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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-04
SCHOOL NOTES
Vashon High School.
pauline Weiss and Bonnie Kiln

pauline Weiss and Bounie Kline)
Invitations have been issued and
preparations completed for the
senior ball on Friday evening,
May 4.
Everybody get ready to come
and enjoy the May fete to be Civ
en- May IL by all the children OF
the grades.
Everyone come to the ball game
with Wnslow this (Friday) alter
noon. The score at the last game
WAS 5 to 6 in favor Of Wms'ow
but the team hopes TO turn the
score aroond this tine.
The baby clinic was held on
Tuesday, May 2 at the school. Dr.
MacMurray was present and ex'
amined the So babies that were
registered. The results are not
yet known as the records were
sent to the city to be checked.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-04

Paul Thorsen, Mrs. S. M. Good
man and two little daughters and
Delbert, Norman and George Har-
rington drove to Seattle Sunday
afternoon and attended a theatri-
cal production there.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-01-19

pace more leisurely, like man de
lighted with the air and scene; and
before the booth, halfway between
that and the waters edge, would pause
little leaning ON his staff. 1t was
the hour when the master sat within
upon his board and piled his needle.
So these two brothers would gaze up
on each other with hard faces; and
then my lord move on again, smiling
to himself
1t was but twice that l must stoop
to that ungrateful necessity of play
ing spy | was then certain of my
lords purpose in his rambles and of
the secret source of his delight. Here
was his mistress; it was hatred and
not love that gave him healthful col
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-01-19

scanty as he had described it, the
pair could support life; and all the
earnings of Secundra Dass might be
laid upon one side for any future pur-
pose. That this was done | have no
doubt. 1t was in all likelihood the
masters design to gather a suffici-
ency, and then proceed in quest of
that treasure which he had buried
long before among the mountains; to
which, If he had confined himself, he
would have been more happily in
spired.
He chose, in a poor quarter of the
town, lonely, small house of boards,
oyerhung with some acacias. 1t was
furnished in front with a sort of hutch
opening, like that of a dogs kennel,
but about as high as table from the
ground, in which the poor man that
built 1t had formerly displayed some
wares; and it was this which took the
masters fancy and possibly suggest
ed his proceedings. 1t appears, on
board the pirate ship, he had acquired
some quickness with the needle
enough at least to play the part of
tailor in the public eye; which was
all that was required by the nature
OF his vengeance. A placard was
hung above the hutch, bearing these
words in something of the following
James Durie
Formerly Master of BALLANTRAE |
Clothes Neatly cIouted.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-01-19

Il grow fat upon it." he replied
and not merely the words, which
were strange enough. but the whole
character of his expression shocked
me.
Il warn you, my lord, against this
lndulgency of evil feeling" said /. 81
know not to which it is more peril
Gus, the soul or the reason; but YOU
go the way to murder both"
You can not understand" said he
You had never such mountains of
bitterness upon your heart"
And if it were no more" 4 added.
you will surely goad the man to some
extremity"
TO the contrary; am breaking his
spirit" says my lord.
every morning for hard upon a.
week my lord took his same place nm
on the bench. 1t was pleasant
place, under the green acacias. with
sight upon the bay and shipping,
anu sounu (1rom some way Off of
mariners singing at their employ.
Here the two sat without speech or
any external movement beyond that
Oh the needles or the master biting of
a thread, for he still chung to his pre-
tense OF industry; and here I made
a point to join them, wondering at
myself and my companions. If any of
my lords friends went by, he would
hail them cheerfully, and cry ont he
was there to give some good advice
TO MS brother, who was now Ito his
lengnt} grown quite industrious. And
even this the master accepted with
steady countenance; what was in
lis mind. God knows, or perhaps ga. !
an only.
Continued next week.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-01-19
SECUNDRA DASS
Dccayed Gentleman Of India
Fine Goldsmith Work.

Underneath this, when he had a Job,
my gentleman sat withinside tailor
wise and busily stitching. | say, when
he had job; but such customers as
came were rather for Secundra, and
the masters sewing would be more in
the manner of Penelopes He could
never have designed to gain even
butter TO his bread by such Ia means
of livelihood; enough for him that
there was the name of Durie dragged
IN the dirt on the placard, and the
sometime heir of that proud family
set up cross-legged in public for re-
proach upon his brothers. meanness.
And in so far his device succeeded.
that there was murmuring in the
town and a party formed highly in
imical to my lord My lords favor
with the governor laid him more open
on the other side; my lady (who was
never so well received in the colony)
met with painful innuendoes; in a
party of women, where it would be
the topic most natural to introduce.
she was almost debarred from nam
ing needle-work; and have seen her
return with a flushed counteuance |
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-01-19

