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Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-18
ROBNECK ROBBED

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May IS. W.R -
After placing his money between the
lining and the door of gas stove
in his home instead of in bank
and after hiring private detectives
for month after his 81 100 fortune
was stolen, John Robneck reported
the loss to the police.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-18
STAGING COMEBACK

EVANSTON, Ill.,, May IS. U.H -
The seven most beautiful goods at
Northwestern University selected by
"Syllabus, university year book,
included four blondes and four with
long hair.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-18
DEATH | CLAIMS
TWO RESIDENTS
OF THE VALLEY

Mrs. Emma Bates, 81 yeac old
mother of M. G. Bates, died at her
sons home, 563 Brighton street
yesterday. She is survived by her
son here, W. and o. B. Bates, sons
in Calexico and a daughter Mrs.
John Whiteman of Benzonia
Michigan.
Funeral services will be held
from Lemons funeral parlors Sun
day afternoon at O'Clock and in
terment will be in the home GENE.
terry at Benzonia.
Mrs. Bates had lived in Imperial
Valley for the past 13 years and
with her son here for the past sew
eral years. Her numerous friends
throughout the valley are today ex-
pressing their sympathy and condo
lences to those who survive her.
Rev. Earl Lindsey, pastor Of the
Imperial Community Church will
conduct the funeral services to-
morrow.
oohn W. hlIDg, fo, prOiHlHeuI
rancher of the valley died sudde.ly
this morning at the Ell Centre hos
pital from the effects of a ruptureG
appendix. Lemons funeral parlor2
have taken charge of the body.
The deceased leaves a wife and
family who are living on their
ranch near Calipatria. Kirby for.
merly ranched near Imperial. He is
Wei and favorably known through
out this section.
Funeral arrangements are ex-
pocted to be made today and it is
expected that burial will be early
next week.
The Kirby funeral will be held
Monday afternoon at l o'clock from
Lemons funeral parlors, with Rev.
Harold E. Baker, pastor of the
Methodist church officiating. Burial
will be in Evergreen cemetery.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-18
NURSE DECORATED

LONDON, May Is. W.D - King
George conferred the Royal Red
Cross first class medal on Nurse
Nettie May Purdie last night ack-
nowledging her "devoted nursing
throughout the kings illness. -
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-18
WHAT'S DOING
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
"Penrod,' junior class play,
8, high school.
Fox Imperial Theatre. "The
Voice Of the City,
TOMORROW
Sunday services, all churches.
Radio KXO-11-2, 6-10:30.
Fox Imperial Theatre, Hot
Stuff
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-18
BELIEVE CAPONE
SOUGHT REFUGE
IN JAIL TERM
Chicago Officials Doubt
Gangster Chiefs Tale of
Truce.
PHILADELPHIA. Nav Ia. dip

PHILADELPHIA, May 18. U.P)
Peace and security, which Al
Capono says he has been seeking for
three years, came to him today be-
hind the thick walls of Moyamen-
sing prison.
For ,hc first time since he be-
came front page news because of
his domination of the Chicago beer
sunners, life flowed placidly for the
gangster who was arreste- here yes
tcrday, indicted and hurried off to
Jail for one year for carrying a
pistol. 1t remained for the law,
Caponc's bitterest foe, to provide
maven for him in what some per
sons insisted was the most Derilous
hour of his eventfu life.
Mayor Harry A. Mackey said he
believed Capone was really glad -
to 90 TO Jail.
because gang council, which had
met at Atlantic City to divide the
lucrative tribute of the underworld
and to establish peace was reported
to nave broke up with George
Bugs Moran threatening to
"get' Capone.
Officially Capone denied all that,
saying articles of peace were signed
bv Moran and himself. Capone ex-
planned that when he was arrested
here he was on his way to Chicago
to tell his followers to put away
their guns.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-18

\ The apricot crop in the Porterville
section Of Tulare county was un-
harmed by late spring frosts.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-18
TOMORROW
MONDAY

P. E. o., l, 615 Sandalwood.
Radio KXO-11-1.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-18

CHICAGO, May 1S. UD-Belief
that Scarfaee Al Caponc sought
sanctuary benin: prison walls,
which he so successfully has evadcd
during his tenure as overlord of the
beer traffic here, was expressed to-
day by police and other persons close
to the gang situation.
There is large possibility that
Capone himself was responsible for
his arrest in Philadelphia, his action
being prompted by growing desire
to get out of the business and an
increasing fear for his life, it was
said.
"I believe it was Caponc's idea
for some time to get himself jailed
in order TO get rid of his retinue of
body guards and sluggcrs and to cs-
cape constant payment OF graft, -
said Frank j. Loesch, first assis.
tant states attorney here, summing
up the consensus.
The Washington times., 1929-10-24

