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Former Residents
Going to Mexico
Of interest to many in El Centro
will be the news of the departure To
Mexico City Inf Miss Pauline Uol
borg aud Helen Jvelso, both former
school teachers of this city. Miss
Kelso taught here several years ago
and last year taught in the Pasa
dena .schools. While in PI Centro
she was prominent in musical circles
being a brilliant pianist. During her
sojourn in Mexico City -la 1 will con
finite her musical work at the Ptii
versity of Mexico. Miss Kelso has
signed a contract to teach in a
school near Mexico Citv and will
Mis- GoJberg was a popular,
teacher at the Hardin"- -rhool and
made.-a Ijtrgc ciich ■ ' trim!- .. -
rial iplyjes. of the \ ■;■:• _vr sc: SY:
] •tr t<ikc i'p >unimoi s * Mull
'work .at the* pn'iver-itv of Me. t
and if she fiffts the country to hei
«u: y decide to -ta . tie
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Dr. Poling to Lead
Endeavor Society
roirraoum On., j .:v -ip.
Daniel Ai >\ing of New York to
day took tlifvJielm of the Patted.
Soviet v of (*hvrstinn K: i!-*;'. \rr j* -
isl ed to h n by pr. Prancis K.
Chirk, founder and president of the
societv for ds r ;trs.
Announcement of c;. fk V ro.-ig
nation and Poling 's t-U'et imi catttv af,
last night 's JJenei :ii assembly -f the
JnternatioitfChristian Endeavor
con ventiotr/ here.
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REVOLUTION!
—'Why not revolt .’ Wasiiina 14
the home is ;t revolting idea.
When we wash clothes so splen- ?
didly and at prices so small, why
—why we ask drew any more of
this wi -delay trouble at hence?
fry (»o V 'i-li Dry plan.
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Is the spirit of Santa Barbara destroyed 0 No. not even bv an earthquake. Early the day after the big
emblor. one bank established itself— ‘'doing business a; usual.”
An exclusive picture of wliat happened when the recent Montana earthquake slid Chief Moimtain. of the
Tetor. range in the western part of the state, into a r.ver. It danuned the stream and made a lake. The na
ture-made dam is half mile across ar.d 225 feet above the former river bed. Several ranch houses were car
ried down the mountain by the slide.
COTTON MARKETS
NEW ORLEANS. July 7.—Cotton :
st«*n<!v; snots steady. 4o up: mii!<
Open High Low (hose
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NEW YORK. July 7.—The cotton
market dosed up 20 to 39. Spots
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Still Have Faith in Santa Barbara
Where Earthquake Made New Lake
By Cress Staff < orresponUent
IMPERIAL. July 7. Mr. and.
Mr-. Joe H alia well have returned j
from .-on 1 iego - where they passed i
tiio week-end visiting relatives. I
Mrs. C. L. Harriet'.-: aud daughter j
Miss Jessie are leaving today for |
Tuscan. Arizona, where they plan j
to spend the summer with Hariis
(iarrigus, son of Mrs. (iarrigas.
Fred Arnett is driving a new
Mrs. Sarah Mason and son Ken-j
neth ot El Centro wree Imperial vis- :
itors today.
J. C. ( a moron ami family pa -ed j
the week-end in Jewel Valiev.
Miss Hetty Bishop has let ui-i.c-l '
from Los Angeles.
J. Wallace Stevenson i. spending
a few days in Lo- Angel'-- on blis- |
IMPERIAL
THE IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS
Noted Canine Star
In Splendid Film
i Stronglie.irt. the wonder dog fa!
; the ages, will be featured in
| ••White Fang,” the noted Jack
! London classic. This picture will
(open a two dav engagement tonight
I
a* tin' Palace aii(lonic. la tins story
inwcrful drama lias been relieved
with with enough conu-dv to leav
en the picture, and the magnificent
backgrounds against which much ol’
the action takes placi are ia them
selves awe-inspiring and breath
•taking-
In this picture St ron oheart is
transformed from tlie vicious, man
killer half wolf, to a faithful, bin
licarted, courageous friend of man,
who saves his master-and Ins sweet
lieait. All those enjoying a clean,
•hrilling film, sliould not miss this
| opportunity of seeing ‘‘White
, h’ang.
Chicago Cubs Get
“Rabbit” For Boss
Its I niteil I’rcss l.enseil \\ irc
NKW VOHK, duly 7. I ‘HablJit”
'L.run ville, star ixiieldn for the
( h L jo t'a was appointed mall
ei ol the team to succeed Hill
l.'iiefei, it was amiouiieed today
b, John O. See ;, secret i c of tint
> inb. Aiaranvil took charge of
the club just before the game
: a |,v| the 1’rook;; ii IJobins (today.
So explanation accompanied the
j'.eeoiiiieeineiit. but it was considered
that .the poor showing of the team
tl casnii m ised the change in
management.
Ellsworth Plans
Flight to Pole
OSLO, dale 7. lb gn id ie-*i of the
elan ; o' lloald Aoiuodsen. Lineolu
Kll-worth, tin American who was
the hero of the recent aerial dash
ioi the n< rth pole, intend- to have
.not her try, he iiitoiuicd the I'nited
Press. i
‘‘l’m determined to m/mcli the
pole,*’ KllHWorth said
“1 won t give up without another
j try, although my plans are not yet
Catholic Women
Meeting Today,
San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO July 7.
