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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-05-23

Has made every hill traversed on
high.
Driven sos miles in IL hours with
out a stop except for gasoline.
On election day, loaded down with
two men and 450 pounds of baggage,
ear made 472 miles in 8 hours and
consumed only one quart Of oil on
trip.
Has averaged % miles on each gal
Ion of gas.
Was driven all winter under all
conditions.
Mr.. Larson and three men ran
down and caught three coyotes in one
day on the Fort Peck Reservation
with the aid Of the car.
The present condition of the car is
good. 1t still has the speed and pow
er of a new car The bearings have
never been looked at and are still
functioning in perfect order.
This data is submitted in a signed
statement by Mr.. Larson who now
is driving his second Model A Ford
with the confidence that he may ever
Guido the record Of last year.
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Tuesday and Wednesday. May 1929
WILLIAM BOYD in
high VOLTAGE"
Also Uncle 81 and HE Country Store

Air Taxi, Bill acting in the capacity
of chauffeur. and after a short
drive, parked in the Marion coolies
and made preparations for supper
1t was a waffle supper, Bufford
being responsible for the fine waf-
files that were served and Bill for
the hamburger. There were others
too that contributed with their ser
vices, they being Leonard Olsen,
lnez Barnes and Lillian Ermatinger.
Having eaten their picnic supper,
the now alumni of the Plentywood
High School. revived old memories
with stories and songs.
Classmates Meet
Mrs. Ollie Gunderson entertained
four Senior frieRds and classmates
Of her son Loyal at a dinner at her
home Friday evening. The after
Inner hours were spent socially and
IN music after which all attended
he High School Band Concert at
the Orpheum. Those present were
Marx Krogman, Kenneth Olson. Err
nest Stewart and Vera Collins.
Farewell Party
Mrs. A. c. Erickson entertained
about twenty ladies Tuesday after
loon in honor Of Mrs. Dan Olson and
,er mother, Mrs. Nelson who are
leaving Saturday for their new
home at Little Forks, MINI. The time
vas spent socially and the lunch
served afterwards was much enjoyed
by all.
Entertains Girls
Mrs. Harold Hanisch entertained
bout fifteen girls at her home
tuesday evening. The time was spent
n a social way after which a dainty
luncheon was served.
Dinner
Hazel MacMorran, third grade
eacher in our public schools, was a
Inner guest at the Al Peterson home
tuesday evening.
afternoon Parties
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Hans
rasmussen entertained at a farewell
arty for Mrs. Dan Olson and her
mother who are soon leaving us and
yoing to Minnesota. Thursday, Mrs.
/. S. Olsen entertained at a similar
)arty, Mrs. Olson and Mrs. Nelson
being the honored guests again.
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TOWN TALK

Blonde and Lido Sand Pumps
and Straps are the last word
in ladies low shoes. John
sons Store has them, and very
moderately priced. See the
new golf shoes for ladies'.
| know my Onions-but I'm
careful how | let other folks
know about them. However
I'm willing to tell everyone
meet that | know the bes,
store in town for square deal.
ing and quality goods is
Johnsons Store.
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GOSPEL

Sunday school 200 P. M. Preach.
ing Services at 800. Evangelistic
service 1880 Prayer service Thurs
lay 800 Subject of sermon for May
tn will be an illustrated message on
he "Love of Christ" A warm well
ONE is extended to all.
REV. C. R. NORMAN
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We have a few bargains in McCor-
mick-Deering Corn Planters, Triple
and Gang Horse Plows; and Field
Cultivators. Dooley Implement Co.
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FOR SALE-New Atwater Kent Ra-
dio, complete in good working or
der, in beautiful Walnut cabinet. viii
sell at big reduction. Inquire at the
Herald Office. If.
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If you plan on buying a Tractor;
be sure and see the New 22-36 Me-
Cormick- Deering Tractors at the
Dooley Implement Co. 38
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Coming June 3rd-
THE RAINBOW FOLLlES
A song, dance. comedy and musical
revue.

