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Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19

At last night : meeting Of the
lIoltvill" Chamber of Commerce,
that body voted, by unanimous rcso-
lution, to endorse any plan which
the FL Centre Chamber of Commerce
has for direct road from Imperial
Valley to Iaguua mountains. 1t had
locu reported to the directors that
q number of persons who have been
making reconnaissance SURVEYS of
the route had finally settled upon
enc route which surpassed all others
IN every particular, and that about
five hundred dollars would make
this route easily pasSable to a point
within six miles of Laguna resort g,
bringing it to the foot of a grade
which must be built in Canebrake
CANYON. The Holtville people, fol
lowing 4 rapid canvass of persons
present at the Chamber meeting,
concluded to put up $3.50 Of the
necessary S50u, conditional upon FL
Centre subscribing $500 and the
valley at large the last $40. Under
the leadership of Carl Fahring.
treasurer Of the lIoltville civic
body, collection of subscriptions WAS
Immediately undertaken, and $l0j
was at once paid in, with an assur-
ancc that the other SO would be
collected this morning. Proponents Of
the hoped for road will go before
the I'll Cc@tgo Chamber OF Com
mcrce, it is understood, and ask that
lody to undertake the collection,
by private contributions, of $500
Tor the Laguna trail, which will be
combined with IIoltvillc 5 money.
The plan is to connect up at once
various stretches of road between
Coyote Wells and Canebrake Can
yon, and make the way continuous,
50 that members OF the State High.
way commission and the commits
sion : engineers, supervisors Of san
Diego county, supervisors Of the
Federal Forest Highway system,
and others from whom help can he
obtained, may be taken over the
continuous route. In many places
stretches OF the old cattlemen :
road can be utilized. The route
t@averses almost entirely a terrain
Of decomposed granite and gravel.
and merely clearing the trail OF
brush viii result in very satisfac-
tory roadway, to Il point six miles
f'om Laguna. The upper end Of this
'"st six milo stretch formerly had u
wagon road, and it is believed that
summer residents Of Laguna and
possibly some Of the Boy Scouts
may do some work this season on
the upper part, 50 that only Il gap
ot two to four miles, between Zane
bake Canyon and Thing Valley,
Will be left if valley folk improve
and connect up the roads between
Coyote Wells and Cancbrakr Cm-
yon,
Natural Route
The projected route takes eff the
san Diego highway % miles west
Of FL Ccntro, Il little beyond the
well and white tile buildings of the
20 Fl. pnr+'.uJ Cnr,au+ T., l.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19
We Loan Co Buzz, puy or refin-
lnce. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv

Woman Under Arrest Bea-
trice Martinez, 81, of Heber was
arrested in FL Centre Yesterday aft
ernOon by United States Marshal
Hartshorn on a warrant issued by
the United States district court. She
is wanted in connection with the
smuggling of liquor across the bor
der at Calexico. She was locked up
at the county Jail in default of bail.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19
DR.. A. B. aanDn, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv

False Arrest Claimed.-Orders to
enter default of the defendants Sam
Ellis and Grover c. Tucker in the
cases brought against these defend
ants by Elias Bautzer and Philip
Bautzer, were filed at the county
clerk s office this morning. Both
cases are based on charges Of false
arrest and heavy damages are
asked.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19
Ed Royce, Truck, Transfer and
Storage. On our seventeenth year.
Still growing. IN W

Gonzales Changes Plea. p.
Gonzales Of FL Centre, who yester-
day morning pleaded not guilty to
q charge Of disturbing the peace,
changed his plea to guilty and was
fined SIS. He paid the fine. L.
Cullas, 49, failed to appear in an
swer to charge OF being drunk and
his bail was declared forfeited this
morning by Judg Perkins. His
lrothcr Rill Cullas was also charged
with being drunk but the court dis
missed the case for lack Of evidence.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19

Z. J. Lawless, Livermore, Alamo.
da county, has deer-head contain
ing two sets Of horns, three point
set in front Of a four-point set.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19