Rudy VaIlee, after an absence Or
e months during which time he
made bis first starring motion
Hictnro win return to the air With
Als orchestra and grooming rhythms,
as regular feature Of the E'leisch.
saann Sunshine Hour. to bs heard
evor ths N.B.c. eoast-to-coast syn
TEN at o'elock.
Vailee. the Yale coIlegian. who
volut tiOnixedf lax from b Wild,
6lataist Harper to y gentles appeal.
ang lady, has become nationally
. pcps1lar through his mastery Of the
axcphoiie and his peculiar plain
ktvS voice.
The crooner ana his orchestra
vim Be assisted BY Marcella Shields
who. with Graham McNamee, as
master Of ceremonies, will present
several brief siSits, which weave the
gausical numbers into q continuity
suggesting 3 night club background.
Altogether ii looks like q most
enjoyable evening for hsteners-in
when this novel entertainment is
presented.
Another HighIight
{ + " j. q
Tscha ilx ow sky's Hungarian
Dance" from THE Lake Of the
swans, and a special symphonic
arrangement OF Modern Conception
of Russian Melodies feature Eu-
gene 0rmandv'a concert with the
Jack Frost Melody Moments at
o:3O o'clock over MIC. stations.
Oliver Smith win sing when
Summer Il Cone" ''Trombonium,
an orchestral novelty, Is also on
the program
Benny Kruger, saxaphonist, viii
offer his own Interpretation OF
waiting at the End of the Road"
during the Gold Seal hour, to be
broadcast over WMAL and asso-
eiated CHS stations at $3.50 o'clock
An orchestra under Mr.. Krueger's
direction win offer q medley Of
songs from al Jolson's starring
vehicle, "Say 1T With Songs" ac.
eompanied by 4 vocal chorus, while
other popular numbers Of the day
win also be heard with vocal inter-
polations.
Ben Alley. well.known and very
popular Columbia tenor, viii sing
sIf We Should Never Meet Again"
as a feature Of the ToWer-fzers
program to be broadcast at 8
o'clock over WMAIl.
Always Excellent
Musical pictures will be sketched
oy the Seiberling Singers and the
Singing Violirs. under the direction
OF Frank Black, when they are
heard over the NBC system at 3
o'clock tonight.
James Melton, tenor, and Wilfred
Glenn, bass. will share vocal honors
on the program. Among the selec.
tions to be presented are the "Sere-
made from Massenet's Pearl
Fishers SolmaT's When the Bell
IN the Lighthouse Rings" and Saint
Eaens' The Swan #
James d. Boone will be heard over
WMAL at $50 o'clock in short
4 violin recital Frank w. Young. pi.
/ anist, and Elizabeth Drew, mezZo so
prano, are other local artists to be
presented over this station.
Howard Thurston, the well-known
magician, will appear before the
WJSV mike at 1880 o'clock in a most
unusual program entitled, "Confes-
seions of q Magician" Jeanne lie
Van will entertain with q number
Of novelty piano solos at 8:15 o'clock.
Walter Holt's Mandolin and Guitar
Club viii be an additional feature.
Terry White, novelty whistler. and
Elsie Varle Lang, mezzo contraIto,
are the musical Iumlnaries at VOL
this evening. Louis Rothschild will
present his talk on sound invest.
1aents at $50 o'clock,
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
Note this New and Better
Inner Spring Construction

NE WHITE CLOUD Inner Spring is built a nev
proved principle make other Timer spring
Note the spring construction Instead the old
way using unattached individual springs may easily
harm than good the WHITE CLOUD built nde-
pendent spring unit made of soft coil springs permanently
upright position Impossible for them fall over Thus they will aa
correctly cushion body and enable Relax the SOFT aRoat
cottone topping Of the Comfortable Why heavenly
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
Kate Smith to Sing
Over WMAL Tomorrow

Kate Smith, Washington's own,
will be presented during the Saks
EuF Company broadcast, tomorrow
might at 7:45 o'clock over WMAL.
Kate is one Of the most popular
Entertainers known to this section
of the country and her inimitable
way of singing popular melodies has
led her straight to stardom.
The sponsors of the program are
particularly proud to announce the
engagement Of this musical comedy
fuse many requests.
Don't forget -Friday-7:45 o'clock
j h-WMAI.
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
Liquor Truck Driver
Given Three Month Term