Winter conditions have not checked
investigations by prospective pur-
chasers in the Clearwater white pine
belt Statement is made that two
crews of cruisers, engaged in the Big
Island district of the country, are in
the employ of Fred Herrick, who op-
crates mills at Occur d'Alene, Harri
son and st. Maries, the plant at the
latter place formerly being known as
the Lane Lumber company mill. Her.
rick operates under the name of the
Occur dAlene Lumber company.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-01-19
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~ >, poefnr LOUIS STEVENSON
By ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON

This is all very fine says my
lord; but to us who know you of
old, you must be sure it signifies
nothing. You take the alternative out
of which you think that you can make
the most. Take it, if you can, in sill
ence; it will serve you better in the
long run, you may believe me, than
this ostentation of ingratitude"
ooh, gratitude, my lord!" cries the
master, with mounting information
and his forefinger very conspicuous
ly lifted up BE at rest; it will not
fail you. 1t now remains that should
salute these gentlemen whom we
have wearied with our family affairs"
And he bowed to each in succession,
settled his walking-sword, and took
himself off, leaving every one amazed
at his behavior, and me not less so
at my lords.
We were now to enter on changed !
phase of this family division. The
master was by no manner of means
so helpless as my lord supposed, hav-
ing at his hand and entirely devoted
to his service an excellent artist In
all sorts of goldsmith work. With my |
lords allowance, which was not so |
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-01-19

In this chapter the formes Of the Master of Baanae
changed, and find him working the taors trade, aided
by Secndra Dass, who takes the trade of goldsmith order
partly to himself and a reproach upon
That he fails in both i admitted by himself when
claims
Henry have for made false STEP you
have had the wit profit by it. The cobbler
today; and confess with conplnents) you
have had the best of it. Blood will and have certainly
choice idea of how to make yourself unpleasant
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-01-19

The E. G. Greenup sawmill, operat-
ing three miles west of Rathdrum
eight years, has been dismantled and
VIII be shipped to Chewelah, Wash.
where it will be installed 10 miles nm
Chewelah creek.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-01-19

Carscallen Bros, Occur sdIAlene con.
tractors, have completed the construc-
ton of new 220-foot steel bridge over
the st. Maries river at ST. Maries,
Idaho. 1t contains one 9e-foot and two
60-foot steel spans and has a 18-foot
roadway and five-foot walk on the
dewnriver side.
Marion e. Kiger, of Kootenai, has
been chosen speaker of the house of
representatives for the present ses.
sion of the legislature.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-01-19
IDAHO

The establishment OF work gar
ment factory in st. Maries, and the
bringing of SO additional families into
that place, was proposed by the Man
ning-Wyman company of Butte, Mont,
according to j. F. Manning, connect
ed with the firm, who was visiting in
the west recently. The manufacture
ing man visited st. Maries the first
week in January and looked the sit
uation over and held conference
with the business men of that COM
munity.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-01-19

The annual report given by H. B.
Garrison, superintendent of the Idaho
state fish hatchery above shows the
output of that establishment for 1922
to be as follows; 100000 rainbow
trout, 100000 eastern brook trout,
100000 brook trout fingerlings and
100000 Lake Erie whitefish. The
fry have been planted in every Sec
tion of North Idaho and have proved
to be success in every case.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-01-19

The clerk of courts in Nez Perez
county reports that 35 divorces were
granted in that county during the past
year.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-01-19

The mining industry in the Occur
d'Alene district is giving employment
to about 5000 men, according to Geo.
T. Edminston. manager of the mines
employment office at Wallace This
includes $500 in the Wallace region,
1900 at Kellogg and the remainder in
various prospects.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-01-19

upon each other
ors. Some moralists might have been
relieved by the discovery, / confess
that was dismayed / found this sit
uation of two brethren not only odi-
Gus IN itself, but<big with possibili-
! ties of further evil; and 1 made if
my practice, in so far as many occu-
pations would allow to go by a short
er path and be secretly present at
their meeting.
Struck With Surprise.
Coming down one day a little late.
after | had been near a week pre-
vented, was struck with surprise to
find new development. I should say
there was a bench against the mas.
ter's house. where customers might
sit to parley with the shopman; and
here | found my lord seated. Nursing
his cane and looking pleasantly forth
upon the bay. Not three feet from
him sat the master stitching. Neither
spoke; nor lin this new Situation,
did my lord so much as cast glance
upon his enemy. He tasted his neigh.
oorhood, l must suppose, less in
directly in the bare proximity of per.
son; and, without doubt, drank deem
of hateful pleasures.
He had no sooner come away than |
openly Joined him.
MY lord, my lord" said /. this is |
40 manner of behavior"
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-01-19
and VOW that she would go abroad