Population figures Wcre obtalhed
from the last report Of the state
comptroller.
During the business session the
library board decided to revarnish
the library floors and to install a
Frigidairc drinking fountain in
place Of the ice chest now used.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19
BASEBALL RESULTS

Score of today's games as furnished
by United Press Leased Wire,
up to 2:45 p. III
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19

Divorce Action Filed.-Rcatrica
Kay has filed an action for divorce
against Joseph Kay at the county
clerk s office. The complaint sets
forth that the couple was married
IN April, 1916, and separated in
October, 1927. The plaintiff charg,
es the defendant with extreme
cruelty to both her and the one min
or child born to the union. X. 3.
Perkins and A. l.. Sebille appear as
attorneys for the plaintiff.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19
American
At Washington

AZ washington
(First Game)
Boston POP 0l0 000-5 8 0
Washington 00l 600 000-1 10 0
Russell and Berry; Zachary, Lis.
cnbce, Brown and Ruel.
Philadelphia ut New York, .
games, postponed, rain.
Chicago at Cleveland, . games,
postponed, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19
Dine in Comfort. New Oregon
Hotel Coffee Shop. Air cooled. adv
Mendoza Held for Trial.-Martin

Mendoza Held for Trial.-Martin
Mendoza, arrested several days ago
on a charge of seduction, was ar
raigned before Judge Mayfield yes
terday afternoon. Bail was fixed at
$1,000 and the defendant remanded
TO the custody of the sheriff in de-
fault. Preliminary hearing was set
for Tuesday. Josephine Morales is
the complainant in the ease.
Cars in Collision-A minor auto
mobile accident was reported to
city police yesterday afternoon BY
G. G. Norris. According 10 the re-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19

Roy II. Hottie, Red Bluff, Tc-
hama county, caught the season 5
first big salmon at that point.
weighing Is pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19
"

Still Owner Sought Here.-Vallcv
ponce were asked to assist in Il
search for Elias Jiminez, reported
escaped from custody in Pomona
Yesterday. He is wanted on a
charge of unlawful possession of Il
still. He is described as being a
bout 80 years old, ; feet, inches
tan, weight about $50 podnds. Black
hair, brown eyes and was wearing
Drown trousers and Il light colorei
shirt when last seen.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19
DR.. E. j. Baraoe, Dentist, 647 Main
Over Piggy Wiggly. Phone 3s2W
adv

Default Hearing Asked.-Order
TO enter default and request for de-
fault hearing in the ease of GLADYS
NJ. Herod against Alva r. Herod
were filed at the county clerks Of
flee this morning. 1t is a divorce
action and the petition asks that
the hearing be held Friday. NJ. G.
Atchison is appearing as attorney
for the plaintiff.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19
Answer Filed IL Suit.-Answc-

Answer Filed II Suit-Answcr
was filed at the county clerks Of
flee this morning to the cross-com-
plant in the ease of Alberto Rod
riquez against l.. I. Pritten. The an
swer denies all of the allegations
set forth by the cross complainant
save that part which declares that
the principals were the drivers of
automobiles figuring in an accident.
A. L. Sebille appears for the cross
defendant.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19

At Philadelphia
First Game
Brooklyn l04 130 001-~10 10 .
Philadelphia $40 OO1 202-11 10 =
McWeeny, Moss, Elliott, Vance
and Henline, Deberry; Bencc, Me
Graw, Willoughby, Ferguson and
Schultz, Lerian.
New York at Boston, postponed,
rain. tt..a. Ft
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19

port a car driven by Alta Phipps
ran into a machine driven by Nor
ris at the intersection of Seventh
and Main streets. Both cars were
badly damaged but no one was in
ured.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19
Jailed For Drunkenness Adam

Jailed For DRUNKENNESS -Ad1m
Weber. As, Of FL Centre was the
only person arrested by city police
last night. lie was apprrhended
when found lying on the sidewalk
at Fifth and Broadway and this
morning entered plea of guilty 10
a charge Of being drunk. He was
sentenced to pay Il fine Of 50 or
serve l. II days in tine county
JAIL. He went to Jail.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19
COTTON MARKET

