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eonninoer pna Earmen.

Observation-Disclosures "Wureol
ri Grop Climates" meobeler at al
6ria bar TnrmarbeiberneS 2snuln.
GER her / @onOct ppret iaa bsie iom /
9Ioret 1919. &bpertfnIo life iioea
1866 ga ocr iorite llnbcrisgelic al
Commandments 2snSiorbpIo bler
ioreiat.
Nlco 2suuiuqcr mereS Scr 8icn.
ncruIultSlemninAer ior belle Sonoet
Zen gicnucminitllgc D%taancoalen
nico aoit % >ogla inobciattet belsb
ia Ill $3.50. Gog par Eriieu Tor.
itielIig i &c iorlficLigc @anoaOelc.
SauIcoc3 uar @lemcminit5lsmjn'
gcruc / 0c ipoIi9c Stater pao 2ItIun.
ie~rbnpafniien iaa lnOe Iom S3O5i
mc0cn3 &c / @lcrQitaterltc / &citcn og
pan StiQebapstpitcn par oppc !,
$50 90. llocn &oit % &ogl3 puy
Observation-Disclosures lor bclc
%nnoct $56.29. ) DC iamme 2onoa-
Iclc Iom openior an'ert a De ben.
hoIo3pls S4iO3 % SS712, Grtra-
inotu9ter iom @rpnoiel og Utclf or
tie mobciattet / Spguuerne.
&%snnin9crne Tor Snobeimlngaar.
beioere ". Tag mobc'attet aoit par
heieil / Wiotpeiten$ Statcr p~eitenior
Wi@iipplelpeu, bpor @icnncmIult$.
prlien bar S4iS. Zen Iaueitc Gag.
len meo Ro't bctoltea i oe inoIlge
gtIauterhnp2itater, huor @icmtm.
iujtsgrIicu var S22S @Ienucn.
iRltsIswHt mes aoit Tor belle Gam,
oel par 500. Itoell NtoV pt!ep XVII
Hingerue iis henboIosujs til 1913.
$50 % Tor belle &auoet $3.50.
Eor 0dgnr5cj0e meo aoit uocnior
&n0bgimiua>rocn par 2arringerne
ror belle San0e,s @eofommenoe
S245. ipr W~tlotpliten@ Stoter peitcu.
Tor NtjSli5Nppi 1922 "a Tor Sc inc.
liz GtIauterbopaitater $1.S5. lloeu
Roit par H%enuIn9cruc benboIo2uj3
S312, S4O3 % S239.
elsie er ionoiunIlqois Sc beieit,
&suuluacr, iom nogcuitnoe er bIeoe,
tetoIt Ieieoc l5or0arbcioere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10

Glepcr. Sao or ser piocn'tobcllgS
SfoIcr nleo aluSier / II iorltlclllgt
tSoq % nteo 1888 Gleuer. 1e&noelt
err Scr 352 nlge MGno uloer 10
oonileIic til at bli Sngierere, go
ltuocrcr Observation-Disclosures o.
sos inu0ercr De meoicinlfc Giocnita.
Der. ) ocu meoiciulfe SfoIc lTrcr
Sc ifIe bare bporoan man ifal bclbrc
0e 0c ipgc, men ogloo bporoon man
itaI toae ia al Dem naar DC DOR, loci
Scr er aurius i "GmboIming an0
6uncrol management" meo 80
GIcper.
&or Hegiering tar liz 8oot al DC
lngc Mpllb, scr lcO Sfnbc pnn Gem.
ncr eller paa Selbrco / art8atlene.
ltCn. SOt3 Der er ilogeil itorlt =allle'
Soloat, Ser fom tll'tooc mi
ser ariacn % iom life bar bcnptte;
ia al oemc 0iGlp, tIIraooeS ban
itrar at ifrlpc til "SeoernI @onrb OF
Gocational Goutation, Walbin9ton,
:. e."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10

