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Hear the new records Avalon Town, Gladrag Doll and Gay Cab- allero at SCHALLERER'S ALASKA SHOP.
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ANOTHER PARTY

GENEVA, June 10. (P) The Transit Section of the League of Nations has recommended an international conference for 1880 to draft definite or other inland waterways which touch the shores of two or more nationss.
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Lee Ray, son of MT. and Mrs, L. V. Ray, returned yesterday from Moose Pass, whre he is va cationing for month with MT. and Mrs. Roycroft, to visit his parents for a day. Lee left again today for the Pass.
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U. s. Coast and GeOdetic Survey Charts and Tide Tables at Schall- erererS Alaska Shop.
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QUALITY DEVELUPTNS PRINT- NC AND ENLARGING. SchaIlef- r's Alaska Shop.
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Have you visited UaVBACH'S & VALADE? The store with con- science.
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COURT NEWS

This morning the grand jury brought in an indictment against c. E. Rockefeller, of Anchorage, on a statutory charge.
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Peter Casper and Harry Kelly, both under indictment, entered pleas of guilty this morning and will be sentenced tomorrow morn ing.
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Al meat ano nov1ILs else sn tho Frye Bruhn Meat M,.rke1
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FOR dressmaking see Mar garet Mcintosh, over the Blue Shop.
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Tn the case of Malbin Brothers vs. Imlach Packing Co.,, the mat ter was continued pending settle ment.
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1000 Yards Cheney's
Silk Chiffon Velvet
1929 yd.

40 inches wide, presented in greys,
for Maggie Rouff says grey; Bur.
gundy, which Lelong has used SO adj
vantageously; Dahlia, for Patou has
introduced it; browns, exploited by
Martial ct Armand and black. for
it's the favOrite of the Fashion world.
Vogue Patterns Mccall
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(2) Or, on a regular
charge account. pay.
ment in from one to
three months.
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Three Ways to Pay for Furniture:

81 Or, on the Budg-
ct Plan, a down pay.
ment and the balance
monthly.
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Falls SntGTtest 81
to So WOOIel,s
3

They come in such supple lengths,
fine light weights, easy to manipulate,
and agreeable to wear. There's
fannels, cheviots, needlepoints.
tweeds, venices, bOlivias, broad
cloths, suedes and novelties. In reds.
blues, greens, browns, tans, and
many other pOular shades.
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~ You m a y buy
your furniture for cash
at the time of your pnr.
chase.
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Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12
POLICE HOLD YOUTHS

VENICE. Calf. June 10. U.P) -
Charles Winslow, 20, and Alfred HO-
Aayig, 10, both of Ocean Park, were
held here today after officers as
sertedly found them attempting to
break into an Ocean Park jewelry
store.
Chinesa pheasants are reported to
nave n.ultiplied rapidly in the north
crn part of San Diego county.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
ANNUAL PICNIC OF
WHITE SHRINE CLUB

a most delightful outing was en-.
ioyed by the White Shrine Social
club yesterday when the members
motored to the c. +. midget cabin
at Live Oaks for the annual picnic
of the organization.
A delicious pot luck luncheon was
served and the afternoon was spent
in playing bridge, Mrs. j. $. Cam.
eron winning first prize, Mrs. C. t.
Morgan, second, and Ars r. L.
Graham, third.
FL Centre members who attended
tho meeting were Mesdames George
Damron, \. A. Bucklin, j. II. Nor
gan, r.. L. Graham, c. II. DuSold.
j. :. Cameron. Peter Devote, Anna
Sorenson, c. w. Maitland and Fred
Bradford
The club will meet again in Two
weeks at the home of Mrs. j. II.
Morgan in Jaeumba, and viii also
have a meeting July % at the Ali
gator Rock Lodge at Ocean Beach
with Mrs, George Damron as host
ess.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12
VALLEY QUEEN
TO BE CHOSEN
HERE TONIGHT

