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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-03
PITTMAN in FIGHT
TO HELP THE
FARMERS
(By the National Press)

WASHINGTON, D. C., May L.
Especial to The Times.) Senator
Pittman today in forceful speech last
ing over one hour scored the admin
istration senators for withholding
legislation that would benefit farming
The result was that be forced immedi-
ate consideration and passage of the
bill which permits war finance cor
poration to loan money to farmers.
Pittman quoted from Federal Farm
Bureau Association and Eugene My
ers, director of war finance corpora
ton, showing great and immediate
need for passage of this act.
Pittman charged that this and
other bills that would relieve the
farmer had been buried in committee
Senator Smoot said that the commit
tee had been busy on tariff and that
members of the committee were wait
ing for an opportunity to secure unani-
nous consent for immediate consdera-
ton of the measure Pittman replied
that the tariff bill has been out of
the committee for three weeks, but
that he would be glad to yield the
floor if Senator Smoot would present
bill and report. Senator McNary. OF
Oregon, said he had introduced i'll
December resolution for relief of
farmers and understood that the bill
was to be reported favorably. 1t was
forced immediate consideration and the
bill passed.
1t is now up to members of House
OF Representatives to secure the pas
sage of bill through lower body OF
congress.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-03
yER|NCTON MEN
ASK J|TNEY PERMITS

Within the last few days there
have been filed with the Public Ser
vice Commission several applications
for certificates of public convenience
and necessity as follows:
Butter and L.amberson. passenger
and express service from Ycrington to
any point in the state;
Ilscman and Fitchctt. passenger SER
vice on call from Wabuska:
D. B. l.axton, freight service be-
tween Eureka and Elko:
Bert T. Boyson. passenger service,
on call from Elko to points i'll Elko
County.
Notices have been issued permitting
the filing of protests. if there be any,
to the granting OF the ABOVE applica-
tons. said protests to be filed within
twenty days.
Protest has already been received
aainst the granting of a certificate to
Butter and L.amberson and the case
has been set for hearing on May 5th,
1922
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-03
AN EVENING
ENJOYABLY SPENT

Mr., and Mrs. c. II. Milne enter
tanned at their home on North
Main and Pearl streets on Thursday
evening Among those who en-
joyed the delightful affair were Mr.
and Mrs. John Baker, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Barton, Mrs. Julia Kelly. Mrs,
|. A. Strosnider. Mrs Vernon Don
nelly: Misses Beatrice Carroll, Ruth
Johnson, Elizabeth Baker and Doris
Milne: Messrs Emmitt Hamlin, ]. b.
Gillian. r. Lothrop, Lloyd Lamberson
The evening was very enjoyably spent
by playing cards. and dancing to music
by Miss Carroll. At midnight sand
wichcs. cake and coffee were served
to the guests.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-03
GROUND GLASS FOUND
IN RANCHER'S FOOD

Mrs. Mary Phillips. c. j. Dick and
Oliver Parsons. OF Walker Lake were
arrested last Thursday, on warrant
sworn out by Captain Phillips. husband
OF Mrs. Phillips. on d charge of at
tempted poison. by administering
ground glass in MIR. Phillips food
The defendants were bound over to
the District Court by Justice of the
Peace Mccarthy. who fixed their bail
at $1,000 each.
Last week specimen of pudding
believed to contain the poison. was
sent To a Reno chemist. who said il
contained ground glass in large
quantities.
For several days Mrs. Phillips has
been too ill to leave her bed. so it was
not until Thursday that the sheriff.
office could bring her before the ma
gistrate
Mr.. Parsons. the only one OF the
trio who could raise bond. returned
to the ranch Thursday evening.
MIR. aid Mrs. Parsons were married
in Yerington about two months age
by Justice OF the Peace Blanchard.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-03
ENGINEER WILL
ADVISE FARMERS

County Agricultural Agent buchanan
has secured the services OF Thomas
King. rural engineer of the state farm
bureau for the week OF May 18th to
Goth. Mr.. King is a civil engineer OF
Is years experience and farmers of
Lyon county can secure the services OF
Mr.. King on any engineering problem
by making an appointment through the
farm bureau office. Mr.. King has had
experience in developing un d err
ground water and any farmer contcm-
plating the installation OF pumping
plant can secure MIR. Kings advice free
OF charge by asking for it. Mr., King
can also give demonstrations on the
operation OF pumping plants. construc
ton of septic tanks. etc.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-03
Personal ITEMS
FROM MASON