bags telegraierebes, at Sopict Nr-
nlecn itoo finn 20 Diil ira Cbcaia.
Faa oen sltIige Slei / Sporuala1,o
bar @olibcpifernc crobret ara8no.
uc0if pon Gitfpiten al oct faspilfe
Sap.
@oo0e NoIibcpifernca % gigba
ncrnce Sptrpoen imoo Terlien blir
mere % mere t%rien0e, c'tcr huno Der
berettea til Sonoon. ,,iplgc Wcl0ln-
ger ira DC trans talpiltc 9tcgloller
antomnlcr Der ita6ig Iroppctrana
porter oertil ira GlslanO, omtrlng
200O Wtanb on llgen. &c cr bel no.
rl,ltet oq lcoes al opqtige e|rinrltc 81
|iicerer.
%lslge telegram ira Tlnoipoitof
hor G5ctferne otter belnpgtlget lig
I~Srflriit. % De bar lellot Sropper oelt
oper Ian9s Den iibiriife @ane Tor at
a'lelc Dc rlinpn'te, lerbi1fe o9 polite
TagtpoIfer. Den her or oct gaaet
Dem golt, ioet DC er blet llaoet al
9olibcOiferne, % oct berctteS, at ire
Sotalloner G5cffere er paa Silbage-
bel tilfohS ira gtiibni.lloinit.
I'll @oibington or ser fontmet
Meloinaer ont, at rli5iiife @olibcpi-
fer holoer paa at refrlltcre Nnbie0te
og arig2'mqer / Siirfeiton til me
limits. WfilitPre SSploeprnfter op
rettes iom Sorbcrebclic til ct Selttog
MOB Sn6ien, beber oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10
ToheuSoIlsrnes ,9orlnue.

) Den prst'ite NationoIiorian.
lirg or Ser MI iremIagt et 6orilog,
iom ! @%lrteIlaheoen aaar no poa, at
Observation-Disclosures itaI behoIoe
i'm foloSiaIe Nrlpat'ormle ubeifan-
rel. ToriIolet rtaner rigtlgnot %
euoeI a%ltnitperfer % andre 0proiia.
Qer Ga cnoeI mirore pGroiiuIoe SIot.
te o. a1ore 9elooeIier. iom aeiIercn
SfaI ~operoraGe tt, StaterL men
iaa itdI ser ior 0ette NOES banl en-
Gritotulnq ooa TOO I2iuioner Mari.
Qerlmoo ifaI han behoIoe urert So
&lloer. (omter ol Nuie | Berlin.
Eotsoom. aieI 20 N.oen oq Sloite
"a @ooier o. Stoqe ooer belle Spif
Iano, iom tl.inmmcu ouiIanes Ill en-
@prol al 10 Dillioner Itarf. Slge
ioa behoIoer ban urgrt Sen ipriteIige
Tornue. iou or onbroat ! Sitter %
CbIlgatloncr men iuPrt Ii0et /
aria2Inau, ION sans plaicitrt "a.
beubort fife hor re3net Tor iuUrt
gobe Nopircr.
aronregaIlenc. icm ! ia icIU bar
irPrt Iloen @rroj, ifal tlIbsre Sta.
ten ~ rime.igcls iom NuiGrms.
qienitauoe - men be ,luOeIer. hoor.
meo De er imuttci. 'taI iorbIi Serr
@ohen3oQerns G,eroom.
SocloIutbIaoet "J'ouudrta retter
CT IIrnaenoe. bl;tert angreb paa
6ctte GoriIn9 bette Mseiterinffe
az qammcIgrsyUt aQcrnaaoigite
5nobberi I'll R~c'frttcIie az ben Wano.
iom loQ0e RUTLAND / Nhujrer
Scr tales bare ON @rcp 6oben3ol
lcrns Reitlgheocr iortipner @lo.
oct, Inlet er nGont ON hans 9rs
De"
"SorlIoge,s Qoragroi > operoro.
get III Statcn olsie prlra,e touqellac
eienoomme," ifyipcr 9looc, ploere,
"mel DC be'laar tuu al ct balu, Iii.
lin Nntner, m al Dem me6 10 8p.
refer OF s~tlstten % en- onben er en-
'or'aloen ,Sogthpt,e 90 oisie CT 49,
meaet p%rortobeIt Tor Ser Sohen3oI.
Tern bet bp;ici ! Craugcrid /
Yotaoam. Tom 6orilagc, aloer 8err
% Sul SohenIoleru 9ciiooelie al i
- 6oriiaites poa foi,s StSs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10
Kptnoerop.

@aibillgton Sen toe Sebr. Sislss
el ~otficiel SnoberettelIe til ltoenrigs-
ocparteenlntet CT Ell amerifanIt
&plnoe, S%oIepbine 6. aifeip, ur,oer
en- Na55ia til en- Eluntase NOR 2eroo
: Staten Durango, blepet bortiert at
merifanife ganoitter.
Zen omereifanife ambasiaOpr /
Werico Gitp bar tilitiuet Den inert.
tonlfe Gegiering ct Sorlangenoe ont.
at ocn Ierger for, at Wiis aifelu
ltrag iGttes / Sribeo iejen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10
Sreo 90 ufreo,
5orlfuiiclfe ia Stoe /.

