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Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-14
PAINTED CANYON
GIVEN PUBLICITY
BY AUTO CLUB

Widc publicity is being given To
fthe Painted Canyon. near Coyote
Wells, through the effort Of the Ma.
tional Automobile club. An article
recently released by the club and
describing the beauty of the canyon
i appearing in numerous papers
throughout the state.
The article reads rs follows:
Beautifully scuIpturcd and won
derfully tinted by Nature, the
Painted Canyon, hidden within
great walls that rise bare and for.
bidding in tile heart Of the lmpez
rial Valley Desert, is we'll worth Il
visit, according to the Touring De
partmrnt of th' National Automo-
Lille club Guarded for ages bt
stretches Of shjmmcring hot sands,
this spot of beauty stood unrcvralel
until the zeal of "a hardy prospcciur
seeking hidden wealth in the hills,
brought to light the existence of the
wonder spot. II h1, been seem lr
con paratiycE few outside of It's
Immediate ncighborhood, bat IS
fame is rapidly spreading. II is
reached by following pavement
from san Diego through FL Caion to
% point - miles beyond the VII
lows. From thi, point a fair docom-
posed granite road is then travcrsod
to within 9 of a mile of Ncwtown,
except for construction from La
gum Junction to BucEman Spring
which is quite rough at this timc.
Pavement tlcu extends over the
Mountain Springs Grade to within
- miles of Coyote Wells. Inquiry
should be- made at Coyote Wells Cat
the sturrJ for loca'iou OF road lead
ing 10 the great Irregular cash in
the Coyote Mountains known as
''Paintcd Canyon. IT is located
approximately & miles across the
desert from Coyote Wells and Is
reached by fairly good desert
road. 1t is possible TO penetrate
the canyon for u mile or two by
motor ear and many good trails lead
into the uplands beyond. On the
varicolorcd walls of the canyon,
erosion and the winds have carved
odd Patterns and have formed multi
tudinous queer shaped hooks and
crcviccs. In tine color scheme are
browns, greens, puppies and reds and
these are greatly enriched i'm spots
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-14
NOT FOR NORRIS

Senator Norris refuses to accept the honor OF
the nomination for the presidency on the Farmer
Laborite ticket, and thereby proves his wisdom. IL
falls into the class of very empty honor for there IS
as much chance Of the party electng Its candoaIe as
there is of the Swiss navy being defeated
The senator from Nebraska readily admits tnat ne
is dissatisfied with the platform OF the Republlcan
1,atv of which he is member though classed as an
insurgent To permit his to head the Farmer
abor ticket would be forfeit his position IN the
party-to be 'eXiled to CoVentry-as once happened
to the late Senator La Toilette.
He would have everything to lose and nothing to
gain by kicking over the traces lnsurgent he may be;
sort Of rebel in the ranks Of the stand DatterS but
nobody has ever accused the senator Of not being good
politician He is good to fall for the weS OF the
Farner-LabOrites.
Martin, chairman Of the executive committee OF the
party who sagey that in spite OF his refusal to
accept the honor the senator must remain the party
candidate for having yet been officially notified OF
his nomination. the party cannot accept his refusal as
final.
Truly politicians are funny. only some are funnier
than others and Brother Martin appears to be the
funniest.
Glendale boasts Of being he fastest growing city
a The world Young Frank Wykoff certainly proves
is fast al right.
Seven thousand Sunday school delegates meet in
Los Angeles for their convention. Keep 'em away from
Hollywood
This "prohlbtion issue" reminds US Of Mr.. Finne-
gan-the off again on again fellow.
Ten years ago, could you imagine Germany act
inr as intermediary between Russia and the United
States in the interests Of antwar treaty? Neither
could we
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-14
Cardinals Expect
To Beat Cadets
Uy United Tress Leased Wire