FOR SALE-Excellent celery plants
at 2 cents each. Mrs. A. T. Lar
son, Antelope. 1889
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LOTS FOR SALE-Recently plated,
townsite building lots south side of
creek and one block from school
house. See Bolster. 1888
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FOR SALE-Overstuffed chair, lib
rary table, refrigerator, baby bug
ny, piano. Mrs. Dora M. Robb. 3Stf
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FOR CITY Lots and Loans, both
residence and business, see l.. S.
Olsen. 26tf
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X. Karlson returned Friday to his
home at Outlook after enjoying a
visit with relatives in the eastern
cities.
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See the New Six Speed Special In
ternational Trucks at the Dooley I'M
plement Co. 38
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FOR SALE-Bed, spring, and mat
tress, reed davenport and chairs,
electric washer. floor lamps, Winsor
rocker, radio table, copepr boiler, IS
#. garden hose, garden tools, child's
wagon, toboggan, tent table and
chairs. M. O. Glorvick 81
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FOR RENT-Building North of Ford
garage on main street. See F. D..
| Morck. 32tf
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Observation-Disclosures monkey and
pipe wrench. V. f. Anker, Out
look, Montana. 32tf
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We are headquarters for Baby
chick foods. See US for your needs.
Peterson Co. 38
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WILL SELL My Buick car very
cheap if taken at once. M. O.
Glorvick. 81
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VIM. Tobin and wife from Outlook
were shoppers in the city Tuesday.
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FOR SALE-1928 Chevrolet coach.
Run 5000 Miles. F. ID. Morck, 32tf
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FOR SALE-Baby bed. Inquire at
the Herald Office. 33tf
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CARD OF THANKS

We find there are times when
words fail to express ones feelings.
We feel this one time we can not
find words to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to all our
friends who showed so much kind
and sympathy at the time Of our
great sorrow, the death of our dear
wife and mother.
William, Wilbur, George,
Winifred and John SINNERS
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Cole
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Spooner
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Paulman
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Verling
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Donaldson
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Thursday and Friday. May 30 and 81
A Memorial Day Special
EMIL JANNINGS in
"SINS OF THE FATHERS"
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Saturday. June l.
KEN MAYNARD in
THE LAWLESS LEGION"
Nuf SEED
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-05
Turner Funeral
Here Tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs. Sam
Turner, nee Olga Mangum, will be
held from Lemons funeral parlors
here tomorrow afternoon at 2:45
0 clock, according to Frank Weir,
superintendent of the county farm,
her uncle. The body was brought
here this afternoon from the Para
disc Valley Sanitarium where Mrs.
Turner died Sunday afternoon.
The services viii be conducted by
the Rev. c. E. Flanagan of the First
Baptist church here and burial will
be held at the Evergreen cemetery.
Mrs. Turner is survived by her
husband, her aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Weir, a brother,
George Mangum of Riverside, and
two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Burt of
Los Angeles and Miss Mary Mangum
of Weatherford, Tex.
Members Of the Pythian Sisters
of which Mrs. Turner was member,
are especially invited to attend the
funeral.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-05
Many Attending
Swimming Classes

Approximately $50 to 800 FL Cen
trans and those residing in the near
vicinity, are taking the class lessons
in swimming and life saving being
given at Kenyon IS Desert Plunge
this week, according to Hamilton
Keddie, representative of the Amer
lean Red Cross Life Saving Corps
today.
Keddie started the classes Monday
morning and has been following a
program that provides for instruc-
tions practically every hour of the
day from early morning until late
in the evening.
Those who qualify are eligible to
receive the Red Cross insignia which,
according to Keddie, will be issued
TO a number of swimmers at a spe-
cial ceremony Friday afternoon.
After Keddie leaves. here this
week the instructors at the pool will
continue the classes under the diree-
tions of two examiners who viii be
appointed by the Red Cross represen-
tative.
The Desert Plunge has proven quite
popular since it opened unofficiaily
last Saturday. The plant is com
plete in every detail and is being
conducted along the very latest lines.
The rates are reasonable.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-05
Hamilton Funeral
Largely Attended

Funeral services tor Barr TAMIL
ton of this city, were largely at
tended yesterday afternoon at
hopes funeral parlors in Braw-
ley, with Rev. Noah Garwiek OF
lie Brawley Christian church of
ticiatiEs.
Many floral tributes attestod the
high esteem in which the deceased
Has held in Brawley, where lie had
resided, and in this city whcre he
made his home for the past two
wears.
Following the services the 5ody
Efas taken to Evergreen cemetery
for interment. Many FL Centre
friends who were unable to &st end
,hc services in Brawlcy wcf1 pres
emf It the burial.
Mr.. Hamilton was the father of
Charles Hamilton, foreman of the
Press mechanical department and
OF ban Hamilton, also member of
iha Press staff.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-05