'AAlt lAh thAi1 HANA NAiANtA1A ~
gcnoe:
Get or 0cn nlUPren0e franlte He-
Qlcring0 uioranoerllQe Volitlt life
al blanoc Tia inc / NualanoS more
I MullQQcnocr. Get linar HUSBAND
%iu.lollUnoig irit Tor al pGlgc lia hpll
fen Ne9ierlngeiorm, Oct lelu iinoer
bcoit. vi nil bucrten iorcllua nogcn
Rc0lcriuaaiprm eller opcrbopeoet Tor
holl0lc herom meo Sopiet Mlalnno.
llnhcr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cr Den beo.
lie Soritoaellc meO Nualauo nsopen
ola Tor at nfocnoe Ell 'arll9 Sltlla
ton. Zen "reoc @pIge" trller Der
oen, 90 Tor ar befiumpc ocn mac oi
oprettc Ell "iunltpr aorbon", llgelom
nj QIer ior at binorc Veitena llobre
belle"
Gcttc er ira Grnntrig2 Sioe en- I'm
Noloning til Hltalan0, 'om afpi9cr
bctpocliqt ira G%lcnlcnteall9 Eolltit-
iom ini0lcrtIo life brngtc nogcii'om.
belt Hs5nin1 poo oct r~l@lt'fc gro
blcnt.
Otter oen Bending, Sngcrne III
bar tn1et, bar oglaa ben polite TreS.
ic bcqnn0t at nAltere lor, at Der bur
tiQit muIigt InblebeS Greoarmocr-
banblmler mco Nlalalo.
@olihcpiferne9 ltoolg mere % me
re trltenNe Spcrntlouer | Netnlng ar
Veriien, Nteiopotnmien. N'Qhaulltan,
,Sroien OF Vtoulollet er moalte bel
Ter life ocn riu1rlte NuriaG til al Dc
Iuiere0e III lom Noilhepltcrne
ltAtruffer Jig ~ hnr 9ioct Volcn Gil
Inoelie til at inoIeoe Greb@unoer'
honolinaer nrco SopIet Nu2lm1o.
CQiau Rln1Tnien er lneget op'at
poa. at ser 'toI blI Trco, 'sr Nol'he
uiternc bclnuocr at up.te tu0oper
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ifc Nrcmierminiiier iom Tor nprpp-
renoc ~ophoIoer ia ! Varl2, 'tol hape
ertlpret, al NunTllen life aIene ttte
$500, Nrr.,,s,r ,,or =. So. no ~,
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ifraut ReQicriulcn / Mioitpa iaa
ulot SET iremaoar oIrcielt hon
ionttiouerct g.. fooucratlue ScIita
brrs Cccrcrstontlt mco Se NQjcrcoe.
er 6ct ;r~hluiGuoe at 0cunc Nauocgs
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S;oux Citv Kvapmarked.

uorpLynO- Steers....,,S 7.CO- 500
20 ~ Kv,;er s.. S.r0-.2.")
Stockers and feeders. S.'o-ld.oO
Calves and yearlings.... NV ~
Swim, bulk.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10
Omaha ~Kvapmarked.

Hornkvng- Native steersl2.OO -ia.w
K;ar &C Ky;er 7.25-f3.2o
co.Lors nd feeders go LEG
c. pr,t of Gales Ii 90-l4.t0
- S.5C-1S.00
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10
Chicago Kvegmarked.
Kansas City ~Kvegmarked.

Hornkvag Steers. SUD l.9O
XIX 90 Kv;er 6.65-1j.pC
Stockers and feeders. .oO-ii..o
Civ pill ~ Gales 400 t4.50
law II. 50-iS.5O
E.,r 9.25-lt.15
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1920-05-27
[ T5T'he |
WGlTp(r1l6Q
SHORE ACRES" WITH ALICE
LAKE AT PALACE THEATER

ashore Acres" with Alice Lake. in
the world-famous drama which played
at the California theater, Los Angeles,
three weeks ago, first time shown, is
coming to the Palace theater.
ashore Acres" the Screen Classics,
Inc, perturbation Of James A. Herne's
celebrated stage drama of New Eng
land folk, in which Alice Lake will
star, is announced as the feature at
traction at the Palace theatar for =
run of two days beginning Friday.
The screen production of the famous
Herne comedy drama. in which the
well known author, star, and producer,
toured from coast to coast, is Il faith
full exposition of the immortal stage
play and constitutes in its tremendous
dramatic power and delicious rural
characterizations a notable achieve
ment on the silVerSheet.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1920-05-27
APRIL BIG MONTH
ON HONOLULU DOCKS
lEv Associated Press