Bathing beauties from every
section of Imperial Valley compete
tonight at Kenyon's Desert Plunge
for the honor and fame that goes to
the victor to be crowned Miss I'M
perial Valley for 1929.
The bathing beauty contest is the
climax of full day of activities
devoted to the formal opening of
the swimming pool and FL Centre is
expected to turn out enmasse to ac-
claim the feminine pulchritudc of
this area.
The day has been devoted to
swimming races and other swimming
sports at the plunge. Swimmers
from every section of the valley
have competed throughout the day
for the honor of representing their
respective communities in the final
race to be held after the beauty
contest tonight. Henry Gunther,
swimming instructor at the plunge
is in charge of the competition.
Kenyon S Desert Plunge, plant
that has cost in excess of $50. 900.
is considered one of the most modern
OF Its kind in the country. Although
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12

Valley for 1929 by aucIamation. The
winner and the runners-up will re-
ceive handsome cups and prizes
Each participant will receive the
bathing suit she years in the con.
test whether she wins Il prize OF
not.
According to the Kenyons the
plunge will be the scene of several
championship swimming events
this summer and it is expected that
the A. \. I. will sanction several
meets. The pool is of championship
calibre as to length and breadth and
corresponds to the plunges in other
parts of the country in which
record breaking performances have
been made.
The pool will remain open this
summer from early morning to late
at night. The management is not
as yet decided whether to continue
throughout the year but it is under.
stood that if patronage warrants
there is a possibility that the plunge
will be enclosed during the cooler
months.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12
Legion Men To
Dedicate Home

HoldlGon Post No. 107 of the
American Legion will be host to
wor veterans tonight at Imperia
VIXEN the folEal dedication OF the
new Veterans .iemorial Hall will
be held with appropriate ceremon-
les.
The new bui l,ng at Imperial is
said to be one Of the finest of its
kind in Southern California. 1t IN
corporates a ball room as we'll as
other features of a club and meet
ing place for veterans.
The program scheduled for tonight
consists of addresses by prominent
county citizens, the drill of the I'm
perial Bugle and Drum corps and
community singing, followed by a
dance and card playing. Refresh
ments will be served.
\, R. Carey, mayor of Imperial,
will make the first speech of the
evening followed by Ross 7. Hick-
cox of the Spanish-American wal
veterans. Ben Hulse, county sup
ervisor and Charles Farrell, com
manler OF the Hoidzkom post will
also make addresses.
Boone S orchestra will furnish
the music. Invitations to the war
veterans of the valley and their
women folks have been sent out by
the Legion organization.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12
Court Releases
Melon Workers

Defendants appearing before
Judge Perkins ia police court this
morning went away singing This
Is My Lucky Day or some other
tune appropriate to the occasion.
Four colored boys, all watermelon
workers, found sleeping out under
the California skies last night, plead
ed guilty to vagrancy charges and
were fined $50 each, which was sus-
pended. They were w. NJ. White
head, Walter Hartley, Charles Maonc
and Jack Hicks. Sleeping in a hay
stack will be discontinued by the
melon pitchers, was the promise Civ
en- to the judge.
Marau Hernandez, charged with
hit and rum driving was released
after arranging to pay the damage
TO the car which he struck several
days ago. Mitigating circumstances
caused the judge to show leniency.
Guadalupe Sanchez was the only
defendant to suffer financially. He
forfeited $25 bond when he failed to
appear to answer vagrancy charges.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12
Carrying Cat
Causes Trouble

y cat in your bosom may be worth
two UP an alley but it might also
get you in Jail. At least that is
what Peter Paufilo found out last
night when he was picked up down
town while carrying a small feline
inside his shirt.
Incidentally Peter had an axe in
one hand and a club in the other,
making it impossible to carry the
cat in his arms. Pete explained he
is a gardner and had merely be-
friended the cat while on his way to
work. The arresting officer stated
in his report that Peter was under
the influence Of Intoxicating bever-
ages.
Pete and the officer were to tell
it to the judge in police court late
this afternoon. Bond was fixed at
50 for Pete S appearance.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12

