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New Britain herald., 1923-01-02
USE SULPHUR TO
HEAL YOUR SKIN
Broken Out Skin and Itching Eczema
Helped Over Night


For unsightly skin eruptions, rash
or blotches on face, neck, arms or
body, you do not have to wait for
relief from torture or embarrass
declares noted skin specialist. APP
ply little Mentho-Snlphur and i'm
provement shows next day.
Because Of its germ destroying
properties, nothing has ever been
found to take the place of this Eul-
pbur preparation. The moment you
apply it healing begins. Only those
who have had unsightly skin troubles
can know the delight this Mentho-
ulphur brings. Even fiery, itching
eczema is dried right up.
Get a small jar of Rowles Mentho-
Sulphur from any good druggist and
use it like cold cream.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-02
UNIQUE SLOGAN
Break Through. Jump Over But DO
Not Give Up" say Members of
Sloyar Social Union.

Break through; jump over. hut 90
not give up" is the slogan adopted
yesterday by the Slovae Gynnastic
Social union at its annual meeting.
John J. Hamilla was elected president
for the coming year and George
Chappak was elected vice president.
Other OFFICERS elected were as follows:
Secretary. Paul Bruaik; financial Sec
New Britain herald., 1923-01-02

rotary, Frank semon sr.. treasurer,
Michael Lahas: inspector John Mar.
hevka; sergeant az arms. Michael
CLEAR; physical instructor. Peter La.
hak; chairman OF sick committee.
John Suchy,
New Britain herald., 1923-01-02
MOSUL REVOLT IS
ONLY RUMOR YET
Britain Has No Notification Of
Revolution There

London. Jan. At was stated In
official circles this afternoon that nc
confirmation Of the report that an up
rising had taken place In Mosul had
been received. II was pointed out
CORA through constantinople-wa
sufficient 10 characterize IL as one OF
the numerous rumors which might be
expected to be forthcoming daily until
a settlement OF the Near East ques-
ton was reached.
Mosul Is In constant touch with
Bagdad by wireless II was comment
cd, and any disturbances would be re-
ported to London Immediately.
Constantinople. Jan. 2.-Official an
nouncemcnt that an instruction had
broken out at Mosul. in the kingdom
of Irak was received here from An
CORA today. The telegram asserted
that the inhabitants OF the entire OIL
producing region were demanding an
nexation of the territory to Turkey.
Dispatches from London yesterday,
chronicling the revolt in Mosu, said
that the hangers Of the British air
force had been burned.
The British government through its
spokesman at the Lausanne confer
ence has insisted upon its right to the
rich Mosul oil fields. jurisdiction over
which is claimed by Turkey. Dur
ing the past few weeks there have
been several reports of threatened in
in the territory for which
! ,ondon has held the Turks partially
New Britain herald., 1923-01-02
SOUTHINGTON NEWS
Persiani- EldridCc Welding--Superin
tendant Coggins To Speak On
Schools--Bowling Notes-Items.

Miss Alma Erbe Persiani, daughter
of Representative Charles c. Persiani
of Cowles avenue, Plantsvile, and AL
Ian Ellsworth Elldridge, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Hiram Eldridge of North
Main street, were married yesterday
afternoon at o'clock at the home OF
| the bride by Rev. MacWallace, pas
tor of the Plantsvile Congregational
church. They were attended by Miss
Florence Persiani. cousin of the bride,
as bridesmaid and Howard Lee of Sa-
/ lem, Mass, as best man. The flower
girls were Miss Ethel Gumme OF Cliff
ton, n. j., and Miss Elinor Rose of
this town.
The home was prettily decorated
for the occasion with holly and mis-
tletoe After the ceremony. the young
couple left on an unannounced hon
eymoon, They will be at home to
friends in their new home in Clifton,
n. j., after February |.
Superintendent of Schools William
Coggins will deliver an address before
the next meeting of the Southington
Businessmen's association on Tuesday
evening. January 9, on the manner in
which the money expended for the
local schools is spent This meeting
will be opened to the public, and each
member is requested to bring a guest.
The r. S. and w. office bowling
team will play the first team of the
factory on the local alleys this eve
ming. On Wednesday, the Hardware
team will play the H. d. Smith team.
On Thursday night the second team Of
7. S. and w. will play the third team.
On Friday, the Walker Stuart Co.
team will play AtWater's five.
Deputy Cornelius Connors will in
stall the recently elected officers of
the Waterbury lodge, Shepherds of
Bethlehem at a meeting to be held in
Saturday evening
District Deputy Great Sachem Dan |
lei Shanahan installed the chiefs of |
he Compounce Tribe. ]. O. r. NJ. in |
Bristol. last evening.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-02

