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New Britain herald., 1929-05-01

organdie Or net. Tulle is excellent
for church or home weddings and
lovely effects in panels, tiers and
peplums can be obtained from its
use.
There are long, irregular skirts
on bridesmaids costumes. with little
diaphanous panels that dip and
float softly in that walk towards
the altar Hats usually are OF chif-
fon or horsehair braid in shades to
match or contrast with the frock.
They may have ribbons, flowers,
lace or even ostrich feathers on
them this summer for decoration.
Slippers invariably match the haas
and if mitts are worn. quite a styl-
ish vanity this minute, they too are
the hats color.
Noscgays for Bridesmaids Are
Tasteful
Nosegays of garden flowers are in
good taste for the bridesmaids, or
an armful of tulips or roses. The
maid of honor usually has a frock
of softer hue than the bridesmaids,
for Of course she stands nearest the
bride and her color contrasts with
the wedding gown itself.
The attendants frocks are of silk
net, the one shown being the tur-
qloise blue one. 1t has wide pleats
around the bodice and the hipline
that dip to give much rear length.
A big. ld-fashioned sash bow hangs
New Britain herald., 1929-05-01

Poached Eggs on Buttered Toast
Coffee
Luncheon
Peanut Bread Sandwiches
Dreamed Carrots
Baked Apples Sugar Cookies
Tea
Asparagus and Cheese Sauce
Buttered Potatoes
Bread Grape Jam
Head Lettuce and Olive Salad
Dressing
Hubbard Pie Coffee
Peanut Bread. One Loaf
Il cups flour. 3 IL teaspoons
baking powder. l teaspoon salt "a
cup light brown sugar, egg. % cup
chopped peanuts, l 2-3 cups milk.
2 tablespoons fat. melted.
Mix the ingredients and pour into
a creased loaf pan. Let rise for 20
minutes. Bake in a slow oven for /
hour.
Asparagus anu NpSe sauce,
serving Four
20 stalks cooked asparagus, 4
pieces hot buttered toast. J table
spoons butter. tablespoons flour.
cups milk. IA cup cheese. cut
fine. IL teaspoon salt IA teaspoon
paprika. IA teaspoon celery salt,
teaspoon finely chopped onions.
Melt the butter and add the flour
Blend and add the milk and cook
| until creamy sauce forms. Add
the rest of the ingredients and cook
slowly and stir constantly until the
cheese has melted. Pour over the
asparagus which has been arranged
on the toast. Serve at once.
Olive Salad Dressing, Serving -Four
: IA cup salad dressing. IA cup
chopped pimento stuffed olvise 2
tablespoons chopped sweet pickles.
IA teaspoon of salt. 1 tablespoon
salad oil.
Chill all the ingredients. Com
! bine and beat for ! minute. Serve
on head lettuce or tomato salads.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-01
REMOVABLE vESTEt.

A black satin frock has its waist
cut tuxedo, with a three inch cir
cular flounce outlining the front.
The finely shaped pleated suntan
chiffon Nestee 10 removable for
cleaning.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-01

HORIZONTAL
l. To encounter.
5. Work Of genius.
s. Soft mineral used for face
powder.
-. Hideous monster.
10. Obstruction.
"a. Region.
Is. Character OF sound.
l6. Epoch.
II. Nobleman.
IS. Visible vapor.
90. To revolv-.
"a. A large red fruit used as
vegetable.
IS. June flower
90. Fluid rock.
80. Prison guard.
32 A riding academy.
"a. Giver.
36. Entrance passage.
40. To perch.
Al. Festival.
A. To remedy.
As. Sherbet.
46. Having a strong offensive
smell.
Al. Sharp.
las Mesh of lace
40 Woven String.
VERTICAL
ENGINE
:, Self
:. sea eao,e
Tin, Golf uo,nd
: To diminish
New Britain herald., 1929-05-01

Dairy farming ha. invaded one nf
the south's leading cotton strong
holds, eastern Texas
New Britain herald., 1929-05-01
PETER RABBIT LOOKS IN VAIN

BY Thornton ". Burgess
II you've secret keep it we'll;
Your closest friend you may not
tell.
Beauty the Wood Duck
New Britain herald., 1929-05-01

Many winning athletic miss
would rather have the loving than
he cup.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23
May Organize
New Ball Loop

