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Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
Baby Injured In
Motor Collision

\ seven inch cut over the left
temple was received by Leonard
Smith, the seven months OLD son
of Mrs. Doris Smith, in an automo-
bile smashup which occurred at
$40 o'clock yesterday afternoon
when the car in which they were
riding, crashed into another ear
parked on Seve.th street near
Main. The child was cut by a piece
of glass from the windshield which
was splintercd by the impact.
According to the report of the
accident made by the city traffic
officer, the car was being driven
by Gladys Hinton, 543 Orange ave-
nue.. With her at the time were
two other women and three child
ren. While making right hand
turn from Main street onto Seventh,
some groceries which were being
carried on the back of the ear
dropped off. + Bccmoing somewhat
excited over this, Miss Hinton
failed to notice the ear of j. d.
McCary, parked at the curb, and
crashed into it.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27

Good cause appearing therefor,
notice is hereby given that, subject
to confirmation by the above en-.
titled Court, in accordance with the
law made and provided, the under
signed Mary Foran Hale and OliB
Wollborn III, as the duly appointed
qualified and acting guardians Of
the Estate OF Laura Elizabeth Hale,
sometimes also known as and called
Laura +. Hale, a minor. on or after
the 2Sth day of June, 1850, at T..
office of Messrs. Charles We,iDo:D
and Olin Wcllborn, Jr., 1853 Petroi'
cum Securities Building, City of Los
Angeles, County OF Los Angeles.
State of California, VIII SELL at pri
vatc sale. 20 the highest bidder. up
on the terms and conditions herein.
after set forth, all the right, title,
interest and estate of said minor IN
and to that certain real property
situate in the City of El Ccntrc,
County of Imperial, state of Cali
fornia, and more particularly dcs
cribcd rs follows, to-wit:
An undivided one-half (E) in
terest in and To Lot -Four (4) Of
Block Fif,y-three (53) in the
Townsi,c (now City, of III Cen.
tro, according to map thereof in
the Recorders Office of Imperial
County, also the official map
!. Number 953 on file in the Record
cr's Office of San Diego County,
California.
The interest of said minor in and
to said property will be sold subject
to the lien of all unpaid taxes. as
sessments, bonds and liens for street
improvements of all kinds and all
other public improvements. and sub.
iect to all existing conditions, re-
strictions, reservations, easements
and rights of way Of record which
shall apply to or be binding upon
said property or said minor. her
heirs, dcvisces, guardians or as.
] signs.
TERMS or SALE: Cash, gold
coin of the United States of Amer.
lea; ten per sent (1Dfo of the sale
/ price thereof in such gold coin to
! be paid at the time of submission
Of bid, and the balance thereof in
such gold coin to be paid on con-
! firmation of sale by the Court.
Bids or offers must be in writing,
and may be left, and will be recciy.
cd, ut the address aforesaid, or by
the undersigned guardians or either
thereof personally, or they may be
; filed in the office of the Clerk of
said Court at any time after the
first publication of this notice and
before the making of the sale.
Dated June IS, 1880.
MARY FORAN HALE
OLIN WELLBORN III
Guardians of the Estate OF
Laura Elizabeth Hale, some.
times also known as and
called Laura r. Hale, Minor.
CHARLES WELLBORN,
OLlN WELLBORN, JR.,
! BY Ohm Wcllborn Jr.
Attorneys for said Minor.
1914
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
Law Interrupts
Coast Romance

Iratc parents and deputy sheriffs
aided by the h,mming telegraph
wircs, put crimp in the romance
of Olive Winder, 10, and Frank
Delmo, 26, who are at present in
the county Jail awaiting their re-
turn to San Diego.
1t all came about when wora was
received at the sheriffs office
from San Diego county officials to
be on watch for the pair who had
run away from home to get mar
ried .in Yuma. Undcrsheriff Rod
ncy Clark shortly after this mes
sage was received this morning
drove out the highway toward
Yuma. and met the wanted couple
on their return trip, just a short
distance the other side of HoltvillC
wbeAcc they were brought. to the
jail::
The absence of parental consent
to the match, it is understood here
led to the complaint being filed il
/; the coast city and the remaindel
was but a matter of time. Another
man, in whose machine they were
fo,nd at the time of their arrest
and who protested that he knew
nothing of the affair outside thai
he was paid to drive them to thu
Arizona city and back, was also ar
| rested and is being held.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY TO SATISFY LIEN