FREDERICK. Nd. Oct. 24.-
Found guilty Of transporting llquoi
Lloyd williams. Hagsrstown, wa
fined $3.50 and sentenced q thre'
months n the house Of correction.
Williams was arrested shortly
after d raid on a big still IN the
mountains near Thurmort. July 81.
IN the raid Deputy Clyde Hauver
was shot and killed. Deputy VIII
liam r. Steiner, one OF the raiders.
testified that Williams admitted
transporting 4 truck Of whisky for.
the owners OF the still
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
Pm nCIPAL dol Q OGRA AlLS

e:3o--MeIody moments.
ieoo--4aisey stuart hour.
t0saO-vietor program
ff.sO.- spitalnyss orchestra.
3 f7:0O--K Kemps orcheatra.
WIZ -PhflA 4 elphin- elO-tez
e.aO--A Adelphia Orchestra,
T.00--tIncia Win.
piffaburgh--gaO-So0
T;a0--N. nc. system.
1900 seatorh OreheHtra.
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
BEST PROSPECTS

$3.50 b. na.-James d. Bonne
vaOllnist (yVAEAL-45elt Elsie VRrle
Lang, une&Ku-eontralt0 fWOL- 22Bl
es46 p. m.-EIiEa Eabeth Drew.
mleEEO-aOpranO (WMAE-As6l.
1880 ID. my-HOwafd ThuPet0n
tsCOnfessi0ns Of q MRgicfa NJ
1 fpVJsV-2O6l.
CHAIN PROGRAMS
$500 D. FIelaclnman Sunshine
Hour tN.B.Cy1 New York. yFEAF,
" s:o6 s sS.' ). m.sslberiing singers
tN.B.C1 New York. WEAF. WRC.
$50 5. m.Jack FROST Melody
Moments iN.B.C.l New York.
WEAE, WRC. ete.; Gold Seal Hour.
tCOlunBblal WMAL ete.
1O;00 D. nl.--Temple Hour (CO-
lumbial WAAL. etc.
1880 b. ms-V Victor Program
= (N4H.C.1 New Y0rk-WEAF. WRC.
ete.s National Forum from WASH
ingt0n (COlumbial yVBEAL. etc.
113oo D. m Amos m Andy
tN,B.C.l New YOrk--WJZ-WRC,
DANCE MUSIC
11:OO b, m.-ParanlOumt Orch
estra (W1EAII.47B- -CBgl.
l1s1B b. nl.--L9 Paradis Band.
Z 31G-NBC1.
1850 D. m.--Guy LOmbardo'B
OrchestrR lWRC-81e-NBCl.
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
SIS, 900 Liquor Truck,
Four Men Seized IN Me!

HAFPswELL. Ne. oct. "a tI.N.sJ
Barrlsiklng the road with rocks and
armed with riot guns. . force Of
police officers yesterday captured q
motor truck load 81 choice liquor
valued at $4,000 and arrested four
Massachusetts, men.
The seizure was made BY Deputy
Sheriff William 3. Edwards Of
Cumberland county. II was believed
the liquor was for the Thanksgiving
Day trade In Boston,
The chauffeur OF the iiquor-laden
truck escaped.
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
Insurance Charge Laid
70 MiIIionaire's Wife

CHICAGO. OCT. "A n.N.s.).--.n-
dIctments charging conspiracy and
operation Of : confldsnce game
returned yesterday against Mrs.
Laura 3. Price. wife Of Chicago
manufacturer and her
four alleged fellow cOnspirators.
They wers arrested after becoming
involved IN & plot 70 defraud In
surance company Of S20.b00 IN q
fake" jewel robbery.
The wise bmyer does hts daily shop
pIHes in Times and Herald Classified
ada where ekargalna ere the VoEne."
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
Nearby Stations

