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Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
Junior Chamber
Membership Now
Is Three Score

The second meeting Of the junior
executives division of the chamber
of commerce was held last night at
the chamber headquarters, and was
of the membership drive were an
nounccd, and ii was discovered that
within one week the membership
had increased from Is to go, with 4
number of business houses yet to be
heard from. \ team composed of
G.. w. Cross and q. u. Preston
brought in the surprising number of
% applications for admission into
the new body. and they were de
silver trophy cups, which will be
suitably engraved as a memorial of
their achievement. Louis b. Me
Manus, of the Office Supply Com
panv. Il lone ace, WAS second high,
with six memberships to his credit.
At the meeting next Tuesday,
September lSth. officers to serve
for the next six months will be
elected. \ nominating committee
coISiSllHS VI u. II. .h"l'i' 'l''''i
man. G. u. Preston, w. j. Strick-
land. l.. VI. Moore. Wm. Ohmsteadr,
+. II. Mitchell. and II. j. Coburn
was appointed to present a list of
candidates to be hallot"d upon next
Tuesday.
The juniors decided to precmpt
Hallowr EN- rs the date for their an
nual ball, and committee Of ten
will be ut cnve named 30 commence
preparations for this event. which,
the juniors aver, will eclipse in
grandeur any other bali ever at.
tempted in Imperial valley.
\ committee comprising w. J.
Strickland. G. w. Cross, VIM. Ohms-
tedc. Donald Freeman, G. w. &,
Stevenson. II. NJ. Suter and Walton
johnson was named by Chairman
Havs to meet with the Yuma Cham
Der of Commerce some time this
month. to ask Yuma to pass resolu-
tions requesting that the Laguna
road project be included in the
rcdcral Forest Highways system.
r. J. Arnctt was appointed II
represent the junior chamber today
at the aviation conferences 10 be
held in san Diego and Los Angeles
tomorrow and Friday. He Will ae.
company President Leo Hctzcl of
The senior chamber to these meet
ingS.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
PERSONALS

Earl Kendall has left for Bishop
ON a hunting "trip.
Mrs. Marie jenkins and children
.iu return from thcir vacation
spent at Mission Beach Monday.
II. T. Hoadrick has returned from
d vacation sPant at Los Angeles.
Word has been received here of
the death of ;he mother Of Miss
Idah Miller September 9 in MuI-
berry. Indiana. Miss Miller former.
" of IT Centre, now resides in Las
Vegas, Nevada.
Mrs. Kendall p. Perkins,, and
baby daughters Marilyn and SUI
anne. have returned 10 FL Centre.
They spent the summer a., Ocean
Beach.
john Zur,hor. of Zurchcr Irothcr-
has returned from an extensive trip
to the East.
Andy Preble is back from a yaca-
zion Of several weeks, spent at var
;ous coast points.
Mrs. G. G.. Toney, and grandchild,
Iris Mae Toney, have returned from
= vacation spent at san Diego, Los
Angeles, Santa Ana and other coast
points.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
SULLIVAN WILL
EXAMINE NEW
LACUNA ROUTE

+. Q. Sullivan, division engineer
of the California Highway commits
sion, will arrive in the city :his
evening for the purpose Of cXamin-
ing the proposed short direct route
to Laguna. He planned to be here
last week, when Engineer b. b.
Burnett, of the Federal Forest High
ways system went over the road,
aut was detained. He will begin his
reconnaissance survey tomorrow, ac-
companicd by Secretary Robert
HAYS, of the chamber of commerce.
They Will take off the highway al
Coyote Wells, travelling Westward
as far as possible into CancGrakc
Canyon, and then rctracr their
route and travel over the present
state highway and Pine Valley ia
Laguna. Sullivan can then realize
the great difference in the mileage
of the two routes.
Sullivan and Hays will make an
early start tomorrow morning, and
try to make the great circle in the
enc day. returning to FL Centre by
nightfall.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
De SOTO WILL
BE PRESENTED
TO VALLEYITES

