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FARMACIA

Por 10 general, para poder ingresar
en- las escuelas de farmacia Sc exige
al sspirante que Sc haya graduado en-
una escuela de segunda ensenanza, v
aigunas veces Sc le exigen tambien otros
estudios. Sc ofrecen cursos de dos. tres
y cuatro a1os, para obtener ell titulo
re Bachiller en- Faruracia. Ademas, hay
croztunidades para hacer estudios to-
idavia mas profundOs. Algunas escue-
las en- casos excepciOnales permiten que
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Russia NO PERMITIRA MAS
MISIONEROS

BERLIN, mayo Omitted Press).
I'm despacho de Moscu anuncia que
ell gobierno Soviet ha dado instruc-
clones a sus representatives en- las ma
clones extranjeras para que no visen
pasaporte a los misioneros cat6licos
que deseen entrar Russia.
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DEsPUEs DE ToDA UNA MA.
MANA DE ESTUDIO.

BELIN, mayo 8. (Cable frances) -
Ell ministro de Relaciones Exteriores
Won Rosenberg ha dedicado toda la ma
fana a estudiar la nota francesa.
AL salir de SUI ofcina fue interrogado
por los periodistas, habiendo manifes-
tadc que Alemania adn no ha perdido
Ia esperanza de llegar un acuerdo.
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CoMERc1o

Entire las facultades mas recientes
cue Sc han Incorporate en- las universi-
cades, fguran las escuelas de comercio
o de administration mercantiL A los
esEudiantes graduados de escuelas de Sc
gunda ensefanza Sc les ofrece I'm curse
dG cuatro amos, para obtener ell titulo
dc Bachiller. La primer parte de dicho
curse Sc consagra principalmente las
.1natematicas, ell ingles, ciencias natura-
les, idiomas modernos, historic y econo-
mia politica. A estos estudios siguen
otros t6cnicos mas amplios que preparan
al estudiante para los negocios en- ge-
neral, como administration, legislacion
comercial. economic politica y comercio
exterior. siendo este nltimo objeto de
especial creciente atenci6n. Algunas
upiversidades ofrecen cursos superiores
o avanzados sobre la administrator dc
negocios en- los cuales solo pueden ingre
sar los estudisntes graduados de I'm CO.
legio de artes hberales.
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cIRUG1A DENTAL

FL curse de Cirugia Dental tambien
dura a afios y en- la mayoria de las
escaelas de odontologia pueden ingre-
sar estudiantes graduados de escuelas
secundarias. Sin embargo en- muchas de
las escuelas principales Sc exige para
ell ingreso un aiio de ensenanza adicio
nal cursado en- un colegio de artes Ii
bcrsles. En- dichas escuelas Sc confiere
el titulo do Doctor en- cirugia Dental
La mayor parte de las escuelas de ci-
rngia dental de los Estados Unidos cuen
tan con todos los e1ementos modernos
indispensables y ofrecen los estudian-
tes todas las facilidades para los ira
bajos estudios clinicos, ra96n Dor
la cual los que en- elias Sc graduan 60
zan de reputation universal.
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La educacion supe-
rior en- los EE. UU.
ESCUELAS PROFESSIONALS

los estudiantes ingresen en- Ell curse de
farmacia de dos amos, aunque no Sc
hayan graduado en- escuelas secunda-
r,oS
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oTRAs EscUELAs
PRorEs1oNA1Es

Las escuelas de derecho fguran en-
tra las mas importantes de los Estados
Unidos, pero como las Ieyes de estos son
fauy diferentes a las de los paises la
tino americanoS, los estudiantes de esas
Rerublicas hallan que no Sc adaptan
sus necesidades, por mas que los cursos
avanzados en- jurisprudencia, derecho in
te-nacional diplomacia, mediante los
cuales Sc obtienen los titulos de Licen-
ciado y Doctor en- Leyes, son interesan-
tes para los estudiantes graduates de
escuelas de derecho de la America La
tina.
Las escuelas de periodismo introdu-
c1das en- varias universidades fguran
entire los adelantos mas modernos. En-
dichos planteles Sc da instruction tee
MICA en- los m6todos del periodismo mo
derno con referencia especialmente al
sistema empleade en- los Estados Uni
dos.
En- alguras de las universidades par
ticulaTes hay escuelas de teologia, pc
70 Il mayor parte son institutes inde.
pendientes. Hay mucha variedad en- los
requisites establecidos para admission y
en- cuanto Sc Eefere al n1mero de amos
de. curse, asi como en- cuanto a los di-
plonsas que Sc cofifieren.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-22