ether astro-intestinal disturbances
is an insufficient flow of bile caus-
cd bv sluggish liver; Second, Il
found the true xygen-carrl ing
agent of the blood and that a lack
Of this agent caused simple anaomia
and many blood disorders; Third, It
discovered the Importance o. gland
ular seeretions and that a lack OF
these reduced both mental and
PHYSICAL alertness.
When these important facts were
brought to light. Science went even
further. Having proved that caiomei
lad absolutely no effect on the
liver. but was merely a dangerous,
iolent purgatiye, Science discover
ID that certain substance IN
creases bile flow and overcOmes in
digestion and constipation in the
way that Nature intended. 1t dis
covered another substance which
increases haemoglObin, the oxygen
CARRYING agent in the blood, there
hy enabling the blood 10 enrich and
purify itself IL also discovered
that the glandular seeretions were
largely composed OF Il certain basic
element and that this element
ould increase these necessary
secretions when they were de-
ficien1
Sargon is based on these discov-
cries. The formula was perfected
after two and onc-half years Of
laboratory research By cne Of Amer
lea S leading bio-chemists. i is
1 Ike no other medicinal product ever
/ before made available TO the gen
I eral public. II is the answer OF
modern science to the demand Of
millions Of rundown people for
sJmething that would build up heir
lowered vitality and restore them
, to normal yigor and zest for
living.
In all cascs where constipation IS
! present, Sargon Soft Mass Pills are
. necessary part Of the Saigon
Treatment. They should be taken
! daily in connection with Sargon un-
/ til regularity OF bowel movement
s established. Then and then only
Z oNbu+N ibtlf USE f9F ulhtoHttNLEhs
1 Weak, thin, debilitated, nervous
men and women by thousands the
country over are reporting hat
these remarkable new preparations
have brought them new health and
strength after all other medicines
and treatments had failed TO correct
their troubles, some Of many years
Standing. In al leading cities whore
has been introduced, dealers are
buying il in carload lots to supply
the phenominal and Overwhelming
demand which has made Sargon
truly the sensation Of the drug
trad
Never before has any medicine
aroused such universal interest as
Sargon which may be obtained IN
III Centre from the Loynd Drug
Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-05

Sargon also contains other in
gradients Of recognized therapeutic
value which impart tone and
strength to the entire system and
which have a tremendous influence
upon the appetite and digestion
Right here in Fl Ceniro there are
probably over $500 men and women
who are victims OF these common,
over day ailments. The great ma
iority of them are not sick enough
10 bc in bed or even TO eall Il doctor.
They are simply rundown and are
below par both physically and men
tally. Many Of thea struggle up in
the morning ana 90 half-heartediy
at their work. They lack energy.
They are sluggish and languid- They
are not keen and alert.
There are still countless others
who are nervous and do mo- sleep
well Others suffer from periodic
headaches from which they get no
permanent relics. Their appetites
are not keen and they DO nos relish
,heir food. Some are troubled with
iita EtssloHf AiHAi t,a a ANA ftl N++i -
flatulency. gas and hloating.
The great majority of them are
troubled with constipation the
greatest curse Of the human race
which poisons them and slows shcm
~.
Vast numbers Of them are vir-
tually slaves TO the habit Of dosing
themselves almost daily with laxa-
,ives and cathartics that weaken
the stomach and bowels, often doing
more harm than good and bringing
80 real or permanent relief. those
with indigestion take so called
..divestive tablets or other peas
ant tasting coneoetions which al
ford only temporary relief, if any
a, ali.
As result Of improper assimila-
iion and elimination there are still
other thousands who are in toxic
condition and who suffer from auto
intoxienti1n or selfpOisOhlng
Thousands of them cant lhins
clearly or concentrate on what they
are doing. Many of them are melan
choly and depressed. Their eyes arr
duh They are hstless in bo:n min'
aud body.
Most Of these people do no. know
what is really wrong with them
selves. How to relieve these com
mon, everyday ailments is lrob
lcia that has pefplexed Medical Sci
snce for many years. They atta"ke'
zgl,is problem as only Science can
al some Of the greatest medical Gen
ters throughout the world, Many as
eunaing discoveries were the rc
salg and have forced into the dis
sard many beliefs, practices an
fAeoyies We have known for life
slinn
Here are few Of the startling
saefs made known ~ this intensive
II erldmida investigations: First
Science found that the cause 0
snust indigestion, constipation an
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-05
HEALD REQUESTS
SUPERVISORS TO
CLOSE STADIUM