and VOW that she would go abroad
no more.
| In the meanwhile, my lord dwelt in
his decent. mansion, immersed In
farming; popular man with his in
Inmates, and careless or unconscious
of the rest. He laid on flesh. Yet
he went little abroad, and his day
was very fully occupied; indeed there
was but a single period, and that
pretty early in the morning while Mr..
Alexander was at his lesson-book, of
which was not certain of the DISPOSE
ton. 1t should be borne in mind, in
that | was always in some fear my
lord was not quite justly in his rea-
son; and with our enemy sitting so
still in the same town with us. did
well to be upon my guard. Accord
ingly l made a pretext, had the hour
changed at which l taught Mr.. Alex
ander the foundation of ciphering and
the mathematics, and set myself in
stead 10 dog my masters footsteps.
Took GoId-Headed Cane.
Every morning, fair or foul, he took
his gold-headed cane, set his hat ON
the back of his head recent habi-
tude, which l thought to indicate
burning brow-and betook himself to
make a certain circuit. AT the first
his way was among pleasant trees
and beside a graveyard, where he !
would sit a while, if the day were |
fine, in meditation. Presently the |
path turned down to- the water-side |
and came back along the harbor front,
and past the masters booth. AS he
approached this second part of his.
circuit. my Lord Durrisdeer. began to
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-01-19

The chamber of commerce of Mos
COW has decided to petition the state
legislature to memorialize congress to
place guaranteed minimum price of
$1.25 bushel on wheat.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-31
I IMPERIAL |
Big Ranch to
Garden Plots
nv Press staff Correspondent

IMPERIAL, Jan. 3l.--rhe Mes,
quite Lake territory - rapidly de-
ycloping into garden farming. Tn"
400 ..crc Mckim ranch is being
worked into garden with n system.
Part of the land is being garlencd
and part being prepared, by growing
alfalfa, TO make it ready for garden,
on :. basis of three years each.
Mr.. Brummell of the copper
Bronze Turkey Ranch was il town
Yesterday.
The Hodge ranch is in garden this
Year. Parts of the Mccall, Larry,
Andcrs, n, IIurlbert, Cannon and
Riddle ranches are also being gar
den"d.
The Mccall ranch is being subd!.
vided and some of the purchasers
have crops on the land worth more
gross than the land cost them. They
have 10 yerrs to paw for their hand
and only signed up last May. Some
thing like this happened last year
on the same ranch when the land
was paid for in. one crop.
Lettuce Looking Fine
Some 90 acres Of transrlant"d let
tuce at the end of the pavement
east Of town is looking fine and the
possibilities of this way Of planting
lettuce is being studied with rreat
interest.
The Imperial Farm Center activl-
Ties are attracting interest and fay
orable comments The newt meeting
viii be February 10.
Helen Stone and Gertrude Brewer
Of the telephone company have re-
signed and will leave for San Diego
Thursday, where they have accepted
positions.
?. p. Poor called on Newport
SrrOule at the FL Centre hospital
yesterday and reports that Sproule
is gaining rapidly.
The Business Women = Club real
lzed . nice little sum, from its cook
cd food Gale held MONDAY to raise
money for TIC furnishings Of the
rest room.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-31
Hill Returns to
San Diego Post

Charles A. Hill, until now sales
promotion manager Of Edgar Broth
ers Company, leaves today for San
Diego where he will take up his old
business and be in charge Of the
promotion department of the Inter.
national Correspondence School. Mr..
Hill has trained himself in the work
of the /. c. s. and feels that the
present situation in San Diego Coun-
ty presents an opportunity. The
naval base brings TO San Diego a
large number Of young men whom
the government undertakes to give
special training. All Of this has to
have direction and makes n field of
special importance to one like Mr..
Hill who understands correspond
enee school methods.
Mr.. Hill 3 department will be
taken over personally by J. II, Ed
gar himself who is something of an
expert in advertising methods and
special training in craftsmanship.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-31
lOCa1l|::As|eWS