Mr. |. Strosnider shipped several car
loads of cattle from Mason this week.
Mr.. Fred Ludwigson left Saturday
for Ludwig to take a position there.
Messrs, and Mesdames s. Taboo,
De Graw, T. H. Lever, I. S. Dickson,
E. L. Kidd, d. Gurr and A. G.. Stur-
geon and S. Dickson attended the
Masonic dance held in Yerington on
Saturday night.
Mr.. w. r. Cox of the Mason Val
ley Mines Company left Thursday
for San Francisco on visit.
Mrs. Scott, of Thompson. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hail
Mr.. E. l.. Scott left for Godficld,
where he has secured good position.
Mrs. Scott and family will follow
shortly.
Z. p. McCulla returned from
Grass Valley, where he had been to
attend the funeral of his mother
The Ladies Aid held their usual
monthly social at the church Friday
afternoon, there being large attend
ance. A pleasant time was spent
and delicious refreshments were served
by Mrs. d. Welgie and Mrs. r. Du-
rand.
Miss Elva Rector left for Sacramen-
to Sunday to visit with friends.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-03
STIFF FINES ARE
GIVEN TO FIGHTERS

Pasquaiino Acciari and Angelo Ro-
mani created good deal of excite
ment Oh Main street last Sunday eve
ming. when they engaged in fist
fight in front OF the Silver Palace sa-
loon. The men were soon separated
by Chief of Police Kelly. who placed
them both under arrest. When ar
raigned before Judge Phipps, the fol-
lowing day both OF them pleaded
guilty and were fined $50 each. Ro.
mani declared that the fine was toe
heavy and that he would serve his
time out in Jail However. after few
hours spent inN the city bastile he
concluded that the fine was the least
OF two evils and sent hurry call for
funds, which were furnished by friends
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-03
PROM ONE BIG SUCCESS

evening at the Rink Hall, was a gala
event The hall was beautifully and
artistcally decorated in the class
colors OF green and white The floor
was in perfect condition and the MT
sic furnished by the Razzbcrry or
chestra, with Miss Lois Smythe at
the piano. was highly complimented
by all. The large crowd which re-
manned was loath to leave at 2:30,
when Home Sweet Home was played,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-03

contestants for the Light Heavy
j Feather Weight Championship Of the
lWest All lovers of the manly art
should. congrcgate here to see Ire
lands pride. Kid Baldini.'' go four
fast rounds with Knockout jolly" Of
the Hawthorne club.
! Hot Dogs!.! Eat and be merry while
you watch the fun at the Woodcraft
and w. O. w. booth. Hot Dogs.
! piping hot. Hear EN- bark at Kelly,
the watch dog of Yerington. Step
right up to the counter folks. before
| they are all gone.
Step right across from the Wood
craft booth and sample the Flour
Mills Hot Sconcs.' piping hot. like
mother used to make. Don't forget
this place its the first booth to the
left when you enter the Lam building.
Don't miss the chance of lie time
TO see the most interesting goat OF
Lyon county at the farmbureau booth.
Pete Henrichs captured this ferocious
animal. only after a hard battle i'll
the wlds Of Wabuska. the northern me-
tropolis of the valley And the Private
Still" Folks. confitlcntially. this is
a scream and would not be exhibited
ii the patent had not been already ap-
piled for.
At Judge Blanchards Wheel OF For
tune you have a chance to win a dol
lar ior dime You cant invest
dime better, SO the Judge says.
Here is a chance to make some money
ION the Judge, so step right up folks
and don't all crowd at once.
Fisherman. try your luck at the
Rcbcccas' Fish pond. No license re-
quircd and you are apt to catch
whale, Don't forget Rcbecca at tn.
Fish pond.
Hit the Niger Babies at the Eagles
booth Hit the Niggcr baby ant'
hear the Eagle scream. Here is
where you get your smokes. fellows
Dan Mcleod will care for you. '6u,
don't all step up at once. Try on
that baseball arm you say you got
You know in your heart you could
have gone into the big leagues. il you
had only had chance to play or
something else besides bush league
team.
Confetti. scrpcntinc will be sold b,
the Mason Womaps Club, iw the Ian
building This will give the carniva
a Madri Gras effect and add to tn.
mcrrmcnt.
Say folks. il you were not in the
service take peep at the American
I.cgion's Museum OF the World War
You get your moneys worth here
The boys have collected lot OF in
tcrcsting souvenirs OF the World
War. and here is chance to, get
some first hand dope on the Bochcs.
See the Mystic Maze of the
!. o. o. +. Step in just before you
go to the 40 camp and you will get
the thrill OF your life.
On your way to the '49 Cam try
your luck at Bill Powers Ham. Ba-
con and bean booth. Bring home
the bacon Sambo. the bay mare needs
a new pair of shoes, You can't
lose here. Don't forget folks. Oh
your way to the 40 Camp. stop at
Bill Powers Ham and Bacon Empori
unl. in the old fire house.
You shouldn't miss the Mason Val
ley Literary Clubs stunt at the Gra
NADIA Thcatcr Some real live stunts
here. and whole hours entertainment,
You should see "Aunty Cheerful.
She is a sketch. And "Gluckman. the
Glazicr." When you are tired OF
dancing at the 40 camp, folks. go over
to the Granada. and enjoy this fur
making comedy.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-03
AN ENJOYABLE EVENING