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Il. n. Best, operating
under the fictitious name of Bcst's
Service Station and Garage, Scelcy,
California, will sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder, for cash,
at the above named place of busi-
ness on Thursday, the 3rd day Of
July, at 2 pm. Of the said day,
the following automobile; to satisfy
lien for storage, towing and re-
pairs; under Section 5051 and 500:
of. the Civil Code of California, in
the amount of $3.50. which is now
due and unpaid.
1926 Studcbaker Standard Phac
ton, Engine No. l.. r. 2075SS, 1929
License No. 1A-62-00.
Dated at Seeiey, California, this
Goth day of June, 1880. 20ti0
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
NOTICE OF SALE CT REAL
ESTATE
(At Private Sale)
No. G-5O3, Dept. 9.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Oh
TIE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
SAN BERNARDINO.
In the Matter of the Estate and
Guardianship of LAURA ELlZ
ABETH HALE, sometimes also
known rs and called LAURA E.
HALE, Minor.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27

WANTED-Eldcrly woman for
light work. on ranch, good home.
$26 per month. !. V. Emp ,Agen'
cy, 602 Broadway. 27tf
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
Found

FOUND - Goodyear Diamond tire
on rim, on Sth street. Owner
may have same by paying for ad.
Apply j. +, Slovak, . miles south
on Sth street. Jacob Grapefruit
Ranch. 26t2
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
LiUe Stock Wanted

WANTED--Neat appearing boy abt
Is years old. Apply Balboa Hotel
J5S Broadway. 21t3
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
Helm Wan1ed-Fen,uIe

WANTED - Housekeeper at Cozy
Corner Auto Camp, must have no
children and live at the camp. 27t3
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27

More than 500 acres of beans arc
being planted on the old Porte Els.
tate rancho in San Bernardino
County.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27

There will be 80 per cent of a
normal peach crop in the San Joa-
quin Valley this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27

More than half of the states ap-
iary industry is maintained in the
south coast, and ehaparral belt.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
For Rent Farm Lands

FOR LEASE-Dairy ranch, So acres
of alfalfa. Sec c. A. Shafer, 600
broadway, Phone 6lJ-J. 25t3
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27

A five-acre lake will be construct
ed in Roeding Park, Fresno, deep
enough for boating.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27

FOR Morcland Truck, %
tons ,2l model, solid tires, stake
body, good motor must be sold by
Saturday. Cheap. 430 Main st.
Public Market El Ccntro. 2iti
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
For Rent-MiScelldneOus

FOR RENT-Storc suitable for res
taurant or small store of any kind.
Apply at Cozy Corner Auto Camp.
Imperial and Main st. o7t6
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27

FOR LEASE-79 acres for vegc.
tables. See Ollie Cart, 5l9 State
St. Phone 257-J. este
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
Trucks For Sale

FOR SALE OR Clctrac
1920 Tractor, -. miles west Of
Seeley ON San Diego highway
McBcath. 26t3
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27

FOR SALE - Cheap mountain lot
with 3 large oak trees on it. On
San Diego highway between ia
cumba and White Star Cafe. Ex-
ecllcnt location, across street
from store, cafe, etc. Call 319l
Imperial or write Box eos Impcr-
ial. 26tf
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
Miscellaneous For Sale

WIREHAIRED FOX TERROR
PUPPIES, Int. Ch. Darlington,
Bridegroom and Oh. Talavera 81
mon strain, eligible A. X. c. reg
istration. Mrs. ,McCorkell, S72
Euclid Ave. 26t6
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
Real Estate bargains

FOR SALE OR RENT-House in
Live Oaks. VIII sell at sacrifice
for cash. Inquire Alison Kctch-
crsidc, Yuma, Arizona. 26t2
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27

KEEP KUOII Kumfy bungalows :
$50 and up. Ward, l732 Meade,
San Diego, California. fri
PACIFIC BEACH AUTO CAMP
Pacific Beach, CAL, San Diego Co.
9 blocks east Of Ocean, Ia blocks
north of Mission Bay. Rates by day
or week. Good beds, Clean cabins,
Hot showers, Free Gas, Laundry
Tubs, etc.
BATHING FISHING BOATING
Year Round
L E Cooley, owner e. Proprietor
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Latest Rage in Paris, a Salon d,Art and Old
Fashioned american Bar, Whereat Are
Stirred Dainty Fragrances Chemically
Sympathetic to the Grace and Charm of
Woman Beautiful!