Feby. and Marcn. for groceries, I
Payetts Coop. Company.
Which motion prevailed.
The following Resolution was OF
fered and its adoption moved:
Whereas, the County Treasures
and Ex-Officfo Tax Collector of Pay
cite County, Idaho, having recently
decided to said Payette Couny cor
tain lands and lots hereinafter des-
icribed, lying and being In said Pay
cite County, and
Whereas said lands and lots are not
necessary for the use of said County,
therefore:
Be 1t Resolved, and 1t Is hereby
ordered by this Board, that, the
County Attorney draw a legal no
tice, which notice shall be published
In the Payette Enterprise, the OFF,
cia1ly designated Newspaper Of this
County, which notice shall be signed
by the Chairman OF this Board and
Attested by the Clerk, stating there |
in, that this Board will sell at Public |
Auction at the Court House door, in
the City OF Payette, any or all Of
said property to the highest bidder
therefore, for cash.
The Sheriff of this County is here
by designated to act as auctioneer to
sell said property. under the super
vision and advice of the County
Attarney. The proceeds of said sale
shall be, by said officers, paid into I
the County Treasury for the use of
said Payette County.
This Board further orders that
April 2Sth, 1923 shall be the date
On which said sale shall be held. The
to be offered at said sale is
described as follows to-wit:
Lots 1 and 2, Section 80, Twp. 9
N. Range 3, W. B. NJ.
EA of NEA. Section SO. Twp.
n. Range 4, w. B. NJ.
Block 9, Section IA. Twp. N
Range 5, W. B. M.
SWA of sWA of SEA Section 8,
Twp. N. Range 4, W. B. NJ.
Lots s, and 10, Block 4, Masters
Addition, Payette. Idaho.
Blocks IL and Is. Washoe Plat,
Section s, Twp. N Range S, w. B.
N.
Lot A, Block z. Chase Addition,
Payette, Idaho.
Lot 3, Section q. Twp. N. Range
4, w. B. N.
All lying and being in Payettel
County, State of Idaho.
The Chairman Of this Board Is
hereby empowered, and directed, to
sign, and issue deeds conveying title
thereto, and the Clerk is hereby
ordered and directed to Attest the
same, and they are jointly directed to
do any and all things on behalf Of
this Board, that may be necessary to
convey title from Payette County to
the purchaser, for all purposes what
soever.
Members voting yes,
-Platt-Blakesley
So the Resolution was Adopted.
Recess taken
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-22

Feb. s, 1928
Board met after recess Of Feb. 5
1928.
All members present.
It was moved that the County At
torney be instructed to procure the
Pacific Reporter and Pacific titator,
Periodicals sked for by Judge B. S.
varian in his letter on file with
this Board.
Which motion prevailed.
Report of John T. Jefferis Sheriff,
covering period from Jan. LIST to Jan.
Sth, 1928.
Read, Accepted, Approved and
ordered filed.
Report of Ruth R. Shaw, Treas
urer, showing receipts aud disburse-
ments, by funds, for year ending
Jan. s. 1923.
Read, accepted, approved, and
ordered filed.
Report of Martin O. Luther. Pro-
bate Judge, covering period from
Jan. LIST to Jan. Sth, 1923.
Redd, accepted. approved and
ordered filed.
1t was moved that this Board
make allowances to indigents, fori
aid, by establishing credit
'or each, at the place, and in the
amounts herein named, as follows;
o-wit:
VIM. Meyers and family, groceries
30 per month until April Isl. 1923,
It Payette Cooperative COMPANY
George Matteson $40 rer month
# Feby. for coal and groceries at
'ayette Equity Exchange.
John Culton and family for Febr-
Iary and March, 81 per month for
oal at Van Petten's and IS per
month for groceries, at the Cor
lam Mer. Co. !
Arnold Rich SIS per mouth, Or
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-22
Feb. 8. 1923