HONOLULU. T. H.. May 27,-April
was q big month on Honoluiu's water
front, with q total Of seventy-two
merchant ships docking here, accord
ing to the records of Captain w. r.
Foster, harbor master. The total mer-
chant tonnage in and out for the month
was 463,S55 tons of steamers and p
1856 tons of sailing ships.
The har6or master pointed out that
the above figures were exclusive of
the British battle cruiser Renown,
which was here April IS with the
Prince of Wales aboard and the thirty
six cruisers, destroyers and tenders of
the United States navy which We're
mere during the Hawaiian Missions
centennial.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1920-05-27
.BOYCE ATEN POST
TO JOIN PARADE
.ON MEMORIAL DAY
Appeal Sent Out by President
Vaughn Thompson; Outline
of Days Events Is Giren
General Public.

Boyce Aten Post will unite with
other posts in the valley in properly
observing Memorial Day.
President Vaughn Thompson has
sent the following letter to the mem.
bers OF the post:
Dear Comrade. If you have attend
ed the last few meetings of the Post
you have heard discussed the PROPOSE
ton of our post joining with the other
posts and organizations of the valiey
IN Memrlal Day exercise and parade
here at Ell Centre.
Arrangements are being completed
this week, under the leadership of
Judge Cole, as chairman of the COM
mlttee on arrangements, and Mr. Purl
Willis, chairman of the parade COM
mlttee, for the exercises and parade
on Monday. May 81.
The plan of events for the day is as
follows:
$3.50 a. m.-Firing squad and cere-
money at cemetery.
1913 a. m.--Parade in FL Centre, in
which all organizations of the valley
will take part.
1l:15 a. m.-Speaking and exercises
in Ell Centre Park.
The members of this post are to
meet in front of the county court house
at a. m. to go to the cemetery. All
who own automobiles are requested
to have them at the court house at
that time, to assist in taking cher
comrades the cemetery.
Upon returning from the cemetery
the members of the post are to form
for the parade at the east entrance to
the barbara Worth bOtol
Also, on Sunday, May 30, our chap
lain, Comrade Hartman, will conduct
memorial service at the First Pres
byterian church, Sixth and Orange
streets, at II a. m. This service will
be especially for former service men
and women. The members of the post
will attend the service in a body, as
scmbling at the county court house
at 1890 a. m. and go from there to
the church.
There is movement throughout
the United States now to further the
BOYCE ATEN-
cause of Americanization. and to in
culcat in the minds of the people more
than ever the thought of true patriot
ism. May 81 has been decided upol,
by the Imperial Valley organization
as the day to emulate the principle of
Americanism and patriotism. The
American Legion, as an organization.
and every member is expected to sup
port this movement in every way pos
sible.
! therefore appeal to you personally,
and as president of the local post of
the American Legion, to assist to make
the exercises on that day and the me-
mortal service on May 80 a success by
attending and taking part in them.
ing possible for our post, so please
We want to make the very best shows
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1920-05-27

INLAND JUSTICE
IN BAD WITH LAW

INLAND, May 27.-Justicc of the
Peace j. Lloyd Stewart, of this city,
this morning fred three shots at
Gel. Il. A. Smith. proprietor Of bar
Der shop and pool hall, after a heated
altercation, but none OF the shots
took effect. Smith Immediately left
for Cajipatria where he swore out a
v'or"ant for the arrest of The justice
Of the peace on a charge Of assault
with a deadly weapon.
According to the story told by
Smith to Justice of the Peace Harper
at Calipatria, Stewart came to his
place of business and there was q
lively dispute over the arrest of one
OF Niland's citizens. The alteration
developed into a heated discussion
ending in Stewart firing three shots
at the proprietor as he left the hall
Constable M. c. Morris was entrust-
cd with serving the warrant on the
justice of the peace. but up to late
hour today was unable to find the
inland justice.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1920-05-27
THREE FRISCO MEN
ENTER TOURNAMENT