PALO ALTO. Calf. July IL
Stanford gridstcrs expect to romp
through the toughest season of Pa
cific Coast Conference football drr.
ing the coming period of play.
While tho Big Four of the coast
Stanford, California;, Washington
and Southern CaliforIfa--arc mas.
ing plans to open the official season
with practice on August 90. interest
of Pacific coast fans has turned tu
the Stanford West Point clash in
New York City on December ] AS
well.
Although tn Cfets may put =
more experienced team on the field.
IN" Cardinals figure that the r.
shirt eleven this wear win be more
skilled at facing tx enemy 5 line
than the one to represent the Card
institution in 1929.
The Stanford team will leave the
Sunday following the annual big
game, November 24, in special
train.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-14

answered the painter monkey.
What kind of sign? asked
:he rabbit.
"Youll soon see, chattered the
painter monkey, and he began to
spread some black paint on the
board that stood on two legs And
rs he painted, the monkey sang:
La. La La \ beautiful song
without words.
Well, that is a queer sign,
said Uncle Wiggily, when the monk
ey laid aside his black brush.
"Ah, but you only see half Of
It chattered the painter. q
am now going to make the letters.
He took up a brush and some white
paint. but Just then, all of a sudden
the Fuzzy Fox popped out of the
bushes and made a grab for Cnc-
Ic Wiggily.
No YOU don t! Mr. Longears is
a friend Of NINE howlcd the
monkey, and with that he daubed
some white paint on the big, dust
ing brush tail of the Fox. Now the
Fox was very proud of his tail and
when he saw there was paint on it
he gave a loud howl and ran off to
his den to get some gasoline to
clean himself.
"That settles him," laughed the
monkey.
Thank you,' said Uncle Wiggily.
" But | am anxious to see what
letters you are going to put on
your sign. Is it an advertisement
see FOR chewing gum?
"You shall see, chattcd the
monkey. With that he began put
ting white letters on the black
board. But he scattered the letters
all over, in this corner and that
corner, all topsy turvy.
"That is queer sign!' said
Mr.. Longcars.
cit is a puzzle sign chatted
the painter monkey.
Could the rabbit read it, Can
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-14
Idaho Sheepmen
To Make Profit
Nv United Press Leased Wire

LEWISTON, Idaho, July IL
One Of the most profitable years in
the history Of the industry is be-.
ing experienced bE Idaho shccpmcn
this year.
This city alone has handled 500,
GOO pounds Of clip during the s"a-
SON at an estimated valUc Of 5000.
00o. Most Of the clip is being sent
to Portland for export.
The Idaho sheep commission cati-
mates that the years net profit
from wool and lambs will be - for
each ewe. On the basis Of 2,ooo,ooo
ewes thn industry will bring into
the state this year approximately
SIC, 0,000,00o.
Each eve is estimated TO have
produced a lamb worth $lo and
Wool worth $500
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-14
Bedtime Stories
BY HOWARD E. GARIs
Copyright, 1927. by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE
PAINTER

When Uncle Wiggily reached his
hollow stump bungalow, after Civ
ing the poor mouse lady good things
to eat one day, he found all his
forty leven little rabbits waiting
/ for him.
I "Did YOU bring Us a puzzle to
do, Daddicums = asked Tingle.
Yes, and it is a very easy one,
( chuckled Mr.. Longears as he show
ed the one the mouse lady had
made for him. with its middle letter
missing.
oh, that is = very hard puz-
zle!" said Buster.
No, it is very easy said I'm
Gle Wiggily. "You have Just said
the name Of the letter You need to
put in.
".Oh, did H. ,>sked Buster.
"There YOU 90 again" laughed
his father. The letter is o. And
surely enough, when o was put in
the middle space it finished the
words moose, shows, goose and
tooth.
All the little bunnies laughed
and then Uncle Wiggily took them
TO a moving picture show, or,
rather, he took them to two shows,
for there were so many little bun
nies they couldn t all get in one
show.
The next day, when Uncle Wig
gily started out to look for an ad-
venture he happened to be cross
ing a hill when, up near the top
where there were some small trees
and bushes, Mr.. Longears saw them
moving as if the wind was blow
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-14
1859 Dept.
SUMMONS
In the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the
County of Imperial
J. \. Wood. Plaintiff.

Richard Knudscn, A. l.. Moore,
John Doe, Richard Roe. Jane Doe,
Mary Roe, The blue Company. "A
Corporation, and The Red Com
pany, Corporation, Defendants.
The People Of the State of Cali
fornia Send Greeting to Richard
Knudsen, a. L. Moore, John Doe,
Richard Roe, Jane Doe, Mary Roe,
The Blue Company, a Corporation,
and The Red Company, Corpora
tion, Defendants.
You Are Hereby Directed to APP
pear and answer the Complaint in
an action entitled as above, brought
against you in the Superior Court
of the County Of Imperial, State of
California, within ten days after the
service on you of this Summons
if served within this county; or
within thirty days if served else
where.
And you arc hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required the said Plaintiff
will take Judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the com
plant, as arising upon contract, or
viii apply to the Court for any
other relief demanded in the Com
plant.
Given under my hand and the
seal of the Superior Court Of the
County Of Imperial state Of Cali
fornia, this 10Th day Of January,
1927.
c. G. MOUSSEAT, Clerk
BY c. L. Williford, Deputy Clerk.
Benjamin w. Shipman, Attorney for
Plaintiff
-lSEALl- IL y o \ 1 u 1s . S !
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-14