+ Feb. 8, 1928
Board met after Recess OF Feb. 6,
1923.
All memoirs present:
A petition having this day been
presented to this Board, signed by A.
S. Hammock and 10 others, asking
that A. Meyer be appointed Justice
of the Peace for New Plymouth Pre-
cinct, therefore it was moved that A.
Meyer be, and hereby is appointed
Justice of the Peace for New Ply
mouth Precinct and he is hereby d.
rected to file legal and proper bond
in the sum of $500 for the Approval
OF this Board.
Which motion prevailed.
1t was moved that credit Of $12
be, and hereby is, established, at the
New Plymouth Mercantile Company
for Groceries, for Mamie L. Darby,
for the period ending March s1st.
next
Wnlch mOtlOn prevailed.
1t was moved that, inasmuch as
Mrs. Ella F. Malone has made appli-
cation to this Board for INDECENT aid,
and it appearing that said person
has cash on hand in the sum of $500.
therefore, in view of this fact, this
Board can not see its way clear to
legally extend aid. Therefore said
application is denied and disallowed.
Which motion prevailed.
L. B. MACKINSON,
Chairman Board of County
Commissioners.
Attest:
LILLIAN WILSON,
Clerk.
Recess Taken.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-22
PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD
OF
COUNTY Commissioners
OF
PAYETTE COUNTY, IDAHO

FeD. 5th. 1928
Board met after Recess of Jan
18th 1929.
Present: L. B. Makinson, W. H
Platt and B. C. Blakesley.
Minutes of all previous meetings
read and approved.
1t was moved that the following
claims be allowed and paid from the
Current Expense Fund:
Payette Equity Exchange, provis-
ions for Meyers family IS $50
Leo Schmidt, Juror Dist Court $500
S. B. Alspach, Juror Dist. Court
1230
B. R. Fitch, Surety Bond Co.
Attorney .------------------------------- 1851
c. C. Paxton, vital statistics IT'S
j. C. Woodward, Medical services
.---......-------------------- l1.o5
Brankel Carbon Co., Typewriter
Ribbons z4.VU
Calculator Equipment Corp, Mon
roe Calculator -...---....-185.00
F. B. Kinyon Land list -..-..- LILO
George Vanderhoof, room for
Forgty family .---.............-... 1900
DR.. VIM. T. Drysdale, Vital Sta
Arch Cunningham, blanks. = LIS,
Fray Shaferr, assisting County
Treasurer .--...-.-.-...---..-.--.- 57.75
Chas. Hartung, assisting County
Treasurer ---.----.--.----.---.-----.--. 1910
z. F. Antrim, Juror Dist. Court $3.50
Jas H. Boor, same .-...-.-...---- $3.50
j. A. Bankus, same -......---. $3.50
M. F. Bigelow, same ..-.......... 1880
Earl ]. Coates, same ..... 35.7ot
Earl w. Christian, same ....-... 5000
]. S. Clark, same ...-....--.......- $3.50
E. F. Eggers, same .-..... $500
w. A. Fouts, Same ....-.---....-. 31.20
H. R. Flack, same ........ 1850
H. B. Fuller, same ..--.... 32.101
John Hill, same ..-.-......... 1880
E. F. Lattig, same ..-. 31.20
F. H. Shadoin, same ....... 1880.
L.. ]. Hubert, same .... 31.50f
H. S. Wayne, same ........-.... 1880
B. L. Wells, same -......... 3O.8oi
5. E. Flock, same ......... $3.50
9. NJ. Knight, same ..... $500
lyle Brown, same ........ $3.50
3. A. Brown, same -.-.......... 1870 4
). H. Robertson, same .. 24.30l
:. B. suplee, same ..... 22.2o 1
:. P. Hiatt, same .... 21.3o
!. T. Clement, same ......... 21.SO /
;. H. Lester, same ..... 21.3O
". S. Patterson, same .... 24.30l
/. S. Tharp, same ........ 21.solI
1. Schlottman, same .--..... 21.sof
!. A, stroup, same .....~........... 34.eo
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-22