Plans for the formation of a new
night soft bah league to begin its
schedule sometime in September
will be made in the near future by
managers of various clubs in the
city. it was learned today.
The managers will seek to work
out two plans, one to form a city
league and the other a circuit EN-.
bracing all-star teams from each
city in the valley.
1t is believed by the majority
that both leagues would be success
full if properly handled. The idea
of the inter-city loop has been wei
received by the majority.
The FL Centre Night City League
which failed to complete its 15Nveek
season by three weeks, will prob
ably ne reorganized and a new ract
started. The Mack and Mack team
raced away with the pennant win
ming II and losing one. The SECOND
place Studebaker club won min,
and lost three. Lingo Kiwanis fin
ished third after winning the frs
five games of the season.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23
Plan Conference
On Laguna Road
For Early Fall

Returning from San Francisco
and Palo Alto yesterday, where he
has been attending the Western con
vention of Commercial Secretaries,
Robert Hays, secretary of the Ell
Centre Chamber of Commerce, re-
ports that he has commenced pre-
liminaries for conference of engi-
neers of the Forest Service, the
United States Bureau of Public
Roads and the State Highway De-
partment, which it is hoped will be
held some time in early October, to
consider the proposed short road to
Laguna mountains. This conference
has been suggested by officials of
the department Of agriculture as a
means of securing the coordination
Of the three interested agencies,
whose concurrences are necessary
for public road work of this char
acter. HAYS was visitor at the
offices of the forest service and the
bureau of public roads in San Fran
cisco, and reported both these or
CARNATIONS as endorsing the need
of the short direct road, while with
holding their approval due to the
limited funds available for forest
road construction.
The short road to Laguna has for
some time been a major project of
the Fl Centre Chamber of Commerce.
and this conference, which will
taI 10 Ia1 ~,
is looked forward to by chamber
officials, and by numbers of inter
osted persons in Imperial and Yuma
valleys, as a, possible preliminary to
having an accurate survey made of
the projected route by federal engi-
neers. 1t is believed that such a
road will not necessarily be nearly
so costly as hurried reconnaissance
surveys of the past have indicated.
The route through Canebrake can
yon, Hays explained to forest SER
vice and public roads officials, per-
mits the 3,400 foot elevation to be
attained while still practically on
the floor of Imperial Valley. The
upper end of Thing valley, where
once a road existed, gives easy ac-
cess to Laguna Resort, there being
only the obstacle of Canebrake
grade intervening to connect Impe-
rial and Thing valleys.
1t is thought that the Yuma
Chamber of Commerce and the San
Diego chamber will wish to send rep
resentatives to this conference when
arranged, to urge that surveys should
be made of the route. Yuma folk
have been very energetic in press
ing upon federal departments the
extreme need of this short road to
desert dwellers. And much new
trade would accrue to San Diego
county, it is pointed out by the local
chamber, were the Laguna noun
tains easily accessible to the people
of these inland valleys.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23
Large Audiences
. Enjoy Show Boat

All the color and romance of the
old days on the Mississippi river,
with it's crack boats, singing and
dancing darkies, the excitement in
the towns when the boat landed,
and best Of all the periodical visit
of the floating theatre, combine to
make "Show Boat" playing for the
last times tonight at Fox Airdome,
one of the epic pictures of the
screen.
Two large audiences jammed the
Airdome last night to see the pic
ture and it is safe to say that the
same conditions will exist tonight.
"Show Boat" has to be seen and
heard to be appreciated. 1t is one
of the pioneer talking films and
while not as finished in spots as the
more modern ones, the splendid
story it tells, plus the admirable
photography and a splendid cast
make it thoroughly enjoyable.
The old days when men rode high
bicycles and women's skirts trail
ed the ground, live once again. So
do the fast stepping horses and the
styles of the ''gay nineties.
Particularly fine acting by
Joseph Schildkraut, as Gaylord
Ravenal; Emily Fitzroy, as Par
thenia Ann Hawks; Laura La Plante
as Magnolia; and Otis Harlan as
Captain Andy Hawks, give the
audience faithful portrayals of the
( characters in Edna Ferber's famous
, novel.
! A prologue starring Aunt Jemins
and her Plantation Singers; Heller
! Morgan, queen of the night club:
and Jules Bledsoe, is particularly
effective.
SHOW Boat is the type of pic
ture that will be remembered will
"The Covered Wagon" and 9TH,
| Big Parade.'
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23
Stock RuStlers
Menace Ranges