where the sun : rays penetrate. In
tn" curly morning and late after
noon hoar, great shadows fall and
they serve to deepen the mysteries
of tn" rrcvicrs cut high in the walls.
The canyon is rich in minerals, but
due to It's location and character,
mining enterprises have not paid.
There is gypsum, sulphur and silica
sand in quantities in the canyon and
deposits Of marble just beyond. In
the upper reaches of the canyon
there are numerous large holes
which testify TO the efforts of un-
rewarded prospcctors. The minerals
are There but too many hardships
are encountered to make the mar
kcting of them worth while.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-14
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
july IA, 1918

County tax collector Mont j. Reid
is laid up with erysiPclas.
Mrs. Owen Chick left for Los An
gelcs for her vacation.
THE Imperial Na,rey chamber of
commerce has moved to its new
quarters on the first floor of the
Masonic building.
William Gunterman, cashier of
thc Calexico National Bank, left to-
day for Il trip to his former home
in Germany. Fritz KIokc is taking
his place during his absence.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-14

lleod l0lS 9lQN
to hop back and run away when
he heard singing. 1t came from
the top Of the hill.
Bad Chaps don t sing, - thought
Uncle Wiggily. Il think IN 90 up
there and see who this is. -
Up hoped the rabbit gentlemen
to the top Of the hill, and there
he saw a jolly monkey, who was
painting board sign that stood
up on two wooden posts for legs.
Hcllo.' said Uncle Wiggilv
"Hello!' chattercd the monkey
with a quirk of his tail.
What are YOU doing?" asked
the rabbit.
q am going to make a sign,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-14
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell Of I'm
perial Valley for this Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO

Frank p. Willard, who has been
farming for recreation near Heber
for several months, has decided to
open law office in CaleXico.
Phil Strickler left for Long Beach
this morning where he will join Mrs.
Strickler.
j. a. Marshall and family plan to
pass the summer in Santa Barbara.
Victor Sterling of Edgar Bros.
Co. is recovering from a severe at
tack Of tonsilitis.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-14
TEN YEARS AGO
.Inlv Ia 1918

u. l.. .(Scotty) Russell returned
from an outing to Los Angeles.
Mrs. Howard p. Meyer and chill,
dren left for San Diego where they
will spend a portion of the remain
der of the summer.
DR.. L. {. House left today to take
a six weeks postgraduate course at
Mayo Brothers.
Mrs. George Anderson left for
coast points where She will spend
the summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-14
GOLDEN RAIN WINS

IiNGFiI.LD, England, July a..
Sir NJ. Wilson S Golden Rain wor
tn" .l2bo tiv" furlong Great Foal
Plate for two year oldS today, with
u. frascr's Anne Lovely second
and Captain j. G. Il. lIomfray 5
Carl : Garcss third. Seven ran.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-14
EXPLOSION IN GERMANY
By United Press Leased Wire

BERLIN, July 14.-At least four
persons were killed and - seriously
injured today in powder factory
explosion at Hasloch, WHerttcm
burg, that wrecked the entire plant
and neighboriug buildings.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-14

ing them.
But there is no wind,' whisper
ed the bunny to himself, for there
was scarcely breeze enough to
make his whiskers tremblc. + So
it must be some bad chap, hiding
in the bushes, wN.o is rustling
them. Uncle Wiggily was about
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-14

you? Well, if You can, aud if the
Bumble Bee doesn t take all the
honey out of the violet to make
a molosses cake for Katy-did' ;
party. IN tell you next about
Uncle Wiggily and the black twins.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-14