wooda Blesy Dancing School, 723
Orange. Classical and ball room
for children or adults. Phone 411W.
ADV
Merchant Lunch at Stoves. Adv
Exide Batteries, the maximum
combination of Power and Long
Life. c. L. Coggins Battery shop.
ADV.
MI end Mrs. Springer Emerson
were among CalcNico people attend
ing the installation Of Officers IF
Rebekah lodge last night.
Lightbourn IS Ladies Shop, Bar.
bara Worth Bldg. just arrived, Il
shipment Of New Spring Coats and
Dresses. Adv.
Automobiles for hire. McCor.
mick Bros. Garage. Adv.
Mr.. md Mrs. Edward Carskadon
Of Holtville are in FL Centre today.
They are leaving the valley for Los
Angeles next week tn make their
home.
Elmer A. Todd's Music Studio
ga Olive. Phone 4GGW. ADJ.
Meet he at Stoves. Adv
Mrs. 2. p. Anderson Of Calcxico
stopped in III Centre today.
Ed Moves expert automobile
washer with Mccormick Bros
Garage. Adv.
Automobiles for Hire. McCor
mick Bros. Garage. Adv.
Guests of Chamber CT Commerce
J. c. Carlson. field executive twelfth
region, Boy Scouts Of America. and
S. l.. MeCrory, scout executive Of
Imperial County, were the guests II
luncheon today of the Fl Centre
Chamber OF Commerce.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-31
McCABE
McCABE /
School Grounds
to Be Improved
ny Press staff Correspondent

McCABE, Jan. 3l.--Mr. Shepherd,
Landscape artist of Berkeley, will be
at the McCabp school grounds all
day Saturday, February 3, at q tree
planting demonstration. II is hoped
that Il large crowd will be there TO
get the demonstration and help plant
the trees and shrubs on the school
grounds. The women are all asked
TO come and bring lunch for a pot
luck dinner at noon.
On Tuesday, February 6, there will
be another all day planting demon.
stration at the home of George Aus
tin on the Date canal.
Mrs. J. A. Wilson returned home
Monday from Colorado, where she
was called on account of the death
of her mother in December.
Miss Milan and Miss Moss, teach
crs in the CaleXico schools, spent the
week end with Miss Rouse and Miss
Bourgc.
r. X. Green has installed a new
carbide lighting plant and is very
much pleased with it..
Here From Texas
VI. l.. Keys, of o 'Brien, Texas, is
spending the winter with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. l.. p. Lnckey.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hickox, of
estmorland, were dinner guests at
the teacherage Sunday.
On account of Miss Miller being
busy with a specialist, the regular
meeting of the home department
scheduled for Friday, February ,,
has been postponed to Friday, Feb
ruary IL.
Fred Mills has returned home aft cr
spending two weeks ut his ranch in
Mesquite district.
Austin Thief Victim
While George Austin, McCabe $
chief of police, was tripping the
light fantastic in IN effort to warm
his toes on the night of the big
dance, some vandal stole his radi-
ator cap. The chief is working on
II very promising clue, and says if he
catches the guilty party he may send
him up for life.
Friends of Roy Gober will be sorry
to learn that ne is seriously i'll again
The school has grown so fast
since Christmas that it is now neces
sary to put in the fourth teacher.
Miss Peggy Lien of FL Centre has
charge of the first grade.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-31
Too Late to Classify

FOR SALE-S4 acres located west
of Fl Centre, one half mile south
of San Diego Blvd. all in alfalfa,
secured lease at $225O per acre.
This is a snap at $3.50 per acre
> acres all fenced for chickens,
close in, west of FL Centre. Ell
Hogan tract, good house ard
shade. Extra good price and
terms for The next ten days.
Furnished house, restricted district,
60 by $50 TT. lot. $1,000. terms.
EDGAR BROs. REALTY co.
(Member FL Centre Realty Boar,D
3lt6
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-31

FOR SALE-Homc in FL Centre
producing good income. Because
my husband 5 business nece.si.a-
ties his moving to San Diego, I
must sacrifice my house of six
rooms, modern in every way and
in excellent neighborhood. VIII
sell for $4,000. Will take $500
first payment. Income from
rented rooms will make monthly
payments and interest. See Mrs.
Hill at sSl Commercial st. f.
Centre. 3lt2
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-31
LANTANA

A. NJ. Mealey has purchased a
Ford touring ear from Fred II. Cross,
Ell Centre.
Mrs. Gladys Salisbury, Huff, Of
Central Highlinc, has been visiting
her mother, Mrs Fannie Salisbury,
for several days.
Lantana school authorities have
purchased trees for the school yard.
A. M. Mealcy has leased the Dav,
export ranch, north of the 10. 8
canal.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Il. Beaty enter.
tanned guests from Calcxico last
Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-31
Expect Record Attendance
at Club Reciprocity Day

Tomorrow is expected to be a big
day at the Ten Thousand meeting
with guests from all the other clubs
Of the valley. 1t is reciprocity day
and an attractive program is also
making strong appeal. In former
days a capacity crowd always at.
tended on reciprocity day and indi.
cations are that the experience will
repeat itself.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-31