A recommendation by District At
torney Elmer Heald to. the county
board of supervisors yesterday af-
ternoon to the effect that the Amer
lean Legion post at Calexico be or
dered to discontinue holding boxing
matches at the stadium in the bor-
det city and that the place be used
as meeting place for ex-service
men. featured the second and final
day of the board meeting this month.
The district attorney stated the
building, erected with county funds,
was for the purpose of a memorial
for the ex-serviee men and as such
should be used as meeting place
and not for the promotion of prize
fights.
The board took the matter under
advisement and will probably act at
the next meeting scheduled for June
II.
The supervisors spent busy day
yesterday approving various de-
mands, listening to various PROPOSE
tions put before them and passing
resolutions.
They passed one resolution prais-
ing the efficiency and bravery of
William "Bill' Atkinson, deputy
sheriff and night watchman at Holt
vile. who recently distinguished
himself in a gun battle with Il cou-
pie of Mexican bandits.
\ resolution pertaining to the
fruit fly menace asked that the rail
roads put inspectors on trains enter
ing California to inspect all bag
gage in an effort to prevent the in
PRODUCTION of the pest into this
state.
Application of the Imperial Irri-
CATION district to have various taxes
Cancelled was approved by the board.
The passing of six INLAND water dis
trict demands was also accomplished
The auditor was authorized to
transfer funds from the motor We
hicle fines fund and general road
fund and distribute equally to the
five road district funds.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-05
FORMER SLAVE
UNDER ARREST
As BOOTLECCER

Imperial county today laid claim
to the doubtful honor of having con
fined the oldest bootlegger in the
United States and one of the Oldest
men in the world.
Armstcad SNOW, eolored. and claim,
ing to be a former North Carolina
slate vas booked yesterday in the
county jail. He gave his age as
lO6 years and his oceupation-a
bootlegger.
Snow stated he was born in slav-
cry on March Is, 1923 and claims he
has the necessary records to prove
the authenticity of his years.
The aged negro, while bent and
white haired. is still vigorous enough
to get around ably 10 ply nis admit
ted trade.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-05

w HEN Sargon the celebrated medicine recently IN
troduced in this city, given to people who are sui
ferng from what is commonly known rundown cond
to- due poor assimilation impaired digestion or improper
elimination well to blood and glanduar disturbances
The following improvements noted in the majority OF cases
The appetite increases, the complexion clears; gas
bloatng and hyperacdity overcome consultation DIS
appears and sense of physical wel-being and mental
lertness replaces dragging body and depressed mind
Al this is accomplished by stimulating and nvgorat
ing normal action three vital organs and fluids OF
the human body upon which good health largely depends
These are the liver, blood and endocryne glands.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-05
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our gratitude
for the sympathy extended by
friends during the recent Illness and
death Of our husband and father,
Barr Hamilton, and to thank in par.
ticuiar. tir. and Mrs. Franl, Modem
aad Miss Imogcnc Peterson, for
fa;thfElncss in caring for him dur-
in2 his illness.
MRS. BARR HAMILTON &
FAMILY.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-05
The Right Pozvder
Doesn't I Shoay On
Your Skin.

The art OF powdering is not to look
powdered! The professional beauty
who lives by her looks knows better
than to powder carelessly. She uses
subtle illusion neutrality-suspicious.
in the exact skin-perfcct tones of her
pwn complexion. which instantly blends
with her natural flesh tints and can't
be detected. It's exquisite rosepetal eff
tect clings softly and becomingly Tor
hours. Get box OF Pussywillow to-
day IN the correct shade for your skin
it comes in FIVE skin-pcrtect tones
and white.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-05
Colima To Fight
At Border Ring

Pert Col.ma, middleweight idol
of Mexican boxing tans, and at one
time challenger for the 160 pound
crown, wifi tackle Eel Kennedy to-
morrow night at the Calexieo Amer
lean Legion arena in the 10 round
main event.
\ new matchmaker has been en-
p'oyed by the Calexico post and it
5 understood that the border city
boys viii attempt to hold boxing
bonts once Il week during the sum
!ucr.
Kennedy and Colima fought re-
Gently in Miami, Ariz., ana Colima
Won III the third round
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-05

turc plan. He is said already to have
prepared the personnel of the farm
board which he hopes to start to
work Immediately in view of the pc
culiar condition of the wheat mar
ket.
Meantime the senate plodded
ahead with the Nye resolution pro-
posing to bring up repeal of the
national origins provisions of the inn
migration act. a vote on the qucs-
tion is not expected before tomor-
row.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-05