One of the newest ears on the
market is to make Its bow in FL
Centre next week, according to an
nomcement made today by the di-
rcctors of Sterling Securities Com,
pany. which has taken the agency
for the De Soto car.
Though separate from the Chrys-
Ter Motor Company, the De Soto is
Chryslcr designed ;.nd built, and has
been 4 revelation to the automobile
world since it was introduced sew.
cral months ago.
The local agency will operate un-
der the name of the Inland Moto:
Company, according to Fred Cross
of the Sterling Securities Company
This is the first ear We have
seen for which we cared to accept
the agency, Cross said today. ct
has all the prestige of Chryslcr
which stamps it as a leader in its
line. The De Soto is a six cylin.
der. designed to sell at 4 medium
price. We will have models here
for the opening ON September 20
ard believe Imperial valley residents
will greet the ear with the same en-
thusiasm it has received in All parts
of the country.
Cross has been connected Will
the automobile business in Imperial
valley for II years, and for several
wears past has been the head of the
Sterling Securities Company. Jack
Harper, of San Diego, will be in di,
rect chargo> of the Inland Motor
Company, Cross said. Harper has
had Is years experience in the auto
mobile business and has full con
fidcnce in the future of the De Soto
For the present the Inland Motor
Comranv will operate from FL Cen
tro and hopes later to establish
branches in other valley cities.
The local agency will be at COT
Main Street.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
Class 3 Planes
Nearing Goal
Continued from Page y

Continued from Page y
ada. to Los Angeles flight, left Las
Vegas. Nevada. the last control OF
their itinerary.
These three divisions will arrive
here in the midst Of an army day
program which will include TWO 30
mic closed races for amy groups
and numerous army air maueuvcrs.
As Il sii,light feature there will
ne an Oakland to Los Angeles class
3 race.
Rowland Wins
Confirming unofficial figures the
committee in charge OF the races
announced elapsed times fer the
class \ New York to Los Angeles
derby which finished Monday.
Earl Rowland, Of Wichita, Kan
sas, was winner. in - hours. II
minutes and seconds. His share
q the psizc was $1,000.
O,her leaders in the order Of their
elapsed times:
W. II. Emery Jr., Bradford, Pa,
Travelair. 2J:4S:29. a
Robert Dake, Pittsburgh, Mo;A,
26:o6:07.
7. W. Kenyon, Boston, Challenger,
26:@9:56
J. :. Charles. Richmond. Eagle
rock. .9:42:40.
Warren b. Smith, Fords. \. j..
29:52:35.
Official times in the class \ San
Francisco to Los Angeles race have
net been announced but II. :.
Myrhcs. Of Los Angeles, was certain
Of his victory.
He averaged l15 miles an hour
for the trip and arrived at the only
control. Nisalia. and Al Los Angeles
ahead Of the field.
Cnc Of the touching features OF
the meet to date was the action of
the "'Threc Sea Hawks, OF the
navy, dropping flowers over Mines
Eield in tribute to 1t. J. !. Will
Iiams. who was fatally injured when
he crashed while stunting with tn"
:, Three Musketeers, Of the army
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
Court Imposes
Traffic Fines

Two defendants entered pleas Of
guilty to charges Of violating traf-
fic laws and a tLifd was found
guilty Following q court trial by
Judgo l. Mayfiold in traffic court
this morning.
b. Talley loaded guilty to reckless
driving and was sentenced to pay
q fine Of SO. II. /. Gardner admit
ted cutting in and was relieved
Of so. II. \. Miliken pleaded not
.uilty 10 charge Of careless driy-
ing but was found guilty following
hearing Of ,he case. He was fined
SD.
Only ono other ease had been
f.Ied for appearance this week and
no appearance had been made mp
uatiI noon recess Of the court.
The first 1925 sugar bccts were
shipped from Lompoc, Santa Bar
bara county, August lG,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
De Molay Will
Honor Shepherd

Frank /. Shepherd, dean of Cen
tral Union Junior college, and James
Hudson, formerly Of this city, now
residing in Los Angeles, are to re-,
ceivc the Legion of Honor medal OF
the De Molay, at Pasadena Satur.
dav. in addition to Leverctte House
of Imperial, as reported in MondaT :
paper.
Professor Shepherd has been \
member of the advisory council Of
the local De Molay chapter since
its organization and has been an
active worker in its behalf. Hudson
was master councillor of the chapter
in 1928.
The presentation will take Iace
at Pasadena Masonic Temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
Trice Sentenced
TO Folsom Prison