needed scent to emphasize her personality and
q bit Of spice to iiven her up the Symphony
in Mauve' would be ideal.
But it is just the contrary: mademoiselle is
vigorous, red-blooded young person who
might use very rare and faint tang, though
on general principles she needs to be toned
down. One cannot put much perfume on q
rose or paint the lily more white"
Cheering up bit, Arsene burst into a mono
logue about the fine points of making young
ladies odorous but not too much So.
Il am sure tht you different from the
others, mademoiselle, but most women are
abyssmally innocent Of this subtle art. Imagine
washed-out little blonde and a strong volup-
tuous brunette using the same scent! It is
shocking, but 1t is done every day. The pale
blonde needs something to pep her up, to en-
phasize her personality. The hearty brunette
must be toned down, though she still requires
faint but piquant odor
And then when a woman does find some
thing she likes, she imagines that she can douse
herself with 1t. in all circumstances. We gods!
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grim" and he made a vague gesture Of plunging
a poniard into his heart!
well, if you think you can improve on the
idly, willing to endure anything rather than
be the cause of a tragedy.
Running his long, artistic fingers caressingly
over his philters, Arsene would seize one, take
a deep sniff of the alcoholic fumes, stroke his
heated brow and ponder anxiously. Should he
try an Indian, Egyptian, Russian another
Chinese motif this time? Play to the mauve,
pale green, pink or yellow state of mind? An
Parbleul What job it was to match a wom-
ans personality with perfume What a
subject for q cubist poem
With dishonor staring him in the face, Ar
sene suddenly gave a cry Of JOY. An inspira-
ton had just Matched out.
81 have it. The formula found in the tomb
of Tut-ankh-Amen. The secret scent of the
Pharaohonic PrincesseS. Why it's the very
thing for mademoiselle Rare-discreet-Ori-
Observation-Disclosures exclusive. What q
thrill to use the same perfume that King Tut
had made for his sweetheart 1000 years ago!
Mademoiselle will surly be enchanted"
Rushing to his Egyptian department, the
poet-perfumer picked up a jar containing \
honey -colored liquid shifted 1t with deep sat
isfaction and then poured several drops into a
fresh test tube. I'VE shall call 1t "A Pharaohs
Dream" he remarked
With impressive and appropriate ceremony,
he added several more mysterious ingredients,
stirred the mixture with mystic ho,rishes and
then hopefully sprayed it upon his clients
sleeves. This time fortune smiled, for the mo-
ment he had taken one Whit of his connection
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Think of using the same perfume on the golf
links and at an afternoon tea party! Or on a
pink evening frock with a cluster of roses at
the shoulder and also on lavender evening
gown carrying violetsl Why, there are prin-
ciples governing perfumes A scent that goes
well with one color does not go at all with
another. An up-to-date woman must have
perfume for every mood, every ensemble,
every occasion; but, alas! they cannot all af-
ford It, and the world is thereby the loser.
UDO YOU know that some women actually
use their own personal perfumes for
their dogs, but what a mistake!
"a scent that is suitable for an English bull
is not at all the right thing for dainty little
Pekingese. bull needs a strong, noble, dig
nified odor and the Peke very faint feminine
one. I have contrived some very exquisite bou-
quetS-I use the word in the French sense
for the little dears. I am not at all sure,
though, that they appreciated it.
Its the same with cats"
In spite Of her interest in these fascinating
principles, the American girl interrupted to ex-
plain that she simply must leave within ten
minutes to keep an engagement and also to add
that she was perfectly satisfied with the for
nftla he had made for her.
1T beseech, implore mademoiselle to per-
NIT me to make supreme effort" ArSene
cried, the look of agony returning to his face.
my Symphony In Mauve Is pure delight,
hut 1t is too indiscreet shall put all my
heart my soul, my honor, In o fresh attempt
and try to produce . perfect poem In perfume.
You must give me another opportunity. Other
wise I may not be able to survive the cha
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He Got Zero.