Railway men in S"ance are trained
in travelling school, which consists
of ivy, cars equipped for this especial
study.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-02

Deputy Cornelius Connors will in
stall the recently elected officers of
the Waterbury lodge. Shepherds of
Bethlehem at meeting to be held in
Waterbury Saturday evening
New Britain herald., 1923-01-02

Doesn't hurt a bit, Drop a little
"Freezone" on an aching corn, in
stantly that corn stops hurting, then
shortly you lift it right off with fin
GERS. Truly!
Yol.r druggist sells a tiny bottle of
"Freezone" for a few cents, sufficient
TO remove every hard corn, soft corn,
or corn between the toes. and the call
luses. without soreness or irritation.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-02

District Deputy Great Sacllem Dan
iel Shanahan installed the chiefs of
the Compounce Tribe. ]. o. r. NJ. in
Bristol. last evening.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-02

Bic sale of odds and ends al RiFn-
baum's, Big bargains this weekday,
New Britain herald., 1923-01-02
NOTIONS

Hair Nets Sonia" cap shape.
In browns. blonde. auburn and
black. at 25c dor. Just half
regular price.
Dozen In Box. Sanitary Nap
kins, good grade. Regular SOC
kind. CSC box.
Rnbbcrized household Aprons
Regular soc yalue-25c each.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25
IMPERIAL

IMPERIAL. July 25.-E. S. Har,
rison and family who have been
spending the past ten days at La
guna Beach and other points re
turned Sunday evening.
J. R. Stevenson motorcd to San
Diego Saturday. lie returned sun
day night.
Miss Anna Barr went to the
mountains Saturday whore She will
visit the st. Laurent family for 3
couple of weeks at their summer
cottage in Boulevard.
Miss Nada Martin and brother
Forrest Martin returned from Hem
ct Sunday night. They will spend
a few days here and then return to
iIcmet.
Ernest Mackey spent the wee,
end ut Los Angeles.
Dick Locwcnson is leaving for The
east the later part Of The week. His
trip viii take Linn to Baltimore,
New York City and Chicago, where
he viii visit relatives. He viii re
turn in August.
Donald Bransby, Joe TTallowcll
and Buck Oakley spent Sunday in
san Diego, where Mr.. IIa1lowell
visited his wife and baby who are
spending the summer there.
Dick LoeWenson and Jack Anscll
were visitors at Carriso Gorge and
Campo Sunday.
Mr., aud Mrs. Carlson returned
from the mountains yesterday.
Jack Steele returned from Icmct
last night.
G. II. Rosenbaum has moved to
sol North II Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Smith were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Eich-
hold who motored to Jacumba Sun
day.
Others who went to the noun
tains Sunday were "Shortv' Ne
Donald, Bob Burnam, Earl Swcen-
cy and Miss Violet Brewer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wise OF
Rialto were visitors at the home
of Mrs. Ebba Pitts Sunday. They
are moving to San Diego whore
they will make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T" Garriguq and
daughter Jessie nave returned from
Neni2" where thay have been visit
in" Harris Garrigus.
Nr7. Chas. Farrcll IS now ON
plovo III the county auditors office
in +! Centre.
James Hubbard left yesterday
for Del Monte whore h will attend
the summer training school. lie
viii remain about q month.
DR.. and Mrs. Toffcr ard son
Franklin returned Yesterday from
san Diego where they Lave been
spending Il few davs.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25
COURT ORDERS
BIG CREAMERY
NAME CHANGED