Hundreds of delegates front *ls
states participated ju first forinnli
tics here today of Flu* biennial con
v tuition of the Catholic Daughters
of America.
Pontifical high mass was celebrat
ed in the morning, followed by a
welcome from city authorities. Bus
iness sessions opened at H p. m. Flec
tions take place Thursday when tin*
present officers are expected to be
reeleeted. Sessions elose Friday.
Flection in San Frapcisco of a
welfare center for girls will lie one
ef the convention topics.
A gift of soo,ooo for the prttjeet
is expected to bo announced.
The apostolic benediction of the
pope has been received and is on
display at convention hend<|Uiirtcrs.
Episcopalians
Seek to Repeal
Canon of 1868
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N EiW YORK, July 7.—A move
ment lias started within the Episco
pal church to repeal the Canon
T H I S IS A ST.UD.EBAKER
YEAR
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lmi « scd cars
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° CARS have f,Vreplacement of
guarantee
twice on adjustment,. _ ~„„ h „ w> -
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on adjustments. w , Ma e h- b " a
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ked vv ith its pri-x n "
, at i, conspicuous! Y .na pr i cc of our «»•»
3 ttn d-itnd that price, i*
piai . i .ji maintainea. , cr wh rv*
cars, U >n a^^- *u
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ti p Studebaker Corporatio used cars.
, t 0 * c public, but *££%£. above roller to -ta*
Not only to > T, v ,, e pledge adherence
whose cars n'C sell,
The Studebaker Corporation of America takes pride and pleasure in
announcing that the above Pledge is being carried out by
IMPERIAL VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY
777 Main Street. Phone 64
El Centro, Cal.
THE -Pledge speaks for itself.
It is a formal declaration of the
fair and square attitude of Stude
baker dealers toward the public.
It is an assurance of honest
dealing in a line of merchandising
which in some times and places
has fallen into ill repute.
It is an assertion of confidence
in the reserve mileage built into
the sturdy “one-profit” Studebaker
automobiles.
THE STUDEBAKER CORPORATION OF AMERICA
SOUTH BEND, INDIANA
adopted in TBOS which permits re
| marriage of divorced persons under
; certain conditions.
Launched by the sanctity of mar*
! ringe association, which includes
such church leaders as Bishop Wil
liam T. Manning, New York, the
movement will he carried directly
into the Episcopal convention at
. New Orleans in October." The real
controversy is expected on whether
; the -church should again revert to
[its old laws that marriage be denied
;to all divorced persons.
At present the Episcopal Canons i
permit remarriage of the “innocent i
party,'' under certain conditions, i
i in cases where divorce was granted)
in the grounds of infidelity.
The sanctity of marriage nssocia- ,
tion asks repeal of this Canon, do- j
■daring it is opposed to all the early j
teachings ef the church without;
support in any portions of the j
Bible.
Yosemite Valley
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Very Popular
YOSEMITE. Cal.. July 7.—Yosc-!
! mite valley's popularity reached a!
a w height, July 1, figures disclosed .
today. The population of the val- j
j lev on .that .date was lljiot*. The J
previous high mark was 10,000. |
Tile valley lias hud 81,303 visitors |
i so far this year, a gain of (i.oDd over j
! the last veurN figure. Automobile
driven into the valley gained 0,338 [
over last year's total.
HEBER
llPress Stair Correspondent
HEBEII, July 7.—Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Boyd and family have gone to
San Diego.
Mrs. L. D. Jones and children,
Miss Phillips, Rev. N. 11. Hudson
and sons and Miss Hudson spent
the Fourth at Live Oaks.
Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin and family
are leaving for Turlock.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hines are en
tertaining friends from Texas. They
will soon be leaving for the north
part of ‘lie state.
Mr. Briggs’ father, mother and
nephew ha a just come from Texas.
Tliov celebrated the Fourth by a
sight seeing trip in the east part
of the valley.
Mr. and Mrs. M. 11. Cavin and
Mrs. Denham motored to the coast
for the Fourth. They visited their
son at Pasadena, and left Mrs. Den
ham at Byrce, for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. On have re
turned. Mr. Oil ’s health is much
improved.
Flunk Evans, former justice of
the peace of Holier, was in Jncum
bn visiting with old neighbors. He
is an auto salesman in Los Angeles.
Mr. Toniblin spent the Fourth at
Jaciimba with his uncle, Mr. (’oriel.
Mrs. Bysshe and sister spent tic
Fourth with their brother, lb W.
Thompson.
Margmette Carmii hai l is visiting
the Courtney gilds.
Tuesday, July 7, 1925
He Saved Lives
In Earthquake
i 1
William Engle, power house em
ploye, whose bravery in face of fall
i ing roofs and wall* 1 , savei G ant a
Barbara from fire disaster that
I usuallv follows in the wake of
! carthi|uaUes. Bricks fell all around
; him, but Engle remained at the
: switch anil turned off Kant a Bar
| liara 'a elect! ici'y. Otherwise brok
' on wires, «hooii ig sparks, would y
doubtless have started many fires.