A teacher was giving his class lecture on
charity. willie" he said, "if i saw q boy beat
ing q donkey and stopped him from doing so,
what virtue would be showing?"
Willie tpromptly) love-" ''
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his face lighted up with look Of triumph and
he waved his arms like a mailman.
"Sublimel Sublime!" he cried joyously. TT
clicks! 1t clicks! You have at last the perfect
aroma for your personality, mademoiselle," and
his client smilingly agreed.
AS he wiped the perspiration from his fevered
brow, Arsene revealed that his supreme effort
was not yet quite complete.
II am confident that we have found the
right combination for you," he explained, but
I beg you to return here in a few hours SO
that I can verify its purity and permanence.
1t is perfect now, but will it be perfect in a
little while? All, that is the question
HAS mademoiselle never bought new per-
fume, found it delicious and then discovered
after a while that it had completely changed?
That is simple to explain. A perfume often I'M
dergoeS a complete metamorphosis when it
comes near the human body. We all have per-
sonal odors, composed of chemical elements.
The same perfume may not smell alike on two
women The perfume and the body chemicals
mix with curious results. Sometimes they har-
monte; other times they quarrel 1 could not
permit you to adopt this new masterpiece of
mine without verification We shall know in
several hours whether it is chemically sympa-
thetic to you"
Arsene also had to confess that after the
verification there would be other details To
arrange.
"Mademoselle will certainly not wish to use
OCCASION" he protested 1T might be a bit too
pronounced for dance, but too faint for golf
But have created it as basic theme and
will now compose different variations of this
theme"
THE new perfume bars, which are an exact
model of the old-fashioned drinking bar,
are springing up like mushrooms in Paris Ba-
ron Henri de Rothschld installed one In the
lobby OF his magnificent new Pigalle Theatre.
No young lady who goes there to see show
considers that her evening has been complete
unless she has bottle of private formula scent
to take home.
The beauty parlors, dressmaking shops and
hairdressers for women are hurrying to put
them in, too. Literally everywhere one goes,
women are parked before these bars awaiting
their turn to order an exclusive aroma And
this passion once achieved, how they want the
whole world to smell it American women are
falling for the new gag just as hard as their
European sisters.
Young with poetical souls smooth
tongues, q certain familiarity with perfumes
and deep knowledge of feminine weaknesses
have suddenly doomed on the market A few
professional cocktail shakers who tried out
their hand proved sadly deficient. They lacked
Imagination.
The new idea undoubtedly has some merit,
providing It Is well carried out. Many women
certainly do not choose suitable perfume for
themselves, and truly expert advice would i'm
prove personality
And where will one fino a better Judge Of
such delicate matters than a romantic young
man?
Copyright, 1oSo)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-13
BY r. S. FENDRICK.

YOUNG American girl, smiling quizz-
ically, perched herself on a high stool
in front of the one of the new per-
fume bars that are "le dernier cri''
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ENTERPRISE WINS
CUP YACHT RACE
Scores Impressive Victory
Over WhirIwind-Weeta-
moe Beats Adams Boat.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press
NEWPORT, r. L, July 17.-Enter-
Prise, sailed by Harold s. Vanderbilt,
charged around a 30-mile triangular
course yesterday to defeat Whirlwind,
skippered by Landon K. Thorne, as
competition for the honor OF defending
the Americas Cup was resumed after
D two-day interruption. Not only. did
Enterprise easily dispose OF the heavy
weather boat, but she actually threat
ened to lead the other two cup candi-
dates, Weetamoe and Yankee, home, al
though they crossed the starting line
IS minutes before her.
Weetamoe, skippered by George
Nichols, won her match race with
Yankee, sailed by Charles Francis
Adams, Secretary Of the Navy, by
margin of minutes. 1t was Weeta-
NOES fifth straight victory, she having
suffered no defeats in the official obser-
walton series. but her victory was not
rs impressive as the performance OF
Enterprise, smallest Of the fleet and
greatest sail carrier.
She had by far the best time for the
course and better time for each of the
three legs than any Of the other boats,
with minor exception. Whirlw1nd
covered the second 10-mile leg in more
than minute better time than her
sister, but Enterprise made better
showing on that leg than Weetamoe
and Yankee.
Pairing for today'S race will not be
announced until shortly before starting
time, but 1t is expected Enterprise and
Weetamoe would be matched as the
committees last two efforts to bring
those two contenders together failed
Monday because of brisk breeze which
disabled two boats, and Tuesday be-
cause Of q fiat calm.
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MOUNTAINEER'S BODY
LOCATED IN CREvICE
Condition Showed 400-Foot Fall in
Attempt to Conquer
Mount Whitney.

BY the Associated Press.
LONE PINE, Calf, July 1.-THE
crushed body Of Howard Lamel is, who
disappeared while trying to climb the
top of Mount whitney, July 5, was
found yesterday In crevice at an alti-
tude of 1880 feet.
The discovery was made by Bob
Evans and Norman Clyde, veteran
mountaineers. They said the youth ap-
parently had fallen about 400 feet. His
wrist watch had stopped at 8 O'Clock.
No attempt was made to bring the
body out of the mountain. The search
ers said removal would call for much
preparation.
: Lamel, with his father, Edward @.
Lamel, and friend, all Of Los Angeles,
started to climb Mount Whitney, high
est mountain In the United States, dur
ing the Fourth of July holiday. Young
Lamel announced his intention OF
climbing the east slope, a feat ac-
complished by few.
The others made their way to the
summit by the west slope and waited
for Howard to appear. The next day
his disappearance was reported and
search began.
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BANKS SHORTAGE
GIVEN AS $2,OOO,217
Statement Follows Bankruptcy
Step by Majority Stakeholder
Of Ohio Institution.
~ the Associated Press.