WRVA- Richmond lf1a-270
800 Richmond Orchestra
s:0o--N. b. q. system.
tFCAO- baltimore -60O-s0O
s:so-ciyie Repertory Plays Eva Lses
Galliene. s3
ei5s- Buiova Correct Time.
I:00--South Sea Rhythm "A tiles.
7s30--Arrow Special Program.
3 s:00--Tower-izera
s16-Frederic william Wile, "Tht
Political Situation IN wash
ington Tsbnlght''
s;sO--Ijnited states Army Band.
9:00--TFue Detective Mysteries.
9:S0-Gsid Seal Program,
z 10;0O--TeTnple Hour
1O:30--NatiOnal Forum from wash
I 1900 Hotel Paramount Orchestra.
it:s0--Guy Lombardo and his Royal
Canadians.
WBALs-Baltlm0fe lp60-2B3
7:00--MasdueraderE s
7:s0-wJz program.
1ii00--Musical Memories.
II ;30--Organ.
WPG-~AflantIc city--IiOO-27s
$50 organ: Entertainers.
i0;00--vocal; Subway Boya
10:S0-Dance Music i
WORN
T;oo-7Talk. ''criras 7: Irwin,s Or
s:oo--BaTnbsrrer salon Orchestra.
9;00--Citizen's Committee.
10:20--Suuare Deal Party.
li;n0--Astor Orchestra.
.. IL 11!30-.M6onheams
WABC--New YOfk--S60-34o
7s00--Rundback's orchestra.
500 Health period.
S:ik-Frederic VIM. VILE.
S.30-United States Army band.
s:O0S-True Detective Mysteriss.
9:30--GSold Seal hour.
1O:00--Temple hour.
lOs3D--NationaI forum.
II 1l.g8--Paramount orchestra.
1i:aa--Lombardo's orchestra.
12:0O--Organ.
WEAF--New York--660-4S4
s:00--R,-K. o. program.
6:08--Dinner music.
TOO Mfd-week Hymn Sing.
T:3a--Con1fprt hour
e:00--Fleischna Sunshine Hour
Rudy Haliee
s:n0-SeiberllnK sinEers.
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
Todays Song Hit

s.30--E E1izabeth Drew. contrRlto.
R.4B--Ths Balser Sisters
i0:o0--.Iewst Downs Studio prssentet
tion.
1880 walter n Holt Ncrdlca Man
dolin and Guitar Club
1ls00--GOod night.
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
Local Program
IEaalllnEton- liz

WRUW WaallinRton- -950-siG
t3:lo---sunshine caroIlers from the
KIN stndlos
1 .0e-- National farm and home, hour:
"The Home Caien lar and
Quality q the New spring
l:4s-Tsls y Louis Rothsebiid,
director Of the Better Busl-
ness Bureau.
z:0e-NB.C studio program.
s;is-"Trees and the Town Com
s:so--Gothan, string Trio.
a.15-'The Magic Of Speech, by
Vida Sutton.
S:sO-N &c. studio program.
l:O0--section OF the Unfted States
Army Band-conducte BY Mas
ter Sergeant Philip Kohn.
S:00--Radio-Keith-o -orpheum hour.
5:30--Tl1e Lady Next Door.
6i55--Summary OF programs.
ss:oo-BIack and Gold Room orchestra
7:00--CorFect time.
7;0f-Niid Week Federation Hymn
Sing.
7:so-Mary Alexander. pianist.
S.a9--FIslschmann sunshine hour.
9:00--Seiberling singers.
9.s0--Jack Frost melody moments
0:0o--Haisey Stuart hour.
1O:50--Victor program.
11:00--An NJ Andy.
11:15--Weather forecast
11:ts--Ie Paradis band.
WNAI- WashingtO tom sSO-4Ss
s:s0--Yoeng's orchestra
1:s0--Ambassador orchestra.
3:00--Patterns in prints.
S:00--Brunswick entertainers
3s3D---For your Information.
4sD0--Musical album.
4:30-The Tea Timers.
B.00--Ebony Twfns--Piano Duo.
B:15--Shannon-W whitman Trio.
s:s0-"I Improving Your Radio Recep-
5:4o-FTank W. Young. pianist.
5:4s-"Feople's Family Circle"
6:00-CorreCt Time.
6:00--News Flashes
6:I5-"Science News OF the Week
Ancient Man, in America.
s:s0--James D. Boone, vio,inist, ac-
companied by Margaret Boyey,
s:4s-EIizabeth Drew. fnezzo-s 40,
accompanied by Kathryn Lati-
7.oo-Whispering Flamea."
7:20--"Garden OF Melodies"
--Tower-izers.
8:15-'srhe Political situation in
Washington Tonight"
masking the MyBterlOu .
S:S0-To be announced.
s:90--True Detective Mysteries" un-
Mrs. x.''
s.30-Gold Seal Hour.
i0:g0--Temple Hour.
1o:se-National Forum from wash
inEton.
IL :00-Hotel Paramount Orchestra.
l1:30-Guy Lombardo ard His Royal
Canadians,
ashlngton-1S1O-229
S:4S--Tha Town crier.
e:00-Public Service Man and Whats
On the Air Tonight.
e:0S--Terry White. whistler.
e:20--Iouis Rothschild. secretary Bet
ter Business Bureau,
e:s0-Elsis VarIe Lang. mezzO go
prano. accompanied by Jewel
7:OO--Jnmmfs and Ray. popular
songs.
7:S0--I4ate News Flashes from The
Washington Herald.
WJsV-Mt. Vernon Hills. ya.-146O-sOC
12:15-The Daily darket Reports
12.30-Daily Farm Chat. by David
Martin.
12:45--Musical program
S:Q0--AfternoOn musical.
3:30--An Hour OF ''Whoopie." with
Art Stone. popular pianist ol
popular Songs.
4:s0--Mfd afternoon musical.
6:50-Dinner music.
7:30--Mr. Howard Thurston. "Con.
LESSONS of a Magician.
e;00--James D, Boone. violtnist: Misi
MarRaret Bovet. accom- panist.
s:15--Jeanne LIE Van. pianist.
s:so-Theater Art Schocr presenta'
tion.
s:4S-studio presentation.
e:00--Helen Fenwick. .contralto.
s:i5--Ksn Coffman. piano.accordian
s king.
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
That's Why Thousands
are turning to this
NesO-T1pe Health M0ttysss