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore, July
%. W.P)-The cattle rustler still ex-
lists and he stilf bothers cattlemen
of the southwest Oregon ranges to
such an extent that they influenced
the last session of the Oregon legis-
lature to pass special law provid
ing heavy penalties for theft of
stock.
The modern "rustler'' is not the
daring, mounted, romantic figure
of the old west, however He is a
sulking sneak who prowls by night.
His steed is an automobile or truck.
Instead of driving two or three
hundred head of stock from the
rancher's s range to some secret can
yon where the brands are obliter-
ated or changed, he shoots his loot
on the spot with a rifle of small
calibre or one fitted with silen-
Ger.
The motorized rustler chooses
calves as his victims and often
butchers them where he kills then,
throws the carcasses into ear and
hauls them to a meat shop the next
day, where they are disposed of.
This practice has grown so pre-
valent in this region that stockmen
organized to petition the lawmak-
crs for laws stringent enough to
cause the culprits some hesitation.
The first ease under the new law
has been tried, the offender found
guilty and sentenced to a 10 year
term in the state penitentiary.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23
Superior Court
Calendar Busy

Walter B. Smallwood. charged
with selling Intoxicating liquor will
be tried tomorrow in superior court
before Judge A. c. Finney, accord
ing to the calendar in the district
attorneys office.
Teale Wallace and Mary B. Swan
son, colored women, will stand trial
Thursday, charged with hijacking.
The two women, together with an
alleged male companion who is now
said to be in Jail at Phoenix, are
said to have robbed number of men
in Westmorland and other valley
towns before coming to Ell Centre
where they were caught.
Mary Swanson escaped while re-
turning from a preliminary hearing
at Westmorland but was recaptured
in Phoenix several days ago. She
was returned here Immediately.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23
Start WOmen's
Tennis Tourney

MANCHESTER, Mass, July %.
U.P)--Play in the Essex Country
club s annual women s tennis tourna-
ment, commenced here yesterday
with the country's foremost women
players, except Helen Wills, compet-
ing.
The other Berkeley, Calf. Helen,
Miss Jacobs, did not appear yester-
day but was expected to play her
first round singles match against
Louise Packer of Winchester today
Miss Jacobs has been seeded first
in the absence of Miss Wills, who
already holds two legs on the Essex
County clubs bowl.
An upset was recorded in Sec
ond round match yesterday when
Mary Green of Kansas City eliminat'
ed the woman's collegiate champion,
Marjorie Gladman, of Santa Monica,
Calf, 6.3,1-6, Ga.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23
Insane Woman
To Be Deported

Marie Rosa, so, charged with
vagrancy III police court this morn
ing was turned over to the immi-
grafton authorities when it was
learned she had been deported about
six weeks ago but had returned.
immigration authorities stated
this morning the woman was insane
and would be placed in an asylum
upon arrival in Mexico.
Herman Wilson, colored. arrested
with her, was released when he
promised to get out of town i'm
mediately.
Judge Perkins did not assess a
fine this morning as those brought
before him with the exception of
the above mentioned couple plead
cd not guilty.
A. kalia, charged with disturb.
ing the peace asked until tomorrow
to plea stating he would produce
an attorney at that time. He had a
I number of witnesses in court this
morning
Marguerite Rene, proprietor of a
Commercial street rooming house
\ charged with vagrancy, also plead
ed not guilty and will come up fol
| trial in the morning. She was re
leased under bond of $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23
Court UphOlds
Oil Company

Los ANGELES, July %. U.p) -
Warren X. Deuel. s suit to set aside
release agreement he signed with
the Rio Grande Oil Company was
denied today by Superior Judge
Leon Yankwich.
Depel claimed he discovered the
Elwood Terraie oil fields and made
an agreement with Rio Grahde to
develop it.
Later, he charged, the company
told him the field was not produc-
tive and he was persuaded to sign
n release fro $500.
Deuel. asserted the release was
gained by fraud since the field was
found TO be a rich one.
In ruling with the oil company
Judge Yankwich held that when n
Joint venture has terminated. a party
may complete it and accrue all the
benefits.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23
O'Neill Takes
Another Wife

NEW YORK, July %. U.P)-
Eugene o Neill, noted playwright,
married Carlotta Monterey, actress,
i'll Paris, yesterday, hea cabled his
attorney, Harry Weinberger here
today.
O'Neill was divorced by his Sec
ond wife, Agnes Boulton O NELL at
Reno, New, July 2.
Miss Monterey, native of Cali
fornia, played the leading role in
o 'Neill's play "The Hairy Ape
Other plays in which she had i'm
portant parts are "Taking
Chances,' ''The Bird of Para
disc, - and "The Red Falcon.'
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23
JUNIORS WILL
BE In CHARGE
OF PROGRAM