an outdoor plunge it has the facili
door swimming pool and is sur
rounded by beautifully Handicapped
lawns and buildings of Indian
architecture.
Complete filterizer and sterilizc,
equipment has been installed which
insures all who use the plunge the
last word in clean water as we'll as
suits and towels,
The formal opening tonight is
the elimination of number OF
months of effort on the part OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kenyon who
working on an idea, have given F.
Centre and the valley a place of re
creation that is comparable to the
best in the country. Officials of the
county and city have seen fit tc
write personal letters of eommcnda
tion and congratulation to the Ken
yOns, not only on their ability tC
foresee the need of such Il recrea.
tional center for the public but fol
planning a structure that is a credit
TO the community.
The celebration tonight is open
to all who care to attend and it is
expected that the crowd will pack
every available space. Ample prep
arations have been made to enter
tain large number of visitors, ac.
cording to Fred Kenyon.
The bathing beauty contest will
be staged starting at 7;30 y. M. The
spectators will chose Miss Imperial
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12
PAT AND VIRGINIA OFFER
SUGGESTIONS TO HOUSEWIFE

"uello. Jane. This is Pat Porter.
l m giving a linen shower for Nir-
ginia here on Friday, bridge
luncheon. ! d adore to have you
come. Put remember, the shower
part is a surprise. :
Jane acccpted-With delight as did
the other guests and Pat set busil!
to work planning her menu, AS the
weather was rather warm she de-
cided to have dishes that could be
served cold.
First Of all l II have 4 cocktail
Of watermelon balls in ginger ale. >
Watermelon balls are made by
using one of tie cutters that can be
bought very ineXpensively and
which are designed for this purpose.
Fill sherbet glasses with the balls,
pour ginger ale over them, and
child.
And then I'll have a chicken
loaf. hearts of artichokes 4 lltal-
lienne, and tomatoes stuffed with
cucum bers for salad I'll serve this
al on one plate, and with this
course have tiny biscuits and iced
tea.
Chicken Loaf
l pit cooked chicken, chopped
fine.
cup mushrooms.
u cup blanched almonds
tsp onion juice
! tsp salt.
juice Of L lemon
tbsp mayonnaise
l. pt. whipping cream
One tbsp Knox gelatine soaked in
cold water and dissolved in ! hot
chicken stock.
Add dissolved gelatine to mix
turc of chicken, mushrooms, al
monds. mayonnaise and seasoning.
When the mixture is cold. add the
cream, which has been whipped un-
til very stiff, and mold
Artichoke Hearts a 'Itallienne
Drain the contents Of two cans
Of hearts of artichokes. chop fine.
To three eggs beaten slightly, add
:. c. milk, salt and pepper to taste
Heat frying pan, melt two tbsp.
OF butter, pour in the egg mixture
and then the chopped artichoke
hearts, stirring constantly until
the artichokes are heated. The flaw
or of the dish is much improved if
the bowl which contains the egg
mixture is first rubbed thoroughly
with the cut side OF a Glove or
garlic. If onions are preferred TO
garlic. a tsp. of chopped onions may
be Drowned in the butter
.'And for dessert Ill have mint
sherbet, that's so cool and refresh
ing. and walnut brittle cookies. -
Mint Sherbet
Cne bunch mint, cups su-
gar, L cup lemon juice,
tab. .esPoon granulated gela-
tine. ] tablespoons cold water.
/ cups boiling water, whites
eggs, few grains salt
Wash mint and strip leaves
from stems. Add TO sugar and
crush. Add boiling water and
let stand. closely covered un-
til cool. Bring to boiling
point and add gelatine soften
ed in cold water for ten min
, utes. Strain through fine
wire strainer and add lemon
juice When cold turn into
freezer and freeze until il is
'mushy' Fold in whites of
eggs beaten until stiff and dry
with a few. grains of salt.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12
BRIDGE DINNER
PRETTY AFFAIR

Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Diller enter
tanned informally at their home on
Hamilton avenue last night. The
affair, bridge dinner, was given
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. j. 5
Strobel.
At the attractivelv appointed
table, covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. Strobel, Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Rex, Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Green and
the hosts.
Bird, g prizes were given to each
couple, Mr.. and Mrs. Strobel hold
irg high score; Mr.. and MIS-. Rex
econd; and Mr.. and Mrs. Green
third.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12
SLAIN FROM AMBUSH