ny the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 17.-Short-
" after Frank j. Dorger, majority
stockholder In the closed Cosmopolitan
Bank & Trust Co., yesterday filed a
petition in bankruptcy, Q. c.: Gray,
State banking superintendent said a
$2.000,217.97 shortage existed In the
bank. ..
The institution closed i've weeks ago
Is the alleged result Of the $1,000, 900
check kiting operations Of A. w. Shafer,
and examiners found Dorger'S bank ac-
cepted $623,000 in fake securities from
Ehafer.
Gray's audit Of the banks books re-
yealed liabilities Of S9,131 ,024.90 and
assets Of $7,130, 806.93.
The bank had $1,000 depositors. As
result Of the 100000 deficit bank
ers estimated depositors may receive
about 78 cents on the dollar. Gray said
1t might take five years to hquidate the
bank because some mortgages ran that
long.
Common Pleas Judge Stanley Strubef
said he would consider contempt of
court charge against Dorger. and his
daughter, Martha, who also filed bank
rtIptcy proceedings, because the State
last week vas granted temporary in
junction restraining the Dorgers from
disposing Of their personal assets.
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Tea culture Is becoming an important
industry In the Netherland East Indies.
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OFFICERS BLOW ENDS
FIGHT WITH CANISTER
Last of "Four Horsenen" Taken
From States Attorneys
Office in Irons.
81 the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July 17.-George (Red)
Barker. who for some reason or another
enjoys the grandiose distinction of be-
ing called 1.-THE Last Of the Four Horse
men Of Gangland," got q punch in the
nose yesterday.
Barker was sitting in the office Of the
States attorney, having gone there 10
see what he could do for his pal, VIII
liam (Three- Fingered Jack) White, who
was held for questioning. /.
Police Sergt. Neil Kahler inquired
what the Last Horseman" was doing,
of all places, around the States at
torney's Office. One word led to an
other, and the words became more and
more pointed and finally there was
some out and out profanity.
The sergeant let right cross ny ana
Barker went down. The exit from the
office was made in irons, between two
officers.
Barker, pal of three other Horse
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Black is replacing marine blue as the
favorite color for gloves In Paris.
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|CANADA-TO-MEX|CO
FLIGHT IS RECORD
Col. Turner Cuts Four Hours
From Time in 9:14-Hour
Nonstop Flight.
Nv the Associated Press.

SAN DIEGO, Calf, July 17.-Knock-
ing nearly four hours on the border-to-
border flight record, Col. Roscoe Turner.
former Army aviator, landed at Aqua
Caliente, Mexico, at 4:14:O25 pm. yes
terday, after a nonstop flight from
Vancouver, British Columbia.
Col. Turner took of from Vancouver
at z am, making his elapsed time
9:14:O2.5. The previous record was
1907, set by Tex Rankin some time ago.
An average speed Of $50 miles an
hour was maintained, and except being
tired, Col. Turner and his lion cub mas
cot seemed none the worse for their
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speedy trip. The fight was made In 4
rnonoplane Of special design.
Arrival Of the plane was timed by j
Allison Moore, chairman of the local
Board Of Air Control. William Van
Dusen, National Aeronautical Associa-
ton representative, said the record
would be sent on to Washington, D. G.
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."rhe Temple Of the Brave its capacity
be,ns the officiating priest and one wor-
sinner. It Is decorated with every badge
Of every regiment ,,r %n,c The . World Var
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ALFONSO TO START HOME
Spanish King Will Board South
American-Bound Ship.

Spanish King Will Board South
American-Bound Ship.
LONDON, July II R.-King Alfonso
will end his visit in England tomor-
row, when he returns to Spain. He has
chosen an unusual route for the home
ward journey. Accompanied by the
Duke of Albar, who is minister of state
in the Spanish cabinet. he will go to
Southampton and board the liner Ar
lama, bound for South America. The
Arlanza will make special call at San
tander, where the two will debark.
Among the liners passengers will be
DR., Julio Prestes, the Brazilian Presi-
dent-elect.
King Alfonso paid his farewell visit
to the King and Queen at Buckingham
Palace this morning and then remained
for luncheon.
Black is replacing marine blue as the