The new Kern county grape grow
crs clearing house has signed 1000
tons Of grapes.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-14

lis "prohlbition issue" reminds Us Of Mr.. Finne-
he off again on again fellow.
Evening star., 1928-02-22

leans enthusiasts declare 1t cheap at
the price. AS it enables Canal street to
shake hands with Broadway.
A reception by Col r. E. E. De Mont
lugin on board his yacht Edlouadma
closed the series of entertainments for
the visiting mayor.
Mr.. Walkers private car will be at
tached to train leaving New Orleans
at o'clock for Mobile after he has been
shown through the VieuN Carre. the
old city. where a rich French flavor
predominates.
Reaching Mobile at Q o'clock. Mayor
Walker will be given public reccp-
ton at hotel and about 10 o'clock
will deliver an address in thcater.
He will leave for Atlanta at 1880 am.
Frank j. Taylor. former sheriff of
Brooklyn. who has shipbuilding inter-
eSts In Mobile, will be his escort from
New Orleans.
Secs Carnival TO End.
Hey. Jimmy" as he has been called
throughout his New Orleans stay by
the street revelers. saw the carnival
through to the end. reviewing his NTH
parade in two days and finally joining
the formal close of the l0lSt Mardi
GraS by attending the balls Of Rex and
the Krewe of ConuS.
The mayor of the many wisecrackS
got his biggest laugh of his visit from
Jockey H. West. who rode Her Lady
ship in the Jimmy Walker trophy. sixth
race Of the closing of the Fair Grounds
meet yesterday.
The mayor went to the Judges stans,
Evening star., 1928-02-22

runners" took the stand yesterday to
deny that his cutter had attacked
Shannon's liquor boat without first fir
ing warning shots in the air. He de-
clared that every effort had been made
to hail the boat before he ordered his
men to open fire.
Shaw was the first defense witness
after the State had rested and defense
counsel had been denied an instructed
verdict Of acquittal.
The witness unfolded graphic
story OF the chase through the yacht
channel into Biscayne Bay. declaring
that an attempt was. made to board
the rum vessel by pcaceable means and
to protect bystanders on shore nearby
and aboard pleasure craft through
which the chase led.
Evening star., 1928-02-22

to present the trophy, q huge cup, to
Val Crane. owner Of Wild Rose Farm.
West stood by. The owner was smiling
and the little jockey grinning almost
from ear to ear. When Jimmy" opened
his speech by saying, "The result OF
the race was not as I anticipated" the
riders grin grew. The speaker con-
tinued: But life Is like that. and II I
had known half an hour ago as much
rs I know now I could have taken
another vacation next month" West
grinned on.
Praises Opposing Jockey.
When. Jimmy" speaking to MIR.
Crane, referred to the Jockey as this
wonderful boy West. who helped you
defeat me in my purpose" the grin pro-
gressed to a loud. long laugh.
The mayors wagers in the three races
he saw left him all even. He consist-
entity supported the horses of his
friend. E. B. Mclean, winning one and
losing two. He lost his first play on
the Mclean stable entry of War Eagle
and Algol in the fourth race. but
doubled his bet to win on Time Maker
in the next. He then placed his VIM
nings on Stormy Port In the Walker
trophy event. Stormy was hfth. The
mayor called on the horses aS he had
on the parades. Send EN- around
again.
Evening star., 1928-02-22

France has issued him a patent, and
both the United States and Canadian
governments have notified the inventor
that patents Will be issued, Lasley re-
vealed.
Construction OF the first plane TO be
so propelled Is sponsored by the Liber-
tyville Chamber of Commerce and by
Kenosha. Wis. manufacturers, he said.
Mr.. Iasley said his engine will have a
amount OF fuel used than any present
airplane engine.
Evening star., 1928-02-22

Shaw was followed on the stand by
Otis Meekins. pilot OF the cutter, who
corroborated his superior's story. He
said Shannons boat had attempted to
ram the Government vessel and de-
clarcd 1t was only after this that the
Guardsmcn opened fire.
Evening star., 1928-02-22
WALKER |SFETED
IN NEW ORLEANS
New York Mayor to Speak in
Mobile Tonight and Visit
Atlanta Tomorrow.
BY the Associated Press.

ny NllN zk&SVNIHttN seSss
NEW ORLEANS. February ca
Jimmy Walker. mayor of New York and
ex-officio king of the lolSt Mardi Gras
Of New Orleans packed his wardrobe
trunks today TO start home by easy
stages He has a speaking engagement
at Mobile tonight, a three-hour visit
with Atlanta friends booked for to-
morrow, with final Southern appear
anee at winston Salem. ~ c., Friday,
when he will speak again.
On his final day in New Orleans his
hosts promised the mayor sight of
the new concrete bridge across Lake
Pontchartrain. five miles over water and
10 miles of approaches. It bears a
price tag Of $500. 900. but New Or
Evening star., 1928-02-22