Spots off i at POS.
NEW YORK. June 19.-The cot
ton market closed unchanged to
points higher. Spots 2l.25.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19

DR.. Foncannon, osreopath. Room
26 Davis Bldg. Phone 81. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19

Everybody has Dislikes, but
Everybody likes Paul's Lemonade.
WhyF At Pickwick Stage Depot.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19

Why Not Try the Liberty Cafe
and our new chef' Same old place.
$50 Main St. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19
National
At Cinciilnati

At Cincinnati
st. Louis 900 l04 800 10 !
Cincinnati go. 600 OOl 30O-4 10 .
Alexander, Sherdel and Wilson;
Donohue, Jabonowski and Picinich.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19
Natural Route

The projected route takes eff the
San Diego highway % miles west
Of FL Ccntro, Il little beyond the
well and white tile buildings of the
Pacific Portland Cement Co. 1t
gees through the land being de-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19

Barbara Worth Hotel Club
Breakfast, 25c up. Merchants lunch,
60c; Table d hote dinner, $l.00.
Air cooled. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19

Alleged Alien Held.-Guillermo
Batner, p, of Yuma was picked up
by immigration Inspectors Gilman
and Wilson yesterday afternoon on
a charge Of unlawful entry into the
United States. He was locked up
at the county Jail overnight and
taken to Calexico for hearing this
morning. He is a Spaniard and ac-
cOrding to information entered this
country about 10 DAYS ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19

Collections Everywhere. imperial
Valley Credit ASS u. 113 No. Fifth
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19

Conover Ranch sold.-Thc well
known Conover ranch of 500 acres
between INLAND and Calipatria has
been purchased by the Fidelity cit
ruS Growers. Inc, Of Los Angeles.
Work has already been started in
preparation OF the land for grape
fruit planting under the supervision
of the company 5 representative, K.
/ Gnllis
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19

Arrested for Pomo.la-Louis Cor
don, p, of FL Centre was locked up
at the county Jail yesterday after
noon on a warrant issued in Pomo-
ma and charging the defendant with
traffic violation. The defendant
was released shortly after his ar
rest when he furnished $50 bail for
appearance in answer to the charge.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-07
CHINESE ILLUSTRATE
 OPIUM SUPPRESSION

FooCHoW. China, July 7, P-- Opium. for centuries past, the cause Of wars throughout China, continues as one of this nations principal causes of disorder dishonesty and un: est.
 Efforts have and are being made throughout China to abolish the tlade, but the revenues to be derived rom the traffic and the habit, clamp as it is on many of the populace prevent and f1rstrate much of the ef. fort made for abolition
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-07
DEMOCRAT BACKS
 HOOVER ATTACKS DEMO NOMINEE
CONVENTION NOMINATED DRY MATE FOR SoPPlNG WET,
 SIDEWALKS OF N. Y.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July '. P)- Herbert Hoover is endorsed by pr. Edgar Y. Mullins, president Of the Southern Baptist Theological Siminary who attacked Smith.
 Mullens said he would vote for Hoover but said he always stood for "Jaffersonian Democratic ideals but without slavery to party ties"
 He declared the wonderful Demo cratic Convention nominated a Bone Dry running mate from Arkansas for the sopping wet head of the ticket from the sidewalks of New York. It <thus tells the country it will work the greatest miracle of the age; to carry fire and water in the same bucket al the same time,
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-07
JAMES GOOD |S NAMED WESTERN
 CAMPAIGN CHIEF
HOOvER'S WESTERN MANAGER; ACTED BEFORE IN SIMILAR
 CAPACITY COOLIDGE