The members of the Eastern Star
and Masonic lodges. with invited
guests, spent social evening at the
Odd Fellows Hall last Saturday eve
ming. The evening was spent in
dancing TO music furnished by the
Razzberry orchestra. Later refresh
ments which consisted of sandwiches
cake and ice cream were served to
one hundred guests. Refreshments
were furnished by the Home Restaur-
ant. The cakes were artistically
decorated with pink stars and the
initials F. and A. NJ.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-03
ENJOYABLY ENTERTAINED

Mrs. John Beaupert and Mrs. Tom
Lever entertained the Pythian Sisters
last Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Bcaupert. Tea and cake were
served after pleasant afternoon of
sewing and chatting.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-03
MEETING ON MAY 9TH

The next meeting OF the American
Legion Auxiliary will be held next
Tuesdays, at which time six new
members will be initiated
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-03
MOTHERS DAY

Mothers day will be observed with
a special service at the Methodist
church Sunday morning, May l4th.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-03

Ruel Lothrop is now the proud pos.
SCISSOR of new Durant car.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-05-03

Manuel Farrias, of Wabuska, came
in Friday to take in the Prom.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-29
DESDE ARECIBO

Aogtso 26.-El martcs Sc eSpciAn en-
este puerto los vaporrS San Juan y
ell "Ccrnzal''. ccn variad;, carga.
Hoy tuvo lugar como So hab[a
anmCiadH la rcyiSta de las trolcsS en-
el c; mi l.amcnto de Ia Gunrdin Nacio,
nal por ell Hon. Gobernador Mr.. Reilly
A la una fuorcn 0bSeqIia,l1s el Gober
nador su ccmitiva, con I'M IHnch por
la oficialitlad de la GuardiH Na"ienai.
A las dos estaban formadas todas las
companias al frente la banda de mu-
sica, Sc celebro la gran parada. La com
pah1I de Cabo Rojo obtuvo III copt
con que Sc premiGba Il la cumlanfa
blanco. Una inmcnsa concurrcncin ll"-
ltlba CT campo admiram o la marci;
lidad de cstos i6vcncs. Sc t0mo una
pclfcula Y varias fot0glG:ffas.
Aver So rcuni6 In ASamhlrd Nh
niciral prescntando los scilores Mora
Ac0sta Y Lcdo Sulivercs. una crdenan-
III, autUrizanGO una tranSfcrcncia dt
fondos por la usma de $3.50, con que
atender tres plazaS de maeStros ne
cesariaS Nlll que puedan ingres;r Ell
ha Alta EScuela mds de Glen nilCs d.
octave grade. que no9 tiencn a&ientt
por faltG de profcsOreS. ES diguo dc
APPLAUSE cl acIcrd0 de la Asamblc;
Municipal que proportional cl pan dc
III enseilanZG Il tAntGS j0vcneS quo
qucdaban anulH los de Sus eStudiCs.
Aver Sc sacrificaron para cl cnmpa-
mente de la Guardia Nacional, ciento
diez cerd0s para UbsCquiaroS il t0dos
como ultimo dia ha peFmanencia en- el
camramentO.
--.Anlche hub0 II nconato Gr inc2n
dio. motivado por un crlIce de al;,m-
brcs elGctricos en- cl cafctin FL MiSSi-
pf. bajos del hotel Coyad0nga. Fl
prcnto auXilio Ric La pOlic!a b0mbero>
Y paisanGs evit0 I'M gran Sini"Stro.
pues est;ba al lado de la qunca!la dc
los seilores Mera Y Co.
Sc Ea concedidO I'm mes de lircn-
cia con sucldo, Il la comaaIrona muEi-
cipal seilOra Elvira Al0ilZo
--El Consejo autc Giza Il Comisio-
nado de instruction para nombrar con-
series tenporeros hasta el prilnero de
septiembrc pagandolO de sus fondos.
Ell cine Ideal presenta I'M iutcrc-
sante progrGma de exhibition de pc
lfculaS para csba semalla.
-Continda mejorandu de srs do
lcncias cl Hon. fiscal seilor Santiago
S. Palmer.
CoWcspOnsdl.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-29
AnunciO de Subasta de
EdiiciO y Maquinaria