T'T1E terrific pace Of modern life imposes an
j awful strain on the human body and a
terrible tax on our time. So much So that to
keep up we often short-change the hours that
should be spent in sleep. That is why new
type mattress has been invented to promote
RELAXED SLEEP six hours Of which are
better than ten hours Of troubled sleep on an
old-fashioned, hard packed mattress.
This new-type sinner spring" mattress. the
WHITE CLOUD, positively revolutionizes
all previous conceptions Of mattress-comfort.
Heretofore. many muscles of the body have
literally refused to relax during sleep, due to
the discomfort Of old-type mattresses. Hence.
that tagged -out feeling in the morning!
But the WHITECLO OUD. |. by means of count
. less giye-easy coil springs between soft layers
Of air-foat cotton-felt, induces every muscle Of
your body to relax the minute you lie down.
Sleep comes quickly, and every hour until the
morn is spent in real reJuvenating rest. You
awake refreshed, eager for the new day!
Nogales international., 1929-03-22
GRATITUDE

doubt people are born with this admirable quality If an
infant smiles at his adrer he just feels good about something
peasng-thas all he hardly renders the smile recompens
his symptom of amusement when about
gave my very small grandson small coins He hurried
with them to his toy-bank and put them n apparently much
pleased at the increase his wealth His mother who saw the
transaction asked firmly, Now, what do you saw" verv
conventional Thank you" came, wholly meaningless
Not that expected something return for nv yerv tne
generostyno not thatbu have always been student of
human nature accustomed drawing differences herefrom
There are great many children category
with my little grandson they the recipients gifts of any
times value than the pennies bestowed yethey forget
to say anything.
We richly blessed priceless days in food clothing health
loved ones and social with feow-men cannot
think of anything good that may be mine if set about
obtaining in the right way The wonder is why do forget
the golden privilege of being grateful and of saying So
could not live single hour without wholesome environ
men OF mine Light lumnate my pathway air reviye te
WEAKNESS from humble though faithful effort moisture and
dynes my physical balance gentle night affords its
baimy friends and loved ke r. within me
Who Indifferent harbor ingatitude? mar do Won av
Nogales international., 1929-03-22
WOMEN WILL BE REBELS

For at least two years now, the
slogan of the Paris style manu-
facturers has been Dresses must
come down" But start counting
knees on Fifth avenue and you
will need a calculating machine
American Magazine.
Nogales international., 1929-03-22
I :Ij1nItS 4! /!
i / 01lle
81 N0AcN NAN