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, June 10. W.P)
Hugh Craft, 50, until recently town
marshal of Gurlcy, Ala, was slain
from ambush IA miles southwest of
here today as he was driving along
a country road. Craft was widely
known as peace officer and former
federal prohibition officer.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12

Freeze until firm and serve
garnished with sprigs of fresh
mint.
Walnut Brittle
] c brown sugar
egg well beaten
, tbsp flour
c chopped walnuts
butter size of small egg
pinch of salt
tsp vanilla.
Mix ingredients, pour in creased
and floured shallow pan and bak,
in = slow oven.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12
Men Rave Over
Girls With TT"
Get ut" With This New Face
Powder

Why not be the most popular girl
N your seta Pussywillow, the marvel
ous new Personality powder, will help
your individuality become strikingly
captivating, different! Gives an ador-
able peachbloom effect that makes you
simply ravishing Pussywillow doesn:
even show as powder. But it endows
your person with an exotic fragrance
shat is bewitching Blonde or brunette,
you can find your personal skin-tone,
.nd white. at all toilet goods cotintera
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12
Social Brevities

Mrs. NJ. J. Westerfield (Evalyn
Boman) arrived last night from
Riverside and will spend the week
with her mother, Mrs. Paul Boman,
at her home on State street. NJ. j.
Wcsterfield will come down for the
week end and it is probable that
Mrs. Westerfield will return with
him.
Mrs. Chester Kluck Helen Cir
ard) is visiting al the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emery GIrard.
on Sandalwood avenue Mr.. and
Mrs. Girard accompanied hy Mr.
and Mrs. l. L. Martin, plan to
leave Sunday morning for an ex-
tended motor trip. The Martins
Will stop in Maryland, but the Cir
ards plan TO go on to Boston.
Mrs. Wayne Elvander, her daugh-
ter Armina, and her mother, Mrs.
Chalmers Marshall of Brawley, are
leaving today for New York City
where they Will visit their sister
and daughter. Mrs. Lawrence Lang
Der, formerly Miss Armina Marshall
who was at one time a teacher in
the local schools. Mrs. Langner has
been playing in a recent Broadway
success, and Lawrence Langner is
both a playwright and a director OF
the Theatre Guild.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12

In one day last week nine tons a.
string means, in SACKS. were shipped
east from Indio, Riverside county
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12

Fillmore, Ventura county, has let
Il contract for street paving of
$4,000.
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Get Expert Finish
For Boys Suit

There is an idea for the making Of
the little boys suits. %
Remember that you can get such
things as embroidered anchors and other
devices of the smart sailor suit, eyelet
holes for lacings and buttonholes worked
for you at a trimming shop where such
things are done.
Sometimes the woman not skillful In
these particular kinds of trimming hesi-
tateS about making suits for her little
son just because of this fact. She can
sew the small seams quite neatly; she
can cut and At and make the little suits
as skillfully as those she could buy are
made, but she can't do those technical
bits of finishing.
Here is another thing to remember.
Shrink all material before you cut it.
Little cotton and linen suits shrink so
astoundingly in the course of their first
laundering, If they have not been
Shrunk, that the trouble and delay in
attending to this are worth while.
Another thing: Never plan to make
small boys suit of very fragile material.
Stout material wears so much better. If
you make a smock of thin crepe, at least
make the trousers Of a heavy crepe.
With the thin pongee smock there
should be heavy pongee suiting trousers.
And for many small boys, who are
active and cannot remember to be care
full about their clothes, it is just as well
not to make cuffs of white They are
soiled the minute after they are put on.
The white collar is all right, but cuff
of the material of the jacket or blouse
is better.
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Gratitude May Be Taught