William Trice alias Seth Goldie
was arraigned before Judge \. c.
Finncy in superior court yesterday
afternoon on a supplemental infor-
nation.
Trice pleaded guilty few days
ago to two charges Of having forged
bank cheeks, declaring that be was
under the influence Of Intoxicating
liquor at the time and not aware
OF the circumstances.
The district attorneys office
filed a supplemental information
charging the defendant with having
been previously convicted on a sim
liar charge. The defendant pleaded
guilty and was ordered committed
to Folsom pcnitentiary.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
AIR BUS LINE STARTS
by United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Sept. l2.-Thc de-
parture of 26-scatct bus from New
York for Los Angeles this morning
will inaugurate wcstbound service
of transcontiachtal bus lin with
three departures daily The first
tastbound bus arrived from Los
Angeles yesterday. The route is
through Philadelphia, Pittsburgh.
81. Louis, Denver and Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
Voight Defeats
Jess SWeetser
BY United Press Leased Wire

BRAE BURN COUNTRY CLUE,
West Newton, Mass, Sept IL
George Voight, of North Hills, med
alist in the national amateur golf
championship, completed the route
of the cX-champions today when he
defeated Jess Swcetser, of Siwanoy,
3 and ,, in their second round
match.
With the passing of Sweetser be-
fore the deadly golf of the young
New Yorker, every former amateur
titleholdcr among the five who
qualified went out of the present
championship.
Voight, who was not rated highly
enough to warrant being seeded
among the qualificrs, took the lead
over his more popular opponent at
the first hole and never rclinquished
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12

Sixth and Orange streets. An mem
hers are urged 10 be present, as i'm
portant matters accumulating dur
in. the summer will, be acted upon.
Dine In Comfort. New Oregon
Hotel Coffee Shop, Air Cooled. adv
Two Cars Stolen-Two automo.
bilcs were reported stolen at the
sheriff ; office last night. One
machine was reported stolen in Ii
Centre and was described as 4
WHY'S Knight bearing the license
number l-7l7-645. The other car
was reported stolen in Calcxico. 1t
was a Cadillac touring car bearing
the license S4o-47l and the property
Of Robert Davis.
DR.. A. B. Hanson, Dentist, Davies
Bldg. Extraction specialize. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12

District Case Dismissed Order
for the dismissal Of the action
brought by Paul c. Ferren against
the Imperial Irrigation district was
filed at the county clerk 5 office
this morning by Charles +. Scott,
attorney for the plaintiff. The act
ion is IN old one and sought the
caietiaE Of title TO certain property.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
Prowler Again Reported

FToWIer Again Bepo-ttd-A re.
por; was received by police last
might from ~ commercial street
10 the effect Chat prowlcr had
been seen reeking in y window Of
!; house there Police responded inn
Iapdiatcly h2t no trace ul the uau
could be found
Poultry Vance. highest prices
paid for poultry Of all kinds. lOs2
Woodward Phone 9GG. Jtf
Barbara Worth Hotel Club
breakfast, 25c up Merchants lunch,
toc; Table = lotc dinner, $l.O0 .
h.r Cooled adv
lo00o-Neither Republican nor De
mocrat-b -but pure .ymonadc For a
nickel at Paul $ Tickwick Stage
Depot. adv
Dcfault Order Entered ord ~
L. enter dafaaIt in the ease Of Julia
T. Dalton against Charles L. f.
Dalton MAS filed a5 fIc count.
clerk 'S office Yesterday Default was
entered Gv Juas. A. {. Firray. the
,oart holding that the defendant
hard Iaile1 to make answer to the
ooHHlaiEt within tie time prescribe
"a by law. ". Z. AhraaaH Is app
prarng Is attorney 1or III plaintiff
ia the ease.
Fast Trucks Tor long Iauls. Furni.
ture a speciality. Ed Royce
II W T.
Hay Buyer at Oregon. VIII G..
Newell IS registered at the Oregon
tuying Fertilizer Hay as well as
Grain Hay and Alfalfa for Ken,
lteth r. Simpson 4 Company. Leave
phone or address. adv
Police Release Mem. J. Quincy
and O>en Passey were apprehendcd
by city police last night but were
later released with no charges press,
ed against them. Quincy was pick
I'd up when found in the residential
section carly this morning while
Passey was apprehcndcd while driv-
ing an automobile in a rather reck.
less manner.
We Loan to Build, puy or refin,
Rnee. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Collections Everywhere. Imperial
Valley Credit Assn. 113 No. Fifth,
adv
sues For Labor civil action
YVES filed AZ the county clerk 5 Of
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12