We are apt to overlook the decora-
tive possibilities of the bird cage
which, when good to look at, adds a
most homelike touch to rooms.
The new cages are very attractive
and can be had in dozens of colors
green, blue, red, coral, Persian sill
yer and combinations of the same
colors. In general they will be found
m brass, finished IN great variety
of colors applied by the duco process
just as cars are finished; or they
may be lightweight cages made of a
substance that resembles imitation
ivory.
With seed cups colored to match,
with graceful tassels and wrought
stands or wall brackets they become
bird residences" rather than cages
and fit charmingly into all schemes
of decoration.
Nogales international., 1929-03-22

yolles and mix 10 a srrooth paste with
mayonnaize and chopped shrimp,
blended with whipped-cream mayon-
naise. Refill the egg shells, place on
crisp shredded lettuce, top with dres-
sing, garnish with capers or chopped
pickle.
Nogales international., 1929-03-22
&dit0EEiials Q EEii
COURAGE is VITAL IN MINING SUCCESSES


companies with good properties have failed while
other companies with less valuable properties
have succeeded Our answer is that courage is
often the deciding factor The management of
company must be courageous and management
must be backed up by courageous stockholders.
every link in the company chain must do it's best
in making the company success.
A good company is formed on good proper
ty That is the beginning The officers of min
ing company must know their business and have
the earnest desire to make money from the de-
velopmelt and production of ore rather than
from the sale of stock Treasury stock should only
be sold and sold only to secure funds to develop
the property or add equipment. By developing
prospect into mine co rpany is able to return
real mining profits to shareholders
Lack OF courage in mine development means
failure The mine manager who throws UP the
sponge because of some dscouragement under
ground has place in the business He may have
good face OF ore today, hut tomorrow it may be
gone If he lacks courage his company dies with
the first underground Encouragement A few feet
ahead there may be great bonanza, but he will
never reach it because he lacks the backbone.
Stockholders should also realize that they
must have courage and give the proper backing
to company officers One weak stockholder may
wreck an otherwise strong organization. Unless
a stockhoder intends to stick by his company
thru thick and thin he should not become stock
holder. Mining is business, not pikers game
Company officers have plenty Of worries without
the added worry Of some cheap stock from some
shareholder with cold feet interfering with COM
pany financing Investigate before you invest.
After you decide to become stockholder in an
enterprise have the courage of your convictions
and stick to the finish. That is the way success
is won in mining. Denver Mining Record)
-O-O-O-
After all is said and done, the farmers that
need the most relief are those who have moved
to town.
"Here Comes the Bride" must have been
written by the judge of divorce court.
Those who pine for the good old days might
find satisfaction by hunting up an old fivver
with crank starter
Arkansas is overlooking a good bet if she
doesn't advertise herself as place where they
can't make monkey out of you.
Egotism is the only ism in the world that
needs no organization to pcrpetllate it.
The love of community is the seed from which
springs the love of country.
Progress is a question of vital public issues,
not the private ambitions Of men,
1t is better that community meeting break
up in fight than adjourn without accomplishing
anything.
well hcVe LOO per cent prohibition enforce.
ment In Nogaes when the government can not
only search pockets for bootleg whisky but hearts
for bootleg sentiment
Nogales international., 1929-03-22
Ever Stew Bananas?

Peel six bananas and slice them.
In saucepan put II cup sugar and
u cup water; add the bananas and l
teaspoon of lemon juice and stew for
half an hour or until the fruit is
very soft. Serve cold, with whipped
cream or plain cream, if preferred.
Nogales international., 1929-03-22

FARM PROBLEM IN NUTSHELL
The trouble with farming is that
it is too easy for the peanut heads
to make living.-Farm and Fire
side.
Nogales international., 1929-03-22
MORE WORK FOR
NDERT AKER

There is no sight in America so
depressing as the dying churches,
open on Sundays to a dwindling
few, closed throughout the week.
-Woman's Home Companion.
Nogales international., 1929-03-22
Walnut Cookies

Beat together an egg and cup
of sugar; add 2 tablespoons of -four
sifted with a pinch of salt; then add
a cup of crushed or chopped walnuts.
Drop by spoonfuls on buttered bak-
ing sheet and bake i'll a moderate
oven for IS minutes.
Nogales international., 1929-03-22
PRESIDENTIAL POPULARITY

To say that the Hoovers are
popular in Washington society is
to say something that is not so.
President Hoover hates high hats.
He values people for what they
e
wear inside their heads instead of
on top Of them.-Woman's Home
Companion. y
Nogales international., 1929-03-22

Globe-Miami Copper Company
installing new equipment to OBJ.
tain Larger metal output.
Nogales international., 1929-03-22
GYPSY PHILOSOPHY

There is no more dangerous
sickness than sadness.-American
Magazine.