Information has been received at
the local office of the California
Central Creameries, announcing
that the superior court of San Fran.
cisco county has granted permission
for the company to change its name
to "Golden State Milk Products
Company, the change to be effect
i've July Il.
According to r. II. Cary, manager
Of the company's local plant, a fav-
orable reputation has been built up
during the company's Is years ex-
istence. for butter and other milk
products marketed under the Gold.
en- State brand. Users of the Golden
state products are often unfamiliar
with the name of the company man
ufacturing them and frequently al
dress the company rs "Thc Golden
State Butter Company.
Believing that il is easier to re.
member one name than two. and 70
avoid confusion in the minds of the
company patrons. the board Of di-
rectorS. after careful consideration,
unanimously decided to make the
company name conform with the
brand name of its products.
Mr.. Cary is sending out circular
letters announcing the change, to
the companv's patrons in this see
tion. asking their cooperation in us
ing the new name of the company.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25
Woman Changes
Her Mind; Youth
Shoots Himself

KANSAS CITY, No. July 25.-
The uncertainty of woman S mind
on her love affairs resulted in
Rovd Never. II, shooting and ser
iously womding himself at mid
night when he saw his former fiance
riding with rival
Meyer had been keeping com
rauv with Miss "Ted' Lawrence
for nearly "a wear. They had been
Engaged to marry and the date for
the ceremony set On several o.
clsious. bat before the marriage
could be performed the girl would
change her mind.
They visited Meyers parents
in Carthage, Mo-, ON several oc-
casions aud discussed the proposed
marriage with them. In March a
license was obtained but again the
girls wavercd and finally jilted
him.
Last night Meyer called for Mis-
Lawrence but She refused to ne
company him ON ride. She went
with Z. F. Kindall In another
automobile Never followed L hall
Block behind. As Kindan turpeI
onto a boulevard he heard u shot
lie believed Meyer was shooting at
their car and rushed to a police
station. Patrolmen found Icyo1
leaning over the wheel Of his run
ming auto, probably fatally .ound-
ed.
"The woman made me DO il, 3"
Meyer said before lapsiaG into uH-
consciousness
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25
HUSBAND, WIFE
SHOT IN HOLUUP

SEATTLE, Wash, July 25.-A
posse, of citizens and deputy she
riffs were securing the woods and
roads north Of Everett in search OF
two auto bandits who held up
three machines, obtained $4,000 il
loot and shot down two persons, one
probably fatally.
Finley Mckee, lumber man, Ham
iiton, WASH, is in Il hospital with u
bullet wound in his lungs. He
failed to stop when commanded TO
do 50 by the bandits. His wife is
also at the hospital with Il bullet
wound in each thigh.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25
At the Hotels


At the Princcss-Los Angeles;
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Weld, Miss Cen
eva Arth, Mrs. t<el Weld, aId Mir.
and Mrs. !. c. Crawford.
Other points: Il. Nj. BLACK, Holt
yiIic; G.. L. Sopcr, Pomona; Mr.. and
Mrs II. 2. Sweet, Mrs. 5. Il. Robin
sen. San Diego; Miss Ethel Smith,
Miss May Russell, Chicago; W. +.
King, city.
A. the 0regon-San Diego; Do
maid phillips, ". G. Philips, George
S'painhowcr, Ralph \. Thompson, II.
Wonder Hina, Il. Noldrets, \. +. Al
kins, J. l. Kelly and soa, N. l.. Rat
cliff; d. Drlne.
Los Angeles: Park Helm, I. s.
Merrill, G. \. Merrill. p. Wittcnberg,
j. ". Squires. Il. s. McBrics. Other
points: Viola Milan, Mae Cross,
Stuart Milan, w. G. Milan, Chel,
sen Oklahoma; 7. T. Wcidmcr, Gil
da Bend, Arizoaa; NJ. Oh5sij, i.
Muko~aha. san Francisco: T. =. IN
gram, Holtv.llc; W. \. Robertson.
Coronado.
st t1a Barbara Wort3-Los An
erlcs; \. G. Klcnncdson, Walter
Gray, j. Y. Boxer and wife, Il.
?. Jones. 7. \. Madden, l.. Lin
coin, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Miller, W. d.
Davis, and George 7. Prince.
SAN Diego: Fred G. Coos, w. c.
Wcs5f,l and son, Air anG Mrs. J.
II. IIerry, Nj. and Mrs. Thomas
Rice, Il. ". Hanson, +. 7. Fergu-
son.
Other points: Il. G. 1erl,s, San
Franc;sco; Frank t. Todd, Yum";
\. W. GriGgs, New Work CITY; X.
q. iisscr, 'ramcnto; j, M%u-he-
mcr, S'ar Francisco; F. II. Hanson,
New To@t. Ci,E.
As the Hotel Case Rcy-San Di-
Gro: Mr.. and Mrs. N. i. Chamber
laiu, Mrs. Walker, G. +. Bossgrl, j.
=. IIaddock Los Angeles: w. f.
Wischmt, a. y. Griswol1, George
u. French, y. \. Stephens, Mrs.
Charles Balance, o. \. Evans, II.
}. Ercnson.
Other Points: Miss Margaret
Phelps, Toledo, Ohio; w. d. Gallo
way, Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson, city;
Gladys jackson, Matte jackson,
Uemct; Mrs. /. A. Woodward,
Pasadena; Thclma Kellogg, Clyde
Kellogg, Santa Barbara
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25
Johnson Ready
For Big Meeting
BY United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, July 25.-In the
scclusion Of lis suite at the Ritz
Hiram johnson, progressive sena-
tor from California, today put the
finishing touches on his speech t.
be delivered at a dinner OF the
johnson welcome home committee
tonight.
johnson has refused to give any
ir-imation Of the exact nature of
his speech except 10 say that he will
frankly discuss international rela-
tions. the world court and the
lcague Of nations.
-Four thousand will hear him
speak.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25
arFn-LabOrite
VIII Lose Job
Hy United Press Leased Wire