Miss Jones' influence, his mother
noticed, was getting a bit thin. Au-
tumn advanced and now the fruit In
the refrigerator lay unmoleSted.
One sad night Amos slid down in
his chair, stuck out his lips, and de-
clared that "old Jones made him sick!"
Now, decided his mother, is the time
and the place. She laid down her book
and spoke. Take your backbone of
that chair seat and prop it up where
1t belongs and listen. have some
thing to say to you, young man.
"At the beginning of the term you
always storm q new teacher with your
attentions at q time when you are
complete stranger to her and she to
you.
Later, after she has worried and
worked over you for weeks, you begin
to call her names.
I'm here to tell you before you get
any older that there are two kinds Of
people in the world. One does favors
because he wishes 10 ingratiate himself
with otherS-to get into their good
graces. The other kind of persons
does favors out of gratitude.
ITO which class do you want to be-
Iong2"
The result was rather amazing. For
the next afternoon Amos brought his
mother q pink vase from the and
10 cent store.
you do more for me than any one"
he said awkwardly. "ThankSl" and he
handed 1t over to that astonished lady.
Children do Q lot of thinking for
themselves about things If we give them
tip as Amos wise mother did.
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Easy Mending.

The actual mending is only half of
the difficulty. Getting the mending
equipment together and getting down
to the mending is the other half.
When one wears unmended clothes It
Is usually because they were over
looked when put away, and forgotten
until time to put them on. Then
time was limited. To mend them
meant to find needle and thimble,
the right color thread, perhaps but
ton, hook and eye or tape. These
things would take time, and so the
garment has to be worn unmended.
Especially II you dislike mending and
sewing generally have your mending
equipment placed very conveniently.
A good idea is to have q mending
corner in your room. This should be
where the light is good by day or
night. A little table or stand should
serve to hold your equipment, and
there should be small chair for your
convenience.
In the top drawer Of your stand
have q spool case, or the spool case
may rest on top of the stand. These
spool cases may be bought, or you
may make one by driving long nails
into smooth board at regular inter-
walls and enameling 1t all over with
white or colored enamel. The spools
can be put on these nails in plain
sight and thread may be taken of
without removing them.
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How to Keep
Curtains Clean

Here's an idea for keeping your lace
or scrim, net or swiss curtains clean:
Make one extra pair when you make
the curtains. Then each week or each
two weeks as necessary, take down one
pair of curtains that are beginning to
look soiled, and put up the extra pair
instead. Wash the soiled pair, and
have them ready to put up at another
window the next week, or the second
week after, as necessity indicates, so
that another soiled pair may be washed.
Thus you always have clean curtains,
you never have more than one pair to
wash at a time, and you don't have that
ugly spectacle of a curtainlesS house
for three or four days while the cur
tainS are laundering.
The only hitch in this plan is that
your windows may not all be the same
length. In this case you would have
to have all the curtains made for the
longest window, and then when they
were used on the shorter windows you
could turn over an extra fold and basic
it at the top.
or you could have two extra pairs,
one for the short windows and one for
the longer ones. Either way would work
out satisfactorily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-10
Housewife Can
Control Colds

Did 1t ever occur to you that the
habit of having colds in the Winter Is
usually a matter of bad housekeeping?
Or did it ever enter your head that
one reason why colds always seem
contagious and seem to go right
through a family is because all MEM
berS Of the family are subject to the
same conditions that gave the cold to
the first member who had 1t? In q
measure it is possible for the housewife
to create conditions in her household
that are unfavorable to colds, just as
truly as through careleSSnesS the house,
wife and mother can keep her family in
a state Of almost perpetual colds. In
the Summer windows are open, every
one is out of doors much more and so
colds disappear.
Doctors tell us that diet has good
deal to do with colds. That is, properly
nourished people are less subject to
colds, generally. Often a child is made
subject to a cold because of overeating
The overeating is a tax on his system
which renders 1t less able to throw of
cold bacteria when they are present.
THAI isn't scientific explanation, but
IL is true none the less.
Fresh air is necessary at night, but
Ii is also necessary to have SUFFICIENT
warm bedclothes when the custom pre-
walls of sleeping in cold bedrooms.
Persons are more susceptible to colds
who live in houses that are overheated.
However, 1t is also mistake to let your
house become chilly. Have a ther-
mometer placed in central place i'll
your living room. feet from the floor,
and try to keep it at a good even tenn
/ perature about SO.
II you have a convenient place to
keep rubberS, umbrellas and other rainy
day apparel you will find that members
of your family will be less careless in
putting. these things on when the
weather demands than is the case when
to flnd them means q search through
a dozen possible places.