SAN FRANCISCO, May 27.-Ro-
land Roberts, Willis Davis, Howard
Kinsey and Peck Griffin are to enter
the sectional tennis doubles champion
ships of the Pacific coast to be held
in Los Angeles July /, it has been an
nounced here. The winners at Los
Angeles will be sent east to compete
for the national title.
Some Of San Francisco's best play
ers are to be seen in action in the
Central California championships in
Sacramento May 20, among them Rob
erts, Robert and Howard Kinsey, Ray
johnson, Bill Bettens, Herbert Suhr,
De Back. Ray Greenberg, John Stra-
chan and Mel Rosenberg.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1920-05-27
EMPLOYEE RETIRED


KETCHIKAN, Alaska, May o.
by maiD-John Firth. for years
factor of the Hudson's Bay Company
post at Fort Mcpherson, on the Artit
coast, has retired according to wore
received here. The Mcpherson post
is located farther north than any
other station operated by the COM
pany.
Firth was known by probably every
trader, trapper and whaler along the
Arctic Coast. His son-in-law, Jack
Parsons, has succeeded him as factor
The old factor will not come outside
to spend his remaining ycars but will
live IN a home recently built for him
at the fort.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1920-05-27
PRAIRIE DOG CITY
FINALLY DESTROYED
CBy Associated Pressl

PHOENIX. ARIZ., May 27.-Com-
plete determination Of what was con-
sidered one of the largest prairie dog
towns in the west has been reported
to the predatory animal inspectors
office here by the Chiricahua Cattle
Company of Cochise county, south
eastern Arizona. More than 100000
prairie dogs We're estimated to have
lived ION the company's ranch of more
than 10000 acres until the manage
ment started an offensive campaign
against them. Now their vast honey
combs of underground burrows are
utterly deserted, the company reported
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1920-05-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack McClain. sister
land brother-in-law of Mrs. Earl Waugh
Of this city, arrived this morning from
Honolulu and will visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Waugh for few days., Mr.. and
Mrs. McClain are on six months va
cation tour in the United States and
drove from San Francisco to the I'M
perial Valley. They viii continue
their drive to Nebraska and the East,
returning by way of Seattle. Mr..
McClain is connected with large
manufacturing concern in Honolulu.
Write your Grain and Hay insur-
ance with l.. p. Sargent, $50 Main
ST., FL Centre. Best companies.
Lowest rates. Do it nOw.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1920-05-27
NEW BASEBALL PARK
BUILT lin SHORT TIME
Rv Associated Press)

VICTORIA, B. c. May 27.--Victo-
ria's construction records were brok
en- when Il new baseball park was built
here this spring in Il few weeks time
for the local games of the new Pacific
international League. The park seats
about 1000 and baseball men say il
is one of the largest in Canada.
When Victoria was awarded fran
chise in the league early in April
there was no park here for the games
So city officials, business men anC
baseball followers launched cam.
paign which resulted in the immediate
construction.
The park is located near the EN-
press hotel on the waterfront.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1920-05-27
FIVE HOLES OF GOLF
COURSE READY JULY I
CBy Associated Press

GREELEY COLO, May 27.-Five
of the nine holes of the golf course
at the new Greeley country club will
be opened for play in July, probably
early in the month, according to the
directors. Half of the course has al
ready been seeded and work is unde.
wav on the buildings.
The course was 80 acre farm The
structure will be remodeled to the
needs Of the club, which has 175 men,
bers, who have pledged $4,000.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1920-05-27
k8GSoiitgiI;|
SENIORS CAPTIVATE AUDIENCE

The Seniors of the Contra! Tiig;,
last night boosted the standard of
high school dramatics notch in their
play, What Happened to Jones %
The students played to full house
and kept it in an uproar of laughter
from beginning to end. The efficient
coaching of Mr.. Rice was apparent in
every line. The scenery was especial
ly fine, showing the sitting room of
Ebenezer Goodly. Music was furnish
ed between acts by Miss Hoover with
the high school orchestra.
John Berry as Ebenezer Goodly,
professor of anatomy, played his part
in professional style. Although slight
ly hcn-pecked by his wife, Matilda,
Goodly finally pulled himself out of a
tight Scrape and was entirely forgiv-
Ell.
Matilda Goodly, Ebenezcr's wife
was played by Ethel Davis. She was
an ideal housewife.
Miss Grace Curtis very cleverly
took the leading role as Cissy, Eben-
ezer's adopted daughter, acting as Il
girl with lots of pep and clever enough
to catch Jones in his deception.
Miss Yevette SammuT;5 rs Minerva,
Goodly's daughter deserves much
credit for her good work.
Miss Juanita Holloway as Marjorie
Goodly's other daughter took the part
of lovable young girl to perfection
Thomas Burge as Richard Heather
ly, in love with Marjorie was the
| typical young man of today, and add
ed great deal to the charm OF the
play.
Elmer keltz as the Indian and
Wesley Hiel as the sanatorium keeper
were both excellent.
Miss Wilma Webster took the part
Of an old maid with cleverness that
kept the audience in mrth at al
times.
Harold Stricken as the Bishop OF
Ballarat, was just cut out for the part
James Loufbourow as Jones "Wht
travels for hymn book company
was the hit Of the evening, from the
moment of his entrance until The
final curtain the audience laughed al
his funny situations and the excellent
manner in which he played the part.
A crowd which taxed the capacity
Of the high school auditorium witness
ed the play. The play was the great
est success financially in the history Of
the school between $3.50 and $40
being taken in which will be used t
defray graduation expenses.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1920-05-27