Por cl prescnte Sc avisa al publ
co que el dia 10. de septiembre pro
ximo Yenidero, las p. NJ, procede-
re a vendcr en- publica subasta en- mi
oficina notarial sta en- San Juan, ca
lie de la Tanca numero 2 (Belaval
Buiiding) un edifcio de cemento y
hero acoplado, de ,140'X42'X26' sito
en- e barrio de Miradero del munich
pic de Cabo Rojo, con toda la maqui-
maria, calderas, tuberias de vapor y
aqua, laboratorio quimico Y demas
efectos que dicho edficio encierra
constituyen la factoria azucarera de
la Central Belbedere, perteneciente
d. Alfredo Raffucci y actualmente
depositados en- poder de d. Hiram Go
mez, de Mayagiez.
Dicha subasta Sc cfectua a gesti0n
dc los SreS. Sobrinos de Ezquiaga dc
este comcrcio, y en- ejecucion de cicr-
to contrato dc prGstamo y prenda ce-
lebrado entire estos Y el dicho Sr. Raj
fucci, consignado en- cscrituras Nos.
10G 107 dc fechas 1 y 8 de octubre
de octubre de 1920 ante el notario D.
Arturo Reichard para cubrir el prin-
cipal adeudado ascendente a $21 ,245.23,
sus intereses al go anual desde 80 de
diciembre de 1921, en- cuanto
I.S10.176.83, y desde mayo 80 del ano
ei cllrso, en- cuanto $1l068.40, con
mas $4,000 satisfcchos al Pueblo de
Puerto Rico por contribuciones de di-
chos biencs durante el pasado ejerci-
clio, los gastos que origine la subas-
ia provision de titulo al comprador.
FL plego de condolences que regira
para dicha subasta, asi como cl dcta-
lie Y especifcaci6n de las pleas dc
maquinaria que integran los biencs
pignorados y sus titulos de propiedad,
Sc encuentran en- mi dicha oficina no.
tarial, donde podran ser examinados
por los interesados en- todo dia labo-
rable de z 5 p. M.
San Juan, p; II. 20 de agosto de
1922.
Eduardo Acuna,
Notario publico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-29
F Do 7 BALL
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Continuation de Ia tercera.)
ma enGrgica, que significa discipline,
que estamos en- una ciudad extraiia,
v cuya sociedad nos ha dispensado
una acogida fntimamente cortes Y que
bajo ningdn concepto puede permitir
la retirada... Y ell captain del "Pon-
CO F. 3. c., sacrifica ell triunfo de
la tarde, Ell verdaderO triunfO de su
Club, antes que dar un espectaculo
descortes, no obStante tener sobrada
raz6n para retirarse como asf 10 COM
prendi0 toda Ia sOciedad dc ArecibO.
Faltan pocos minutes para terminar
el jueg0. Nos alineamos. perO va no
eran los once jugadores del noble
equipo los que allf estaban. Fran
once siluetas movedizas forzosamente,
pero llenos de educaci6n y delicadeza,
que prefirieron el sacrifice del triun-
70. antes que dar una prueba de des-
cortesia. /. Minutes antes de termi-
mar el partido. Agudo mete el goal,
que les di0 la victoria dc un modo tan
drbitrariO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-29
DODGE BROTHERS