January ---.....--.-.--.--....-.--..-- 57.7
b. c. Blakesley, Commissioner for
January --.---.--..----..-...--..-.-.. 51.4
Cora B Coen, widows pension 1906
hattie Swank, same -..-.---....-.. 15.0t
AiDertina Brown. same 1900. 1906
Alpha Butt, same .--------..--.-- 1900
Daisy Jewell, same ..--..---.- 1900
Dora Yost, same .....---...-..... 1900
Helen Hollandsworth, same. 1000
Julia woodruff, same -........... 1000
Bessie Wheeler, same ... 1900
Minnie Corbit, widows pension 1000
Emma Peterson. same ..-.... 1900
Lovina Smith. INDECENT support
------------------------.---.---- 1900
c. Masonheimer, support OF blind
motner -.----.-.---.---.-.- 1000
Telephone Co. Phones for Febru-
1910
Lillian Wilson, Salary as Auditor
Tor Jan. --.-----.-......-.-.-.--..--.1
E. W. Christian, repairs in Court
room ----.----------..--..-...- 42.15|
H. B. Johnson, Kitchen utensils for
Jah ------------------------------- 7.79
Anson-Hart Grocery Co., supplies
for poor ----------.-.-------.---.-.---.- 29.01
E. P. Day, Procuring Affidavits for
District Court .--...--.------...... AIS
Van Petten Lbr. Co.. fuel for the
poor ------------------------------ 32.40
Lillian Wilson, Expenses to Audi
tors Convention --.-............ $500
}. E. Bossen, salary Assessor for
January ------------.-.-.-------..-104.42
Esther Russell, Salary Deputy AS
SCISSOR for Jan. .-......... 77.42l
J. E. Bossen, Expenses Assessors
Convention --.-.---....--..-.....--z $3.50
Boise Rubber Stamp Co., Stamp +
Tor Assessor ------------------------ Ito
Memorial, Appropriation l.
for memorial .
has. Mccarthy, rent for house for
Neal family to Feb. 1, 1923 5000
essie C. Davis, TRANSFERRING and re-
porting ---------------------------------- 1000
fartin o. Luther, cash supplied
Indian Smith .-...--.--. 200
:. c. Paxton, salary as Co. Physi-
clan Jan. -----.----.------.-.-..--2 $500 =
Total ----,..-.------.--- $5,192.56
Which Motion Prevailed. 7
1t was moved that the sum of
200 per annum be, and hereby is
ppropriated to the Children's Home !,
finding & Aid Society of Idaho, tG
e paid quarterly on properly verified
ouchers to continue for the term of
wo years, or until further ordered
y this board.
Which motion pevailed. !
Resolution appointing County
Memorial Association,
onsisting of this Board, and L. ".
'atch and ]. H. Holman, and appro-
,riating $1,000 to aid in erecting
Memorial in the City OF Pay
tte.
Was Unanimously Adopted,
With the understanding that, if ne
essary, the County Warrant will be
arried for the term of one year with;
ut the payment by the County of
'ayette, of INTEREST thereon.
1t was moved that the Surveyor be |
Instructed to purchase for the caunty, l
full set of Government PIats and
'ield Notes of Payette County.
Which motion prevailed
1t was moved that he following
Iaims be allowed and paid from
unds of Special Road Dist. No. 81.
has. Groves, hauling gravels22.65
!. E. Brown, hauling gravel 22.20
Total 49,. .---..--..-....- S44S5.
Which motion prevailed.
n eO1-
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-22

FEB. 9Th. 19Z'
Board met after Recess of Jan
nth 1929
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-22

Which motion prevailed.
Recess taken.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-08
TO MY FRIENDS AND
THE IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS

Some of my friends have asked
mo what is the meaning of the
charge against me, which has just
been tried and dismissed which was
made by Tom Morgan's brother-in-
law, s. w. Thompson, attorney in
the auto stage case. The charge is
for making the following allega.
tions in the pleadings to.wit:
THAT the plaintiff never acquir,
ed by purchase, or otherwise, the
right to operate automobiles, .iitney
busies, auto trucks, stage or auto
stage on or over the said public
highways, or any part thereof to
carry persons or property for COM
pensation, nor does it now own, or
ever owned any right or franchise
to so operate.
This is the whole of it. That is
sue rendered, is the very question
to be tried in the action of Hadley
and others against the United Stages
Inc. No lawyer who has any respect
for himself, would even insinuate
that it was. improper. If such was
improper there would be no law
suits, and no lawyers in the United
States, for similar issues are form
ed III every contested case.
The meaning of the whole thing
is this: Most amazing and startling
things have occurred in these stage
eases. The last report was con.
spiracy to intimidate me as attor.
ney for Hadley aud the seven 9th.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-08
Ell Centre Pride
Takes Event In
Hollywood Ring