WASHINGTON, July T (R)-James Good has been named Western Cam paign manager for Hoover. Work an nounced Good was one of Hooyer's chief lieutenant in the pre- Convention campaign.
 Good is a former member of the House from Iowa preceding the late Martin Madden as Chairman of the Appropriations Committee. In 1924 he handled the western pre- -Conven. ton fight for President Coolidge.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-07
HELEN WILLS |S VICTOR IN WOMEN'S
 SINGLES MATCH
KING AND QUEEN OF ENGLAND AMONG HUGE CROWD AT THE
 CHAMPIONSHIP TENNIS

WIMBLEDON, July 2. (P)-Helen Wills retained the championship in the women's singles and defeated senorita Ella de Alvarez before huge crowd including the Queen and King.
 Scores were 6-2 and 6-3. Henri Cochet and Jacques Brugnon, the French Davis Cup pair, won the mems doubles from Gerald Patterson and J. B. Hawkes., Australian veteran; scores 1911, GA, GA.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-07
HOOVER TENDERS HIS RESIGNATION
 ID TIE PRESIDENT
AT PRESIDENTS PLEASURE; PAST PROCEDURE WILL PROBABLY
 BE FOLLOWED

SUPERIOR, July '. '(P-The resig nation of Herbert Hoover from the Cabinet, in effect, is at President Coolidge's pleasure, having been re- ceiuad at the summer White House
 In telegram to Hoover President Coolidge. invited him to stop off as his guest on his way to California next week. It is lsxpected Coolidge will follow previous times. namely accept ing the reignations only when he de cided on their successors.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-07
AVIATOR MERRILL
 ARRIVES AT NOME ENROUTE ANCHORAGE NURSE ACCOMPANYING ALASKAN AIR AGE WHO UNDERWENT
 TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE

NOME, July 7. lP)-Slowly recover ing from exposure Aviator Russell Merrill is resting here after flight from Barrow. Merrill arrived last night in a cabin plane piloted by Noel Vein. in charge of Miss Emily Morgan, nurse /at Barrow.
 The trip from Barrow to Kotzebue was made Thursday; the journey from Kotzebue to Nome yesterday. Merrill will be taken to Anchorage under the care of Miss Morgan.
 The Alaska delegate returr'ad by plane from Kotzebue.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-07
NEW SPRINT KING DEFEATS CLASS|EST
 FIELD IN TRYOUTS
1e YEAR OLD HIGH SCHOOL BOY FEATURES OPENING OF THE
 FINALS

CAMBRIDGE, Harvard Stadium, July 7. (P)-The new sprint king. Ace of the Olympic Pack, 19year-old Frank Wykoff, sensation at the Glen dale, Calif., high school boy, husky . and dark haired youngster, featured the opening day of the final American Olympic track field tryouts.
 He won the 1oo-metre dash over the flashiest field of sprinters in the coun ever seen equalling the Olympic record of 1O-3-5, four times.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-07
ALL HOPE GIVEN UP
 FIND AMUNDSEN PARTY

KINGSBAY, July 2. (P)-Amundsen is 19 days overdue at Kingsbay today. All search for him and his compan- ions has been fruitless. They have been swallowed up as completely by the Arctic as the nine members of the Italia and scant hope is held that they will eyer be found alive.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-07
BANK |S ROBBED BY SLEEK
 DRESSED BANDIT
ESTIMATED AMOUNT BETWEEN s4.ooo AND s7,ooo; NOT A WORD
 SPOKEN

SEATTLE. July z. R)-A sleek dressed bandid, with topcoat over his arm concealing a pistol, handel the teller of the Marine State Bank a check on which was written, 'you are covered; hand it over'.
 The teller handned over a package of bills estimated between s4,ooo to .S7,OO. The bandit then walked out No word was spoken during the hold up.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-07
RESERVES DECISION

NEW YORK, July 7, P)-The Suo- rene Court judge reserved decision on motion to vacate the temporary Injunction restraining the merger of Dodge Brothers and the Chrysler Corporation. The Injunction was ob- tained by Colonel Hooker Goddard and Hotel Latham stockholders.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-07
KILLED, AUTO ACCIDENT