The junior division Of the cham
Der of commerce will have charge Of
the entertainment features at the
weekly dinner Of the chamber, to be
held at the Barbara Worth hotel at
$3.50 tomorrow evening. The enter
tainment committee of the juniors,
consisting of Russell KGcgel, P. V.
Harrigan and Clarence Smith, has
secured an orchestra for the occa-
sion, and music will be discoursed
during the repast. There will be
a number of special and interesting
features, and the committee advises
that those who fail to attend this
dinner will later discover with sad
ness that they have missed some
thing.
President Leo Hetzel, of the
chamber, is in Arizona, and Vice
President D. B. Roberts will pre-
side for the senior division.
AL G. Smith will preside for the
junior body, and an interesting joint
meeting is promised.
One of the subjects to be discuss
ed is county junior college, with
staSe aid. Speakers will be in at
tendance to tell of the plan, which
it is expected will be voted on at
the time of the March school trus
tee elections.
Another matter to be considered
is the removal Of the indoor base
ball games to more suitable anC
accessible location. 1t is realized
chat these ball games are a great
asset to Ell Centro's communal life
and provide clean sport and enter
| tainment for hundreds of persons.
The plan of having Brawley
Day" at one of the chamber dinners
will be considered. 1t has been pro
posed that one day be SO designated
and that Brawley folk shall be thu
guests of the local chamber at thai
dinner. If the idea is adopted ant
succeeds, then other days will b
set aside for the other valley cities
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23

"For the past eight years | had
been in badly, rundown condition,
my circulation was poor, my feet
and hands were cold all the Cime. i
was exceedingly nervous, couldn't
sleep well and was nearly always
Inconvenience during the night on
account of the weakened condition
of my kidneys.
The immediate relief I got from
the first week 8 use of Sargon was
nothing short of amazing. L. toned
up and invigorated my whole sys-
tenn and by the time I had taken
five bottles / felt like a new man
from head to foot.
others bound to be real merit in
medicine that can take man of
my age who hasn It known what 1t
was to enjoy good health for years,
and build up his strength and ener-
, gy to where he actually feels 10
years younger.
w. E. Haubold of 1927 Madison
Ave-, San Diego, Calf.
Sargon may be Obtained in FL
Centre at Loynd's Drug Store. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23
BETTER STAY DOWN

SHREVEPORT, La, July %.
U.P)--The endurance plane
" KWKH' which was forced down
by fouled spark plug at p. m.
last night after completing 12s
hours in the air, will take off to-
day on another attempt to break
the endurance record according to
Van Lear one of its pilots.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23
La Coste May Not
Be Able To Play

PARIS, July %. W.D - Whether
Rene LaCoste will play on the
French Davis cup team against the
United States in the challenge round
this week end will not be determin-
ed until Friday, Jean Borotra told
the United Press.
LaCoste, who has been suffering
from severe cold, did not practice
with the team yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23
Trial Dates Set
In Two Cases

Trial dates were set in justice of
peace court today in the only two
criminal cases to come before Judge
Mayfield.
Grover Smith, charged with reck.
less driving, pleaded not guilty and
asked that his trial be set for the
first week in September because of
business reasons.
Don Largent and Earl Sharp of
Holtville, charged with disturbipg G
the peace, also pleaded not guilty
through their attorney Ernest Utley
They demanded jury trial and the
date was set for July 80.
A number of civil cases and sew
eral complaints were handled by tn,
justice of the peace this morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23

A l6 mile branch of the Sacra-
mento Northern Railway, extending
from Riverview, Yolo coun-y, to
Westfie!d. Solano county, was for
mally opened, June 20.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23
WENT ABOARD
Y TIMES, SAYS
San DIEGO Man

81 have been abroad % times
and travelled all over the world but
in all my travels and in all my ex-
perience, / have never taken, seen
or heard of any medicine to equal
Sargon.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23