Dick Hoppe, formerly the prida
of FL Centro IN pugilistic circles,
gave "Pepper" Martin sound
thrashing in the main event at the
American Legion stadium in Holly
wood last night. Dick had the ad-
vantage all the way through, pun
melting Martin severely, the latter
being groggy at the finish. He was
sent to the floor in the second and
third rounds, but managed to carry
on to the end.
Dick has been very successful III
the four round game at Hollywood
and other points along the coast,
and ranks as one of the topnotch-
crs. With the exception of a deci-
sion which Phil Salvatore recently
obtained over him, he has had II
long string of victories, and hopes
eventually to take Salvatore s
measure,
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-08
NEGRO WANTS A
CHANCE AT HEAVY
WEIGHT HONORS
Firpo Has No Right to
Demand Fight, Says
Mullins
By HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press Staff Corresnonflop4

NUmCsd Press staff correspondent
NEW YORK, Dec. S.-'EFor the
benefit of those who are trying to
make my man look bad, I'll tell
them all that Harry Wills ism t
going to be argued out of a chance
ut the heavyweight championship -
Paddy Mullins, manager of the
negro. said today.
Mullins said that "Bush league
promoters were making all kinds
Of offers for fights tnat he con
sid"red foolish, in the attempt .o
make it look as if Wills were
afraid to meet good man.
THAT Firpo hasn t any right to
be throwing challenges at Wills now.
He's been knocked OUT by Dempsey
and he should step back to the end
of the line and wait his turn with
The seconds.
Tommy Gibbons has been beaten
by Dempsey and we all known that
Gibbons is too light to stand n
chance with The champion in an
other bout. Rcnault has a hundred
miles to travel before he would
be ready for - championship.
Wills is the only contender. He
has never been beaten by Dempsey
and he is the outstanding man of
the heavyweight class.
"We've been promised Il chance
with Dempsey and we are still bold
ing that promise. 1t has never
been shown that mixed bout with
Wills can only mean one thing
Dempsey does not want the match. -
Mullins and Wills are supposed to
have cancelled Tex Rickard from
their list, according to his friends.
Mullins holds Rickard to blame for
putting Wills aside several times
when he had chance to promote
the fight.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-08
ROSE TOURNEY
FOOT BALL ALL
SET, APPROVED
By United Press Leased Wire

BERKELEY, Dec. S.-Approval
of the New Years day game at
Pasadena, Cal, between the navy
and the University Of Washington
football teams has been given, on
one condition, by the Pacific Coast
intedcollege conference.
The condition is that the game
be managed by the two teams
which play and that it will be play
ed under direct contract between
them.
les Henry; representing the Pa
sadena committee promoting the
game, said these conditions were
satisfactory to him.
The approval was given las, night
at The conference meeting here.
A the same time cor Inference
SC: cdule for next year was arrang-
cd.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-08
Kid Williams
To Meet Mccoy

Information received in FL Cen
tro today by Harry Woodbury. ad-
vised him that Al Mccoy, former
ly middleweight champion of the
world, has agreed to meet Kid vii.
liams of this ely, on December IA
at a place to be decided upon later
Although he did not hold the
middleweight championship very
long, Mccoy has been one of the
leading scrappers in the county foi
several years, and is known as d
tough fighter. A victory over him
by Williams, would mean a decided
rise in the local boy sock. vii
liams has run up a long string OF
victories in the past few months.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-08
MCCARTHY TAKES
PAC. COAST ROW
TO CHICAGO MEET