WILMINGTON. Del, July z. (Pl- William Razkob, 19-y4ar-old dn pf John J. Raskob, chairman of the Fin ance Committee of General Motors, was killed in an automobile accident near Centerville, Md, yesterday.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-07

Chicago. 9; Washington, 8.
 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Missions II: Seattle, 3. Oakland, F; San Francisco, s. Hollywood, 0; Portland, 4. Sacramento, 45; Los Angeles, 2 second half of seventh inning.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-07
DIsMlssEs PETITION

WASHINGTON, July z, P)-The Supreme Court dismissed tho petition of the American Silver Producing Association and the Della s. Consoi- dated Mines. to compel the treasury to buy 14,oOO,oOo ounces of silver bul lion.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-07
RIVER BOAT MOVEMENTS

FORT GIBBON, July r (speciaD- The steamer Jacobs departed for down river points at 4 p. m yesterday. The steamer Yukon departed up river bound for Dawson at p. m. yeterday.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-07
BASEBALL GAMES

NATIONAL LEAGUE New York, II; Pittsburgh, 7. sBrooklyn, 8; Chicago, 14.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-07
ToDAY's WEATHER

ARRIVES AT HOT SPRINGS \ HOT SPRINGS, Alaka, (Special)- The steamer Yukon arrived from down river points at 5:30 a. m. yesterday
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-07
MAKE APPROPRIATION

WASHINGTON, July '. P)-The Red Cross authorized an appropriation for the relief of sufferers in the Kill isnoo fire the Juneau chapter raising funds locally. The amount appropri ated was unannounced.
The Washington times., 1928-08-20
SOF DRINK IS
AID To HEALTH

ut is your right to advertise your
products as food the Maine bot
tiers of carbonated beverages have
been informed by A. NJ. G. Soule,
chief of the Division of Food Inspec-
ton of the Maine Department Of
Agriculture.
MIR. Soule pointed out that bottled
carbonated beverages now are to be
found lin every city store, in the
country store at the cross roads
and roadside booths; in the home.
in the school. in the hospital and
at church suppers."
"Officials of both Federal and
State Governments" Mr.. Soule de-
clared, have come to recognize
the bottling and marketing of car
donated beverages as one OF the
important food industries. An eight
ounce bottle of the average soft
drink has real food value.
cit may be true that. few persons
drink beverages entirely for their
food value, but it does not make
them any TIE less valuable because
they have not been taken as a food
but to quench thirst or satisfy the
craving of a sweet tooth.
Benefit is derived from the
sugar and newly discovered food
factors found in fruit juices used
in carbonated beverages and the
carbonic gas is also valuable as a
digestive stimulant."
The Washington times., 1928-08-20
FRUIT SU GA R
IN REDUCED

Sugar IL just sugar the world
over to the average housewife, but
it remained for one Of the country's
most prominent refiners To intro
duce an absolute novelty in this
line which will doubtless be vel
coined.
1t is fruit powdered sugar
which is said to possess unusual
merits not only in point Of flavor
but in economy OF use as well.
One of the outstanding properties
OF fruit powdered sugar is the un-
usual facility with which 1t dis
solves, recommending itself in par
ticuIar for iced drinks.
When granuIated sugar IL used
for this purpose. as every iced tea
user knows, several spOonftlis and
constant strings are necessary In
order to sweeten. "A smaller guam
tity of the new product Is required
az IT goes much farther than the
other.
Dissolying instantly. 1t IS also
highly commended for use with
fruits and salads.
The Washington times., 1928-08-20
Use EIZZ Drinks
IN COOKING

when one thinks of bottled
carbonated beverage, one usually
thinks Of a sparkling refreshing
drink and stops there. But not
the ingenious American housewife.
Give her few bottles OF these
beverages in various flavors and
she will produce a full course
dinner.
One housewife declares she has
found that bottled carbonated bever-
ages can be used to good advantage
"a making cakes. cookies and corn
bread, by substituting them where
alle usual recipes cali for water.
She finds that the dough rises
better and the finished product is
light AMI fluffy, she declares. also
that less flavoring extracts and a
little less sugar are required. The
Alavof or ins be-, erage used sne
points out. should be the same as
that desired for the finished
product For cornbread she uses
lemon flavor.
The Washington times., 1928-08-20