Como CAIRO duro, econ6mico y SO.
guro no hay NADIA en- este mercado co.
mo el caro- Dodge Brothers, por me-
nos de dos mil d6Iares.
Andreu,. Aguilar. ~ Co.,
San Juan, r. X. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-29
SlMPATICO ENLACE

En- Guayama hubo el domingo una
simpdtica bOda. uniendo slI suerte el
cult0 galen0 Juan b. Nugueras. quT
ejWce en C1yey, y Ia distinguiGa SEX
norita Olga Barnes. muy estimGda
tGinbi6n por a socledad gliayamesn.
Que sean fellces.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-29

III espectdculo dado por los Sres,
del Real en- este partidO, ha sido
ginaci6n humana pueda concebir. 49,.
El triunfo obtenido en- este match, CS
una mancha que yendra a marchitar
algdn laurel que .otro, que quizas haya
obtcnido ell Real en- hpena lid, ppeis
es bueno decir que la mayoria de los
triunfos del "San, Juan, Sc los debe
la actuaci0n, de los arbitrios. !
ahora, preguntamos nos0tros, ,. Sres.
del Real. iD6pdes sestd 6sa caballe-
rosidad tan .significada de, Que cada
momento Vds,c h,acern, alarde?.,.
sD6nde estan los principles y prestti-
gio de SUI Club?. %. ;En que sitio de
jaron vdes.. esa reconocida caballero-
sidad de que habla IN realista GUAM
do escribi0 aquel rartfculo con mpotivo
de la desastrosa derrota que, les pro-
pin0 el "Espaila f. B., Co.. FL pro
ccder rastrero de Que entonces habla-
ba este realista, que no tnyo el yalOr
cfvico de estampar su, firma al pie de
su artfculo. ha sido !el verificado por
vdes., Ell ell campo "Olimpo", de Are
cibo, en- la tarde del 20 de, iagosto de
1922. Hablen ahora de caballerosi-
dad, Sres. realistas.
y puesto que Vdes. tienen tanta Sc
guridad Ell su triunfo, segun oim0s de-
cir. ;por que no arriesgan Ell un nue.
v0 juego. en- el mismo Arecibo, la CO.
pa que tan arbitrariamente Sc lleva-
ron, abusando de la benevOlencia de
todos reparan asf la falta de corte-
sfa cOmetida por Vdes.?... Entonces
81 Vdes. ganan Ell buena lid, nosotros,
ell Ponce +. b. c., scra ell 1ro. en-
extenderle SUI fciicitaci5n sin rencor
de ninguna clasc..... Pero ganen con
honor. Come debe ganarse...
Despues del partido, infinidad dc
amigos v enthusiasts, fueron a yisi
! tarnos casa del distinguido compa
triota Antonio Roses, para protestal
de Ia actitud del "Real San Juan F.
b. c." TambiGn nos visitaron, los dis
tinguidos Sres. Don Andres Oliver J
Don Gabriel Corrca, los cuales nos
msieron de manifesto que, tan prom
to como Sc termine ell Grand Stand
due va estard construyendO ell Sr
Oliver, regalarfa una cOpa magnffic;
para que sea jugada Ell tres partidO'
entire ell Ponce +. B. c." y el "Rea
! San Juan L. B. c." Estas manifes
taciones fueron acogidas entire afro
nadores aplausos, puesto que prontC
Sc nos presentarfan tres Oportunida
des para demostrarle oil Real Sal
Juan f. B. c., Ia superiOsidad de
noble equipo del "Poncc F. B. c."
Por medic de esta cr6nica depOrti
va, queremos expresar nuestro mas
reconocido agradecimientO, a la culti
sociedad arecibeiia por las atenciones
cortesfa dispensadas, asf como tam
bien en- el terreno personal, al finan
ciero Don. Andres Oliver; al entusias
ia spo,tn,an Don Gabriel Correa y
los queridos amigos SilveriO Ferndn
dez y Antonio Roses, que tan corte
scs y atentos fueron para con nos
otros.
Y ahora, al estanipar nuestra mas
ehergica protesta por la actuaci0n dc
los Sres. del Real, cverdad, amable
lector, que el tftulo de esta extensa
cr6nica ha sido bien combinado?.
Agustfp NGCG,TO.
Guayama. p. r., agostO 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-29