F.ral Divorce Decrees-Affidayits
for final divorce decrees We're filed
in the county clerk 5 office today by
Mary d. Zamidio against Frank Ia
midio and Martha Harvey against
Edward L. Harvey.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-05
AMAZING RESULTS ARE
PRODUCED BY SARGON

Thousands of Sufferers Say Results Are Almost Un-
believabe-Sense of Physical Well-Being and Men
tai Alertness Replaces Dragging Body and De-
Due to Improper Assimilation Impaired Digestion
and Poor Elimination AS Well AS Blood, Liver ana
Nerve Disorders.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-05

Few Traffic Cases-Traffic day
in justice Of peace court this week
proved rather Il bust for although
there were 10 cases scheduled only
four defendants appeared. Judge
Mayfield fined VIII Harris so, +.
Avida SO, T. Lagenastas 50 and j.
l.. Thomas So. Bench warrants were
issued for the other dozen. ". 5.
Ashman pleaded not guilty TO a
charge Of reckless driving.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-05

Moose Meeting Tomorrow - The
Loyal Order Of Moose will hold their
weekly meeting at the Masonic Tenn
pie Thursday night, according to Ed
Milner, secretary. All members are
requested to be present. The meet
ing starts at 1880 p. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-05
Senate AbandOns
Debenture Plan
Continued From Page ~

it is easy to believe that the leaders
have the votes they say they have.
There is no doubt that Mr.. Hoover
win sign the bill without the deben-
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-05

The state is considering the pur-
chase of 300 acres near Los Banos.
Mcrecd county, for duck and gamo
preserve.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-05

Tulare county mountain streams
will soon receive $4,000 fry of steel
head and rainbow trout.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-05
F r f E

This week only. gold initials
placed free of charge on first car
each day to apply at Wakefield's
Service Station, 804 Main st.
Genuine gold leaf initials put on
any car in Is minutes for 25c
per letter. Work guaranteed for
life of finish on car.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-05

The Crocker-H Huffman Land Com
pany, Mereed, recently hads 1000
acres of grain sowed by airplane.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-05

The first box of 1929 ripe peaches,
Alexanders, were shipped from Vi
salia, Tulare county, May 20.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-05
At New York

At New York
Cleveland 600 500 200 000-5 II ]
New York 03l 600 100 00l--6 II 0
Shaute, Miljus and l.. Sewell;
Hoyt, Heimaeh and Grabowski,
Dickey.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-05
PERSONALS

Mrs. Sem Bacon left today for
Los Angeles where she VIII spend
week or ten days.
Mrs. Philip Hodgkin has returned
from a visit to San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-05

DR.. Hooper, Dentist. 110 No. 9th
St. Phone 3S2. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-05

Wise To Be reputy-Sam Wise
9r,, viii in all probability t. ap-
pointed deputy sheriff to be sta
toned at Westmorland during the
rantaloupe shipping season, it was
learned today. Wise was recon-
men.led for the post vest day
when Sheriff Gillett asked the
county board Of supervisors 20 APP
prove the appointment of deputy
Tor that district for not more than
anc month.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-05
0UNTYlBRIEFS l

Police Court Delayed-There was
no police court this morning because
of two reasons--the first being the
absence Of any prisoners to be tried
and the second because Judge Per
kins was absent. The judge appear
ed in superior court today on a pri-
vate case.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-05

Oregon Coffee Shop-Fresh aba
lone steak today. Adv
Three Jail Terms-For riding 4
railroad train without the formality
of procuring tickets three youths,
George Stanficld, George Simmons
and Ted Simmons will spend the next
10 days in the county jail. They
were sentenced this morning by
Judge MayfieId
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-05

Nice to Oklahoma-Undersheriff
Charles Nice left yesterday via air
plane to Los Angeles enroute to
Sacramento for extradition papers
and then to Enid, Oklahoma, TO pick
up J. N. Enricken and George T.
Thompson. The two prisoners were
recently indicted charged with the
violation Of the alien land law.