, Irrigation district met this morn
.ng and spent the forenoon in routine
matters. 1t is expected nothing of
particular importance will be taken
up at this meeting with the excep,
| tion of the report to be made by f.
w. Greer, publicity man, who ac-
companied DR.. Elwood Mead, chief
of the reclamation service on his
recent tour.
Sleep Under Blankets on the roof.
Special summer rates, free auto PARK
Hotel Annex--6th at State. adv
One Traffic Tag-Roy B. Phil
| lips, 441 Main street, was the only
traffic offender to receive tag
from the state patrol over the past
"a hours. He was booked for ex-
ceeding the speed limit. The state
traffic office in the court house
was again filled with applicants
for drivers licenses.
Let Us Give you a Marinello
Bleach Pack. Parisienne Beauty
Shoppe. SIS Main. Phone 7S3. adv
Haberdashers Rate Title-The
night indoor soft ball championship
Of Imperial Valley has been con
ceded to the Mack and Mack team,
winner of the FL Centre Night City
League pennant and victors in a
number of inter-city games. The
haberdashers, with Cornelius pitch.
ing lost but one game this year and
that league fracas which they
dropped by single run.
White Rouge. Parisienne Beauty
Shoppe. SIS Main st. Phone 1888.
adv
Drum Corps to Practice-The Ell
Centro Bugle and Drum Corps will
hold its regularly semi-weekly prac-
tice session tonight at the court
house. All members are requested
to be present as the corps is in in
tcnsive training for the state CON
vention to be held at San Diego
late next month.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23

To July l, Riverside and vicin-
ity has shipped this season $50
ears of citrus fruit. On year ago
3.022 had been shipped.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23

Let Storage Trcip You. Our rein
forced concrete warehouse is the
safest place for your piano, trunks,
and household goods. Phone l.
Pioneer Trunk and Transfer Co.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23

District Directors Meet - The
board of directors of the Imperial
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23

The last auction of hogs at Han
ford, Kings county, June 25,
brought a top price of $1L.55.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23
Mrs. Neale Reported Improving

WIZ Nculc 1SCPOH VcU AHHPR
Mrs. John Neale, wife of the city
clerk is reported to be improving,
this morning. Mrs. Neale was taken
TO Mercy hospital last Saturday. An
operation will not be necessary,
Neale stated today.
We Loan to Build, buy or refin-
snce. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Legion Post Meets-Members of
Boyce Aten post of the American
Legion met last night in their club
rooms at the court house. Only
routine matters were taken up as
the attendance was small.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23

Imperial Family Goes East-Mrs.
". $. Dunn of Imperial and her two
sons left today for an extended trip
back east, their first stop being
Martin = Ferry. Ohio. They plan to
tour North and South Carolina
Their return is scheduled for late
in September.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23

BArbara Worm a0ss1 Ulub Break.
'tsst. zoe upj merchants lunch 6Oe /,
fsbie d hOte dinner 1l.OO. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23

Tor Pure Glass Of Lemonade
30 to Paul's, at Pickwick Stages
Depot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23

Contractor Recovering. A.
Murray of Holtville, the contractor
who win build the Cramer bakery
here, is recovering from broken
arm received when he stumbled over
a camp stool late last week. The
bones in the forearm are knitting
nicely, he said today.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23

DR.. A. 3. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
Arrested For Forgery - Ted
Smiths ~, was arrested early this
morning on the Holtville Highway
by Sheriff Gillett and is being
|. held in the county Jail booked for
forgery. Smith will be arraigned
tomorrow morning in justice of
peace court.
The Ell Centre Hospital, are CIV
ing special service to maternity
work. Price 10000 for ten days, in
elnding supplies, and delivery room.
For information Phone %. Adv.
Usual immigration Cases-The
usual number of immigration eases
are awaiting disposition, the de-
PENDANTS lodged in the county Jail.
The immigration authorities have
been handling from five to 30 eases
day so far this summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23

White Rouge. Parisienne Beauty
Shoppe. SIS Main st. Phone 1888.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23

DIR. A. 3. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-26
School to Enroll Boys

Free enrolment in the CurtlsS
Flying Service Company'S Indiana
Junior ground school will be award
ed winners in a model airplane con-
test to be held at the Mars Hill air
port under auspices of the CurtiSS
company. H. Weir Cook, general
manager, announced today.
The contest will be for CONNER
cial model planes. One boy from
each of the local model airplane
clubs. whose plane makes the long
est sustained fight will be given free
membership in the course.
The junior ground school for boys
will be opened by CurtiSS July E.
The course will give the boys a
thorough technical knowledge OF
airplane theory.
Fundamentals, theory of fight,
aircraft engines and model aircraft
building will be among the studies.
AS the boys study the theory OF
wing construction, or propellers, they
will have an opportunity to demon
state the theory by building wings
and propellers to scale for their
model planes.
The school is said to be the first
of it's kind in the country exclu-
sively for boys