the cooking period. Any water left
when the vegetable is cooked can,
IF desired, be boiled off just before
serving by simply removing the
cover and watching 1t closely for a
short time.
MANY have asked us II using this
email amount of water is just az
hea1thful a method of cooking and
one which preserves the flavor as
fullv "a using no water at all. To
this our answer is decidedly Yes. !"
And II Is also a method which pre-
vents any waste in food through
scorching. The water that~is poured
cff the vegetables into the sink
carries with it some of the flavor
and mineral salts That is why it
is so important to use only small
amount of water, as the little left
in the pan can so easily be boiled
off.
Waterless Cooker
One of the most recent develop
ments in cooking utensils is the
so-called "waterless cooker" con-
sisting Of the main container and
d rack to hold two inset pans.
There Is also double base which
distributes the heat evenly.
We Eave found that all vegetables
with the exception of potatoes, can
be satisfactorily cooked in the
upper inset pans on the rack with
out any water, while other foods,
such as meat. is cooking below.
When cooking vegetables in the
bottom of the "waterless cooker
we found about one-half cupful Of
water necessary for most vegetables
Just as we did with other utensils
previously described.
Steaming is another desirable
method of cooking vegetables. File
older type of steamer has perfora-
tons around the bottom and siies
Of the inner contdiner through
which the steam rises.
A Newer Type
There is newer type which ~
similar to double boiler, but with
perforations only around the upper
rim of the inner container. through
which the steam rises. The steam
pressure cooker can also besused to
advantage. With the required
amount of water in the bottom.
vegetables can be cooked without
any water in the inset pans.
AS the food Is steamed under
comparatively high pressure. and
thus at a higher temperature. II
cooks in much shorter time than
in an ordinary saucepan or in a
steamer or ag"waterless cooker
In addition to these various
methods OF cooking. we have long
recommended the baking of vege-
tables in the oven in covered
container, with a little water in the
bottom.
Some vegetables. such as pota-
toes in their jackets and beets, can.
of course. be baked on the oven
racks. Some vegetables. such as
tomatoes in slices, lend themselves
we'll to broiling. 1t is an easy
method to follow, as well as
| heatlhful one.
The Washington times., 1928-08-20
Soft Drinks
Favored by
Science

Strong Endorsement of the whole
someness of bottled carbonated
beverages, is given by F C. Brea-
zeal, OF the Virginia Dairy and
Food Commission. who declares no
greater advance has been made in
the manufacture and distribution
of foods than by that industry.
Commenting on a statement by
DR.. w. w. Skinner, of the Blu
reau of Chemistry. who called at
tention to the food and tonic
values of these beverages and the
sanitary precautions generally ex
ercised in their production, Mr..
Breazeal says: 4
I'm my opinion no greater ad.
vance has been made in the manu-
facture and distribution Of foods
than in the bottling Of the So
called soft drinks: notably the vast
Improvement in the sanitary con-
dition at original point Of man
ufacture /"
The Washington times., 1928-08-20
BRAN DOUGHNUTS
: hleepoon rhortening.

/ tablespoon shortening.
x cup sugar.
egg. NJ
IL cups bran.
u cup milk.
M cups flour.
teaspoons baking powder.
II teaspoons salt. A
Cream the shortening and sugafs
Add the egg well-beaten, bran and
mix. Mix and sift the dry ingreiis
ents and add them to the first mix
ture. Roll on Toured board. Cut
with doughnut cutter. Fry in
deep fat ESQ degrees I'D. Yield: H.
medium sized doughnuts.
The Washington times., 1928-08-20

MANY old ranges which have been in use use
past week, and the owners allowed from
SO to S38 On the purchase of new ORIOLE
Gas Ranges with OVEN HEAT CONTROL.