Just try it once-you viii
readily see the advantage this
hrgienic tissue with soft. fine
texture has over the cloth or
towel for removing creams from
the face.
Evening star., 1928-02-22

This sale is to make dainty wom-
en- better acquainted with the hy-
gienic features and convenience oi
kotex. Many women have gotten
supply at this price-have you:
Evening star., 1928-02-22
TURBINE PLANE MOTOR
SOON TO BE GIVEN TEST
Illinois Man Assured of Patents
From Three Countries for
Invention.

BY tho Associated Press.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. February 22.-Assured
that three nations will grant him pat
tents on his gasoline turbine airplane
motor, r. E. Lasley, engineer OF Liberty
vile. ILL.,, a suburb. went forward today
with plans to test his invention on q
transatlantic flight.
Evening star., 1928-02-22

This year marks the silver jubilee o:
the Ford Motor Co. When the COM
pany was organized in 1903 IL had
cash capital Of only $4,000.
Evening star., 1928-02-22
RUM GUARD DENIES
HASTE IN Staying
Fired Warning in Air Before Chas-
ing Liquor Boat, Florida Of
ficer Testifes.

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI. Fla. February %. Lieut..
Phillip E. Shaw. one of five Coast
Guardsmen on trial for the Staying OF
Red" Shannon, reputed liking of rum
Evening star., 1928-02-22
Gets Assignment Here.

Nal. Louis A. ODonnell, 7th Cavalry,
at Fort Bliss. Tex, has been ordered to
this city for duty in the office of the
chief Of cavalry, Munitions Building.
Evening star., 1928-02-22

Sweden is safeguarding its forest in
dustries by growing 100 900 900 more
cubic feet OF timber each year than are
cut down.
Evening star., 1928-02-22

The difference between green tea and
black tea is In the process Of treating
the leaves
Evening star., 1928-02-22

ne.h,Sptay is rnexrclled for de-
stroyIng moths tedbuss. etC. II
destroys inse"t larvae and may sva
sprayed tn tho finest garments with
the assurance of no injury Ia them.
Deih. Spray ~ tseotioF ant as we'll
"a an lrsetstactus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-12-05
BOND
LIST TURNS QUIET.
Trading SIaCkens and Few
Declines Are Noted-Short-
Term Issues Scarce.
BY CHARLES F. SPEARE.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, December 5.-Trad:ng
in bonds today was at times nearly at
a standstill. The highest renewal rate
for money of the year and an irregular
market for speculative stocks removed
the motive for buying either the prime
mortgages or the convertible issues.
In the first class of bonds there were
numerous small declines, rejecting a
certain amount of reselling by banks
and the absence of institutional de-
mand A number of the legal rails
and public utilities are now off a point
from the level established for them
during october and November There
was also Slow Sagging of prices for
the Junior rails noticeable in such issues
as Erie Refunding SIS and Frisco 4ll2s.
Dealers report scarcity of short
term issues, owing to the policy of some
of the large bond buyers of keeping
their funds liquid until such time as a
decline in money rates gives the cue
for a rise In long-term securities.
No word came from Washington to-
day as to the Treasury financing which
has to be done on the 18th. There
must again be laSJ-mlnuJe OCCASION
as to the rate on the new notes in
order to keep step with the money
market, which has once more upset the
earlier calculation of those in charge
of Government financing.
The movements in the convertible
issues were mainly downward. Public
Service of New Jersey 4l2s lost 3l2
points, Anaconda Copper rs were
down over points and Andes Copper
Is lost about 5.
Liquid Carbonic IS were nearly 40
points under last weeks highest. Barns
dali IS, Porto Rican Tobacco IS and
Tennessee Copper IS were up point
each.
The German list was heavy, especial
ly the mortgage bank bonds. There Is
little probability of additional German
financing for the remainder of this
year. A small issue of City of Lima,
Peru, 61as was among a broad list of
offerings today which aggregated $780,
425.000, with two-thirds of this amount
represented by stocks New York houses
were bidders for the $35,000,000 issue
of Canadian National Railway 4l2s.