At specially called meeting Of the
carpenters union local No. 1886 it was
unanimously voted to declare Monday.
May 81, holiday and that all men
belonging to the carpenters union OBJ
serve that day in Just and correct cele-
bratiCn Of exercises as may take place
in the city of FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1920-05-27
PIPE MATCHES EGGS
By Associated Press)

RIO VISTA, CAL, May PA
woman, living near here, recently set
a box of eggs in corner of her room,
beneath which was water pipe kept
constantly warm by fire in the cook
stove. She planned to keep the eggs
until the price would go up. Instead
she heard the chirping of chicks, and
on investigation found that AZ of AZ
eggs had Matched.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1920-05-27
STEAL SPRUCE TREE

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, May
pa. Fl. Carvie, recently reported
to the police that a 3-year-old Norway
spruce tree was stolen from his front
yard. The thieves dug a trench around
the roots leaving large hole where
the tree had stood.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1920-05-27
Write your Grain and Hay insur.
ance with l.. =. Sargent, $50 Main
ST., El Centre. Best companies
Lowest rates. Do it now.-Adv.

Last night Mrs. Elder complained
to the police that her purse containing
$50 had been stolen and asked assist
ance in locating it. The officers be-
came suspicious Of u year old boy
having the purse and when they 10
Gated him he promptly told them he
did not take it or have it, but that he
could find it at certain house. They
went to the house mentioned by the
boy and located the purse.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1920-05-27

Without a dissenting vote, the Ell
Centre grammar school district yes
terday voted 6 per cent interest on a
bond issue of $4,000 which had been
approved at l. per cent some months
lago. The vote was light because of
lacl; of opposition. The board will be
able to dispose of the bond issue at
the higher rate Of interest and will
erect two new school buildings to ac-
commodate Increased school popula-
ton
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1920-05-27

The Delta Implement Company an
nounces that it will close at noon IN
stead of at 6 o'clock in the evening,
as announced in yesterdays Press.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1920-05-27
HONESTLY IT'S THE BEST POL
ICY WHEN WRITTEN BY EDGAR
BROTHERS REALTY COMPANY.
628 MAIN ST.-Adv.

Secretary +. II. McIver Of Imperial
Irrigation District has returned from
Los Angeles, where he was busy com
pleting printing and signing details of
the 100000 worth Of bonds sold last
week to Imperial Valley bankers
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1920-05-27

Family leaving for the summer?
Store your piona and household goods
in the basement Of our reinforced
Store your piano and household goods
ley. Let our experienced man crate
and pack your goods for shipping.
Daily truck service to San Diego.
Phcre | for rates. Pioneer Truck 4
Transfer Company.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1920-05-27

To be rich is not the chief end Of
man. One can only sleep in one bed
at time, occupy but one house and
eat but one meal. Beyond that we
need but little
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1920-05-27


All former service men and women,
whether members Of the American Lee
gion or not, are invited to join with
this post in attending the services or
exercises.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1920-05-27

She will like you TO bring the right
company along on the auto ride. but
make sure it is few bottles of ice
cold Cherry Blossoms.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1920-05-27

Mrs. j. +. Hodge left today for Mis-
rcuri to spend the summer with her
daughter. Mr.. Hodge and son VIII
are going to drive through to the
same destination. starting carly in
July.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1920-05-27

Write your Grain and Hay insur-
ance with l.. Z. Sargent, $50 Main
St, III Centre. Best companies.
Lowest rates. DO it n0w.--Adv.