MUSKoGEE, Okla, July %
George Wilson, former organizer
for the Fa1m-Labor League in Ok
lahomo, whose appointment to the
presidency of the Oklahoma Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College at.
tracted nation wide attention. viii
soon be relieved Of the office. Gov
eInor J. G. Walton declared todsy.
The governor made the state
ment in announcing that Pete
Coync and Henry Stillwell, two
league members, had been dropped
from the board of agriculture.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25
RESERVE DECISION
IN KHAN PETITION
by United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, July 25.-Decision
was reserved today in the case OF
the knights Of the Ku Klux Klan
to restrain the international Mag
azlne company, publishers of
Hearst's international Magazine,
from publishing articles said to be
detrimental and to comprise infor-
nation unlawfully received from
the klan headquarters Mt Atlanta.
Martin ". Littleton, counsel for
the defense, denied in court that
the material was unlawfully Oh
tanned, declaring that it was gath
cred while the department Of JUS
tice was inYcstigating the kan.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25
Agree on Cotton
Grade Revision
Effective 10 2 4

WASHINGTON, July 25.-Slight
changes in four grades and the
retention Of American names for
the grades were agreed upon m-
animouSiy by representatives, of the
Liverpool and Manchester Cotton
associations and the American Cot
ton Trade in conference with OF
fici&ls OF the Department Of Agri-
culture. The changes agree upon
will be promulgated at once but
will not 90 into effect until Aug
uSt !, 1924 and the trading for the
year following August l, 1923 will
be upon the United States official
standards which were promulgated
July %, 1922 and which have now
been accepted as universal stand
ards.
The changes in the universal!
standards are to be made as follows;
In the Good Middling" box Il
sample containing slightly less
creamy color viii be substituted
for sample 80 -. In the "Strict
Middiing" box Il similar change will
be substituted for samples 40. l
and i. These changes retain in
each of these grades samples with
creamy color that in the opinion of
the American Cotton Trade WAS
desirable in order that the boxes
fairly represent American cotton
crop. A very slight change was
also made in the "Strict Low Mid
ding box.
The American Cotton Trade rep
resentatives have reviewed the
Rules and Regulations which the
Secretary Of Agriculture will issue
within a few days.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25
Personals