W. c. 7. u Observation-Disclosures
# the ". c. 7. {. will hold their
first meeting Of the year Friday
afternoon at . o'clock at the home
Of Mrs. ". F. Hancock, corner Of
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12

CONCORD, y. H., Sept. 12.-Dcs-
pitc support Of Governor Huntley
Y. Spaulding. I. :. Senator George
II. Moses and other "old guard
Republicans, Ora \. Brown was de
featcd by Charles W. Tobcy, for the
Republican gubernatorial nomina-
ton in yesterday 5 primary cleo
ton.
With all bat s. Of the states 2o4
towns and wards accounted for,
ToDcy led with 1906 votes to
Brown : 1922
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12

sres For Labor-A civil action
YVES filed a. the county clerk : Of
flee yesterday afternoon 10y Gust
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12

Collections Everywhere. Imperial
Valley Credit Assn. 113 No. Fifth,
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12

Nine. Kupelian's Vocal Studio.
corner Of Sixth and Olive, is opc@
for registration. Phone JJ3. 11tj
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12

Marie Jenkin3' Violin and Cornet
Studio viii reopen Sept. 18th. --latest
method in scientific and conscien-
tious instruction, FOR beginners and
advanced players. 800 Olive. Phone
H.. Make reservations early to
assure booking. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12

We Loan to Build, Duy or refin-
Rnee. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
Hunt RenOminated
For Seventh Time
Continued from Page ~

tee, and father of the immigration
quo.a law, seemed indicated in the
face of late returns from the Wash
ington primary election today.
Returns from 204 precincts out of
627 in the third congressional dis,
trjct gave Homer I. Bone, Tacoma,
17.gS+, against johnson 5 ll,0Sl.
Governor Roland Hartley was
running ahead for the Republican
rcnamiuation. Returns from HOP
precincts scattered over the state
gave: Hartley, 69,2l3 and f. l..
Trench, 56,6l9; with Claude Ban
nick running far behind.
In the Republican senatorial race,
returns from SIS scattered precincts
gave Kenneth Macintosh 56,j2j;
former Senator Miles PoindeNtcr
46.gl7: and Austin +. Griffiths 20
Ilj.
senator c. c. Din was running ,
To ahead of his opposition for the
Democratic nomination.
MONTPELIER, Vt, Sept. 12.-
Two political traditions Of President
Coolidge's native Vermont appeared
today to have been upset in yester-
dav : state primary election.
On the basis of returns from more
than twa-tLirds Of the state, the re
nomination Of Governor John f.
Weeks. Republican, seemed assured.
Returns from ail but 20 of Yer
mont ; ii, precincts gave Weeks
90.945 and his opponent, Mayor Ed
ward IL. Dcavitt Of Montpelier, Re
publican. l2,IG0.
As the Republican nomination in
Vermont is tautamount to election,
Weeks apparent victory meant the
casting aside Of two political ira
Gitions
For nearly century, mountain
81" has guided Vermont voters
in their choice Of governors. Under
this plan, the states chief eNecu-
tiv,5 have been chosen alternately
from the east and west side of the
Green Mountains.
Dcayitt, an easJ-sider based his
campaign on the contention that
Governor Weeks Il west slider, hay
ing served one term, should give
way to Il resident of the other side
q the mountain range.
Also for many years, II has been
an unwrittcn law that no Vermont
governor shall serve more than 4
single two-year term, This rule also
would be broken with Weeks re-
nominated.
CONCORD, y. H., Sept. 12.-Dcs-
pitc support Of Governor Huntley
\. Spaulding. L :. Senator George
II. Moses and other "old guard -
Republicans, Ora \. Brown was de-
t.atnl L.. ELnrLn. " ,CnLn,- fnr tl1n
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12

Divorce Action FiIcd-An action
for divorce was filed At the county
clerk : office tins morning by Aug
ustina N. Amos against Harry An
nos. The plaintiff has lisJed two
causes Of action. one alleging de
sertiua and the other wi!lful neglect.
According to tie complaint the
couple was married in CaleXieo ir
Noyember, 1925. and separated
about 4 year later. One child was
born to the union. Alfred Blaisdcll
appears as attorney Tor the plain
tiff.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12

