd governor Of New York on q pledge
Ia veto all state liquor law enforce
ment legislation, and all other vets.
ave will sponsor legislation IN the
next Texas legislature calling for
the selection Of all executive COM
mittces OF political parties hy vote
az the people. This will relieve Tex
as democrats Of fhci~ present illegal
" chosen committee"