Visiting San Diego and register,
ing at the Hotel st. James from i.
Centre Monday was Mrs. z. j.
Mather and child.
Mrs. L. z. Phillcy returned Mon
day from HiPass where she In.
been spending two weeks as the
guest of Mrs. Vaughn Thompson.
+. v. Waite returned Mondav
from Riverside where ne spent sae-
era days with Mrs. Waite and the
children, who are summoring in
that city.
Mrs. George Varnev and grand
son. Donald, were in the city From
Imperial Tuesday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. d. T. Decide have
gone to tie coast for vacation.
Mr.. Decide will return in two
weeks, while Mrs. Decide will stay
for the remainder OF the summer.
!. W. Siocum has returned from
Los Angeles where he has been
spending his vacation.
d.. and Mrs. K. II. Power rlqn
to leave today for Il trip to San
Diego and Long Beach. They VII
spend most of their time at Lon.
Beach, and will return the latter
part of September.
J. p. Haddocl, of the Delta TN
plement Company, left Yesterday
for his home in san Diego.
Mrs. Charles balance Of Los An
gcles is spending . f.; days at the
Casa Rey while attending to bus
mess connected with her Nircvard.
II. O. King, OF Kin%-Johnson
Company. returned this morning
from q short trip to Los Angeles.
Attorney Alfred G. Biai,dyu OF
NalcNico was u business visitor in
FL Centre today.
+. B. Fuller, vice-proeidcHt of the
Southern Trust and Commerce Bank
is back iii +, Centre following
short business trip to the coast.
Mrs. William J. Mcaghrr and
Mrs. James Siuiago came down
from Jacumba this morning to do
some shopping and enjoy Il change
in the climate.
". II. Lavayca returned this
mprniag from Los Angeles.
County Clerk Calvin C. Mousscau
returned this morning from San
Diego where he enjoyed several
days stay with his family.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25
Mary's Secretary
Sued for Divorce
hy United Press Leased Wire

INDIANoPoLIs, July 25.-
Bright 'lights of Hollywood proved
more aiIuring than the family
hearth to Mrs. Dorothy B. Adams,
private secretary to Mary Pickford
according to a divorce complaint
tiled here by Kinlock c. Adams, cd.
itor Of the American Coal Miner.
Descrtion is the basis of the ac-
tion. The complaint states that the
couple was married March %, 1919,
and Mrs. Adams left the family
home here July l, 1921, for Califor-
MIA.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25
Resume Trial of
Alienation Suit
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LOS ANGELES. July 25.-Trial
of the &50,000 damage suit for
alienation of affection. brought by
Mr.. Bertha G. Long against Mrs.
Eleanor Gould, was resumed in su-
perior court today.
Mrs. Long alleged She trapped her
husband, Charles p. Long, and Mrs.
Gould in a room in downtown
hotel. The women were 1T one time
fast friends. Mrs Could charged
Long had entered her room and
made improper advances. and that
she was struggling with him mt thc
time Mrs. Long broke into the
room.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

StaufferHaris-Ray f. Stquffer
81 years Of age, natiYc Of Kansas.
resident Of Glendale, Arizona; Ju-
liza Harris, 26 years old. native Of
Texas, resident Of Glendale, Arizo-
ma.
Arienos- Torrey-Carlos Arienos
"a years Of age, native Of Califor
mia, resident Of Calexico; Ramona
Torrey, 20 years old, native Of Meg
leo, resident of Calexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25
PROBE WHEAT PRICES

CHICAGO, July &a.-The cham
Der Of commerce of the United Sta
tes has tentatively joined the
United States wheat council in in
vestigating wheat prices, ii was an
nounced by the wheat council to-
day. The probe will be made by a
ioint committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25
GUARD COURTHOUSE
FOR MINER S T RIAL
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LEWISBURGH, ". Va, July %.
deputy sheriffs ar1 state troop
ers guarded the court house today
as argument in the murder trial Of
William Blizzard, picturesque OF
ficial OF the miners union, neared
an end. Spectators were searched
Tor firearms, as they filed into the
little courtroom following the noon
r.lnSS
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25
y INSANE CONVICTS
ARE STILL AT LARGE
ny United Press Leased Wire

CHESTER, Ill.,, July 25.-Elcven
insane couvitts, Including several
mprlerers, apparently had eluded
pursuers today, following their cs,
cape from the Illinois state Hos.
pital for the Criminal Insane du-
iug riots Monday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25
TIRED OF PREUS.
SAYS JOHN LIND
b I-ni!cd Trcss I.cnscI Wire