WANTEn-Men with automobiles
TO represent established farm
magazine selling and collecting.
Good paw to right parties. Write
J. II. Yetter. 81 Central Ave.
Los Angeles, giving references.
3ltG
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-31
Rotary Club Luncheon Tomorrow

y. u. Adams will be chairman of
the day at the Rotary Club luncheon
tomorrow at the Barbara Worth. 1t
is to be a Boy Scout day and the
attendance is expected to be full
to the limit of membership.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-31

NANTED--A first class woodwork.
er to make Carleton Campbell
Hobby Horses, man or woman.
Manual arts trained TSod worker
preferred, young boy or girl can
make soc an hour part time. Cali
any evening this week. Barker
Toy Shop, 53l So. Sixth St., FL
Centre, Calf. 3ltl
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-31
Austin ON Short Trip-Georgc NJ

Austin Of the McCabe section left
this morning for Riverside and will
he away for a few days. Mr.. Austin
is Oh the grand jury list. He is
apprchcnsivc that he may he drawn
and is trying to get his personal az
fairs so that he can serve without
too much sacrifice.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-31
Masons Nj

Masons Meet-The I'll Centre
Lodge No. 3S4 met rs usual Monday
night ut Masonic temple. The regu-
lar work was put on with no special
incident featuring the meeting. w.
II. Hall of Chicago was n visitor
noted nj the meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-31

class stcnoqraph.
or, can 60 to work Mt once. Steady
position for right party. Box 261
Press. 5lt3
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-31
VITAL RECORDS
BIRTHS

McCOWAN-Mr. and Mrs. Green
wood MCGOWAN (eolOred), girl; Jan
uarv 10, 1928. Name Cleo.
OKAWA-Mr. and Mrs. Toma-
hara Ottawa, girl; January %, 1928.
SMOOT-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Walter Smoot, boy; FL Centre, Jan,
uary 22, 1923. Name Carroll Boren.
GOMEZ-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Gomez, boy; FL Centre, January 10,
1928. Name Manuel.
IREY-Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robert
Trey, girl; FL Centre. January Is,
1923. Name, Mary Alice.
RODRIGUEZ-Mr. and Mrs. Fran
cisco Rodriguez, boy. Seeley, Cali
fornia, January 16. 1923. Name,
Bias.
MARGUEZ-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Marquee, girl; FL Centre, January
6, 1928. Name Edith
,GUINONEs--Mr and Mrs. Jose
Maria Guinones, boy; Ell Centre,
January 10, 1923. Name Moecelo.
y. UYETA--Mr. and Mrs. Hartuaro
Uyeta, girl; FL Centre, January 10,
1928. Name Satyc.
BARNES-Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
John Barnes, boy; Heber, January
II, 1929. Name Raymond Frank.
. KAKlUCllI-Mf. and Mrs Tsun-
eshiei Kakiuehi, girl; El Centre,
January 10, 1928.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-31

FOR SALE-Walking plow, two
gang, John Deere pillow, six foot
reversible disc. Must sell. " mile
south of Eucalyptus school.
Richter. 3lt3
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-31
DEATHS

GASSA R--Marie Holzeisan Gas.
sar, daughter of John CAESAR, died.
in Ell Centre, January &c, 1929. age
70.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Alvar-
ado, daughter of Nolverto Alvarado,
lied in FL Centre, january 81, 1923.
DOWNING-Mike Downing, died
in T.. Centre, January p, 1929, age
10 years.
FORD-Thomas Ford, died in FL
Centre, January 90, 1923, age "a
years.
ESPARSA-Felis Esparsa, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Juan Esparsa, died in
Ell Centre, January u, 1923, age
yeGr, ) months.
kEEN-ElizaLeth Keen, died in
FL Centre, January q, 1923, ;se IS
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-31

Mr. and Mrs. Ora Williams of Ca
lcXico was in Fl Centre last night
as guests Of the Rebekahs.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-31

Table d'Hote Dinner, 81 per GOV,
IT. Special T-bone steak dinner, 90c.
Hotel Barbara Worth. Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-31

Buy the Thread Rubber Willard
Battery. 1t is still better. Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-31

Miss Beulah Willoughbv, of the
Security Bank, was operated on yes
tcrday for appendicitis at the FL
Centre hospital. She is reported as
doing very nicely, and everything
points to & speedy recovery.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-31

Money to Loan on automobiles
contracts bought. Fred r. Cross
GO Main st. Phone 800. Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-31

LOST-Small boys brown polo
cap between 9Th and He'll and
post office. Return to Press. Re
ward. 3lt3