Este reloi Musical Constituye el
mjor rgulador iamds conocido, por ell ba5o
precio que vende.
Fabricado del metal mas fno, constituye
este reloj un aparato eNacto, obra dc notables
artifces De ecgante apariencia tanto en- su
acabado como en- su estilo. Es nikelado. Su
discfo es de un arte maravilloso Consttuye
un verdadero ornamento para cualquier habi-
taci6n o sala.
Toca con una precision maravillosa, en-
cnalqnier momento que listed 10 desee, con
solo earle una vuelta Ia lave. FL apara'
to musical hallase colocado en- la parte dc
abaio. Y lanza sus melodias por cerca de
- mnutoS
rs un regulator perfecto un instru'
mento musical verdadero.
No existe ningin ricSgo para listed Stno
ameda satisfecho, cl dinero Ic sera devuelto.
Prenda este anuncio EN- una hoia de papeL
escriba su nombre direction, envienos
adiunto so centavos en- selOs de correo para
los gastos de envio listed pagara por ell
reloi 50 .85 cuando llegue a sus manOs.
Escrba hoy mismo a:
UNION. SALES COMPANY Dept. 4O5
is s. Desplainos ST. CHICAGO, Ill.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-29

la genuina Pistola ale
mana, de carga auto
matica.. niarca DREY-,
Sc, calibre 32, es el
dltimo niodelo cOnoci-.
do como el de calidad
mas alta entire las
Pistolas automaticas
jamds adquirida. Els
ligera, facil de name
jar, pues Sc adapta
bien u In mano, v Sc
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-06

! life in the open pleasure. 1t is not
necessary to be uncomfortable, nor suf-
fer inconvience just because We want to
get ON the road or into the hills. With
modern equipment, the camp, with its
auto tents, folding beds, folding tables
and chairs, convenient CRATE or camp
stoves, and the handy little utensils for
cooking, can be established in a few
minutes, and the camper can enjoy the
comforts of home wherever he may wish
to stop.
The Western Auto Supply company
has established complete camp equip
ment section in their stores that dis
plays to their customers and visitors
the entire range of possibilities in camp
outfitting. Whether the visitor is a
hiker who wants just the few articles
that make up his little pack, or the
owner of a modern palace on wheels
and wants to carry complete camp
with him, his every wish can be sup
piled in that section. The person who
wants to learn just how much has been
done to make camping pleasure, can
spend an enjoyable hour in Western
Autos model camp section.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-06
COMING! THE ROOF
GARDEN EDITION OF
THE VALLEY PRESS
Reading 1t Will Bring the Sug-
gesti0n of Cool Breezes and
Mountain Streams

+. Ooo!> Look what's coming! The
."Roof Garden edition Of the Imperial
Valley Press!
Did you know that the Imperial
Valley maintains roof garden?
I. Do you know where it is? Did you
ever hear Of It?
It's fact.
Thousands of Imperial Valley people
patronize the Imperial Valley root
garden every summer, some Of them all
summer. They sit out in the open un-
der the trees in perfect comfort while
it is one hundred plus at home. It re-
quires little longer to reach this roof
garden than is demanded for the people
of upper New York to reach the recre-
alton places down town.
The Imperial Valley roof garden is
regular place" Mountain streams,
great pines and live oaks! The musical
songs of birds! The companionship OF
friends and the friendship Of Nature
all almost within sight Of the smoke of
your own chimney.
The Press will tell all about this in
its edition of May 20, the ''Roof
Garden edition. Watch for it.