PORTLAND, Ore, July % Min.
ncsotl voters, in o'eettng Na%nus
johnson to the United States sen
ate, did so more as protest
against Governor !. \. @. PIors.
republican candidate than because
Of their regard for johnson, in the
opinion Of john Lind. former Cover
ror Of Minnesota, hc,e for a few
days before continuing 4 summer
vacation.
"Tha- people were tired of
Pscus,' Lind said.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Rodriguez-Manuel Cor
doyia, - years Old, native Of Mex,
leo, residrn, Of Brawley; Rosario
Rodriguez, IS years Old, native Of
Mexico, resident Of Braw!cy.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25
Breakfast at Steve s.
Adv

Press Extends Thanks-Thanks
to b. A. Harrigan, county horticul-
tural commissioner, the PresN -orce
has been enjoying 4 grape feed -
today. The commissioner sent over
a lug of fine malagas, raised ON the
George f. Johnston ranch at Melo-
land. The grapes were of excellent
quality and We're greatly relished by
the force, who unite in expressing
their thanks to Mr.. Harrigan, for
his thoughtfulness, and TO Mr.. John
ston for the high grade of his pro
duct
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25
FREE MEXICAN PORTS
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MENlCO CITY, J1iv 25.-Presi,
dent Obregon has signed a decree
creating three free ports. They
are Salina Cruz, Puerto Mexico and
Guarmus.
These ports viii be under the
jurisdiction of a board Of five
members.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25
Attending Summer School

attending 5 u m N c : School
Among the many valley teachers
who are taking advantage Of the
vacation period to brush up on va
rious lines Of work are D. ?. Chois-
ser of CaleXico, Miss Lura Kirk
patrick of Brawley, Mrs. EstelI
keeler, supervisor, Miss Marjorie
Walker Of Brawley and Miss May
Kemp OF 1rifolium. all Of whom are
attending the Southern Branch Of
the University Of California at Los
Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25

NEWPO@T TEAClI-ApproHim
aeelr $500, 90 TO be spent in dey
ormyut Cf Pacific Electric Island.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25
At State Teacher College

At State Teacher College
Among the valley teachers who are
summering in San Diego and at.
tending the normal school there are
Mrs. Herbert Going of Calcxico,
Mrs. 4. Z. Kennedy OF Calexico,
Mrs. Ella b. Ware and l.. d. Jones
Of Heber, Mrs. Lenora Kinds aHI
daughter. Miss Mary Kinds Of Mel
GLAND, and Mrs Grace Terrell Of
this city who win teach at the
Jasper school.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25

Prince at U. S. &C. r. Prince,
superintendent at CalipatIia. writes
from Los Angeles that he is attend
ing the University Of Southern Cal
ifornia where he is taking special
work in Educational Measurements.
lie reports that the weather there is
hot and sultry.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25

ENETER-C1lifornia Sat" Olive
Growers planning to build packing
plant
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25

a cool place-and a glass OF
heer-at Steve g. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25

los ANGELES Has factory and of
flee hnjllru construction program
totaliug $li i,1t0,r9}.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25
Cool Appet1zing lunches at
Steve s. Adv.

one-Man Farms Popular-T. D.
Mccall, whose holdings lie in one
Of the best fruit and vegetable
districts Of the valley is cutting his
large acreage into small farms Mr.
Mccall reports the sale Of eight of.
these one man farms to date
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25
GAS TAX UPHELD
My Inl.eh rrr.s LrnecI MIrr

KANSAS CITY, No, July 21.-
y tax Of one cent a gallon on gas
oiine sold in Kansas City, imposed
by the city was held constitutions
al ~ the circuit court here today.
DAKLAND-Saa Trmcisco-OalIand
Terminal employees receive 3 cents
per hour wage increase.
RINERSIrH-"mstructiou Of 4S
!uu2aiows TO start on h,w fI-acre
subdivision.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25

lEMET-lloWard rose farm to
be increased from So to 10 acres.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-25
lOCd4.,l

Farm Bureau Meeting-The farm
bureau directors win hold & meet
ing Saturday morning at Brawlev
II WIS announced today, ana as
several matters Of Importance are
to be discussed it IS necessary that
a full attendance be on hand. The
meeting viii be called to order at
~ o clock noon.