CHICAGO, Dec. 8.-The busiest
man in Chicago today is William H
Mccarthy, planning his assault on
the Pacific Coast League throne
from which he claims ne was illegal,
ly ousted at the league meeting some
weeks ago when five club owners
elected Harry Williams of Los An.
geles to succeed him.
Mccarthy claims thai the vote ia
elect Williams was participated in
by the Seattle club, against which
hc had laid a charge of syndicate
baseball and that therefore if he,
Mccarthy, ism t president of the
league, then neither is Williams.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-08
Lost or Found

er claimants of the franchise, and
to prevent me from trying these
stage cases. In this conspiracy,
there are three men who reside in
Imperial County.
L hereby serve notice on these
gentlemen, that | came from Il race
of people who never betray II trust,
and | will stand by my clients until
the last court of resort decides
against them on every question, for
l personally know they are right.
ROBERT G. HILL,
December Sth, 1928. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-08

SAN DIEGO, Dec. S.-Held today
pending word from Yakima, Wash,
of murder which he said he com
mitted, Harold p. Minick is in the
city Jail on an investigation charge,
following his surrender last night.
Minick said he shot Mrs. Carrie
Madison, with whom he and his wife
had been in the boarding house bus
mess, a year ago. At that time he
was exonerated after three. weeks in
Jail, the authorities believing the
death to have been a suicide, he
says. a. isMRf
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-08
LEWIS RETAINS
CHAMPIONSHIP
by United Press Leased Wire

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. s.
Ed "Strangler" Lewis retained
his wrestling championship title by
taking two out of three falls from
Stanislaus Zbyszko here last night.
Lewis obtained both falls by use
of the deadlock. Lewis won the
first in 80 minutes, ten seconds;
Zbyksko the second in 13 minutes
and 20 seconds and Lewis the final
fall in % minutes, six seconds.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-08

LOS ANGELES, Dee. S.-Local
Democrats were today completing
plans for luncheon honoring Will
liam G. McAdoo, to be held Wednes-
day. Party leaders from other
Southern California cities will at
tend. Informality of the event is
stressed, with slight possibility Nc
Adoo will take advantage of the
occasion to- announce his presiden-
tial candidacy, it is believed.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-08
BTRANGLER LEWIS TO
MEET NAZZARONT

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. S.-Strangler
Lewis, worlds champion wrestler,
will meet Nazzaroni Poggi, italian
challenger, at the American Legion
stadium February II, it was an
nOunced today.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-08
STALEY ELECTRIC
RAILROAD NOT TO
BE I'm ARIZ.-N. M.
By United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Dee. s.-The In
terstate Commerce commission today
denied the application of the prof.
ected Staley system of electrified
railways to construct a line 745
miles long in Arizona and New Mex
leo on the ground that the appli-
cant had not shown that public con-
venience and necessity require its
construction.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-08
TODAY'S WANT ADS

RATESEThe rats FOR inserting
Prepaid Classified or Liner Adver.
tisements in the Imperial Valley
Press is l cent per word each iilser.
tion, if paid in advance. Minimum
charge Is cents
Classified advertisement accept.
ed according to the following rstes
and rules:
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-08
Special Notice

BOSTON TERRqER at Stud. Reg
istered A. X. G. s. B. No. 377s7S,
IA lbs. Short COLBY body. Screw
tail, good coat and markings. Best
dog in the south. Fee $50 or
pup. r. L. A. Colp, go 1 st.
Brawley. 4t6
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-08

WANT-Good 100 acres clear for
$4,000 equity in good San Di-
ego apartment. Want $40 acres
good, clear, for 100000 income
property. Income $4,000, mtg.
$4,000. Want FL Centre or Braw.
ley business and cash for well
filled apartment in San Diego.
Want to list your Imperial valley
property to exchange for San Di.
ego. Arthur Shepard, with Grohle.
Francisco Bliefuss Co. San hi.
ego. HOP Seventh. 6t3
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-08
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For Rent-City Property

FOR RENT-Close in, furnished
room with sleeping porch, for 2
gentlemen. 5S3 Brighton Ave.
20tf
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-08

T4PEWRlTERS, adding machines
and cash registers, repaired, rent
ed and sold. H. @. Wilson, at Of
flee Supply Co. 5SS Main ST.
Phone 70J. Ell Centre, Cal. Cello