Poultry Vance. highest prices
paid for poultry Of all kinds. lOS1
Woodward. Phone qGG. Jts
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12

Hay Buyer at Oregon. VIII G.
Newell IS registered at the Oregon
bg1ing Fertilizer Hay as well as
Grain Hay and Alfalfa for Ken.
leth r. Simpson 1 Company. Leave
phone or address. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12

Barbara Worth Hotel Club
breakfast, 25c up Merchants lunch,
toc; Table d :. hote dinner, $l00
h.r Cooled. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12

Fast Trucks Tor long Lauls. Furni
ture a speciality. Ed Royce.
III W 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12

1o0oo-Neither Republican nor De
mocrat-but pure lymonadc, For a
nickel at Paul 5. Tickwick Stage
Depot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12

The Academy oi Mus1c, Elmer \.
Todd, director, will open Monday,
Sept 10. Monthly Sunday afternoon
musicales. Pupils musical and So
cial affairs. as well rs most up to
date ideas in technique, and inter
probation for students Of all grades.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12

Linard against A. y. Straits and
George Straits. doing business under
the name Of Straits Brothers. Tn,
complaint alIegr, that the dcfan
carts arc ."3tuJ.d to jh, plaintiff
ia the sum OF S9>%.&5 for lahors per
formed &t tine instance of the de-
PENDANTS, Judgment in that amount
Is asked. j. +. SIMPSON appears as
attorney for tie plaintiff.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12

RosaHe Perkins Outdoor Kinder.
garten viii open Sept, l7th. Child
rcn enrolled from 3 to ) years Of
aGe, inclusive. HOURS . to II a. m;
tuition So per month. Playground
open to young children afternoons
and all day Saturday. 25c per hour.
Specla, price u these coming rr
aularly. Ga7 Orange St.. Phone $50.
-alN
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12

Wash Frock SAoppe. 4S0 Holt.
Fuu line new Nelly Don dresses.
Guaranteed fer washing. Prices
Sl"j, S2.95. S3.95. adv
-afault Order Fucd-An order
t. eator 2gfault i'm tile ease OF Il.
&. Afford against Nina 3. Afford
was fll.d at tn county clerk 5 Of
tice Yesterday TIC caSa is nm action
fer divorce. the plaintiff alleging
that the daf>ada:t las deserted
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She BE 4HoUed 20 Share Per Purchases uith NmH.
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II specialization should n
progress would cease likewise.
Knowledge - becoming more IND
q detailed. thorough and refined
Its branches are spreading wider
and wider and new twirs are CON
stantly growing from parent stems.
But a specialist should first o. all
have a general training as a courda-
ton upon which 70 build
The neurologlst. for example.
should frs; nave a college education.
then take a medical degree. then
practise general medicine and then
and then onIv-specialize In nervous
disorders
The same applies 20 engineering.
architectuTe-tO them all.
Impotence 10 specialize IL had.
a solid, encompassing. rich back
ground should he a prerequisite In
every case.
In this way will specialists-whom
the world sorely needs-avoid mar.
rowness and bigotry.
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out Is not harmful unless one con-
tinues the too liberal applicat!un-so
simply cut down on the amount and
continue with the assurance or per
feet safety.
Clipping OFF the tiniest bits from
the ends OF the eyelashes once every
four or five weeks further encour.
ages the growth and thickness Of the
lashes.
Then. OF course. comes the use OF
mascara TO aid in identifying the
lashes until such time as their
natural iuxuricusness eliminates the
need OF artificial touching up.
Mascara. applied in such fashion
that II IL noticeable, thwarts he
very thing II is used for. which is to
cover UP the deficiencies OF Mother
Nature. BY making this resort to
artificial beauty apparent. the whole
charm or h deception Is lost.
Mascara has a tendency to break
off the eyelashes. Whether this ~
due 10 the ingredients used In mas.
cara or because Ii makes the lashes
so stiff they just naturally break
off. I don't know. I rather think II
Is the latter and that Il is much the
same principle as the one in which
wet clothes crack or break when al.
lowed to freeze. Be the cause what
II may. the result Is the same. . [.