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Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03
Horse Becomes
Star-Boarder,
Portland 4 Z

ny United rress Lenacf Wire
PORTLAND, Ore, Jar SIT
isn't every old sawborIsd horse
that gets carrots and candy ev-
cry day.
But Bruce, veteran charg-
er of the Portland street clean
ing department, does that well
and Better, too.
Bruce who faithfully tug
ged q street cleaners cart here
for years, became so old that he
was sold to q junk dealer.
Mrs, Bessie M. Sweet, who
daily passed the city stables, used
to shower Bruce with many
delicacies stable d'hote.
When she learned he was the
property of jur,k dealer she
bought him, much to the junk
dealers profit and arranged for,
the city stables to board
Bruce until she can find a
farm where he can spend his old
age.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03
/. Y. BOOKLET IN
PRINTERS HANDS
SAYS REPORT

ne booklet describing T., GnE.re,
an@ giving statistic "a tais c.-s
aad Imperial Vale. winch IS being
prepared by be Advertising oo,.-
-..-.se e TIE EaHaHa- e. Commerce.
IL me-" II tic haa5- ef the printer.
a2.I WI he ready In 81 faw weeks,
a.aoedirg - 9a.g. Iale r. -.s
tgari If directors It 1t r.-s- s,
meeting. =. G. Johnston. cAai.ueu
Z tie advertising committee, with
SECRETARY i. z. lyr.s, H.. been a-
f.1-k On the booklet for sTara.
-rtrs. -n1 w'. .#,- i r " r
he one rf -. +.e-t talaas Of ,.-
...i oy-r published III Imge-.al VAL
The I;r- .aes v.-eI .a authorize
tsa a.-c-- si-- committee t. cree,
.s- .r .a5 Lid ".. la erzc--iau 1.
H.l .H-c. ..f-,..rE -s.Lo1Gl -ou-
r..s TG.tte f. III .tarra. I.s-. $50
. .r .a t.oa 55 fag aeee t..a ,
.l:.v aasfae'srt. which vi. u-
.~et ~on j. E.-a highway near
L. ..-nE .aa..
Pic 81 Bought
It. =. Eaf- -4..gcj progress aa
Tie dairy Jay T-- r 4 :-! #1-
.a-.c.5 t-. subcommittee. 4ale
j,... e.-sif7sl. . I'..1s ts.. -.I..s s-
e4. .-." & a-rlalta program aa .4-.
v.i.. e-pe'rel 10 .rovi lo plenty
q. .ftaGM Ia. ese.5.pus.
..a..l.. 4.9 Lar" -aE, yaLa.s. 10.
o.. L.. ird, cl.-r-aal of te ..vie
improvement committee, r'p1.el
taa- tic o-HaMea--. s.s--j .lua
r5-u5 7-- Main stree. haze n."-
subri.,.s i, size ~.tr ri. a..
that s~r @.-t4 t- that toi- c.--
5e cst ~. - Pes.t-oa Z yc~-a"
d. Ls.-..- t,m, signed hT re-
s.Lau-s ana property s~atr, g."
..aiu street. -5 a.s2 Submitted
with the F.a-s.
Cai tain 'a, g. Summers, de1.
county clerk. was ed TO -.t-
tet If. in f.e Chamber # rc--
.-tr.a.
--esa It t.e a...fer were Ui-
Fectors L-cwe-, Cas-. Inf, ToIl.
Oh, Hcrmon Jones. ..-.r. EHuye.
,lo.m, SoHas .-. 's.....
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03
SUCCESSOR IL HUNT
WILL BE NAMED SOON

WASHINGTON, Jan. "a sue
ccssor to f. F. Hunt, divisional chief
of federal prohibition agents in
Southern California with headquart-
crs at Los Angeles, who has s.gned,
will be named by the federal pro
hibition bureau tomorrow or Satur
day, it was said here today.
While announcement of receipt of
Hunt g resignation was withheld at
prohibition headquarters, it was sad
that Hunt for some time sought to
be replaced on account of his health.
Twenty five thousand acres of
sugar beets in Morgan county, Colo
rado, Welded IA tons to the acre.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03
6 NAVAL PLANES s
GO TO FAR EAST

WASHINGTON, Jan: "A unit Of
six naval airpIanes and officers and
men to operate them will be sent
soon to the far east where thev>wiH
be attached to the American Asiatic
fleet, it was stated at the nav
department. These will be the first
airplanes sent to the Asiat.c fleet
and the step is in line with the
navy department S plans to provide
IN aviation unit with american war
vessels i'll the far east.
Yakima, Washington, shipped 200
tons Of alfalfa hay to New York by
water, the freight costing $12,20 u
ton.
1.-The Mark of the Beast Tulane
Thcater Tonight. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03
"Cy'' Is Victim
.y0ke-LOving
Friends

Officer ]. c. Bogue of the FL
Centre police force thought
thieves were after him again
this morning, but he eventually
found out that he had been the
victim of Il mean trick by his
friends.
Last week thief stole sew
eral articles of clothes from
"Cy's' clothes line, and he has
been looking for the culprit
ever since. This morning he
drove his new, shiny roadster up
to the city hall and parked it
while he went into the police
station, leaving Il suit Of clothes
on the car seat, despite the ad-
vice of Chief Barker that folks
should not leave things i'll their
cars and expect to find them
upon their return.
While "Cv'' was busy, the
suit was sneaked out of the ear
and given to Johnny Loot
hourow, the city clerk, who hid
it in his office. When "Cy'
returned to the car and discov-
cred his loss, he Immediately
started out to find the thief and
spent considerable tlmc and en-
ergy tearing about the city.
He returned to the city hail
sore at the world and nearly
collapsed when Loofbourow
told him his suit was in pike
Overs car, where it had been
"planted' in the meantime.
"Cy' says he is cured, and
hereafter viii leave nothing in
his car for thieves to take.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03
ADD MORE CLOTHES
EDIC2 IS OBEYED
~ .uited Frcs4 1.ta,ea lTirc

~ United Frc%s lea.cL Wire
IITT~HUGCH, Pa. Jan. 3.--' Wear
up~. clothes.
TIN police order was issued to-
day ~ EaI Cprros, who is staging
L.- ..vaMfcs at a local theatre.
poggv Hopkins Joyce and Joe Cooke
.r. starred I'm The production.
Car-a! announced he woJld pat
rlorc clothes On his Rcautic.
''The Nark Of the Beast. Tulane
"hc5tcr Tonight. ADJ
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03
GET
$4,000 FROM
FIRM IN L. 4
~ Uaisra I.rcrs Leased W"

~ J-itcd Press LcG>cd y '~''
LCg AEC1LIG Jan 2---'r-
ral.y s1G c-c-Es eIcl-t.7~ %
SIZE oC9 were ,ro'sn 5si9 -gs5.-
noon by two mas'-al band a
who he'3 up tIc c. Ate' Of ttc
Chanilc1gc Gram o@d Eur-cr
Company, acc-r5icg - q T~2o.,
f7eac1 . tle c--tel police
staten.
The aobI>-7 occurred in tho
cc-rpcrg S cff CO.
rty-o~e 1-,ovsard Gc''a~.
e. go eL9u,.e we &. cLo
a 900 ia cu~ca,E. C.. ~
ire 10 80 l'r -cgc-.
Thc bandit fed fgom the
gccac in IN auton9tle. TWO
ca12oads Of detectives were har-
1lcl 10 the ccece.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03
Mabel N0rr77and
Is Operated On;
Dimes Is Worse
lCnntinnnf rrnnl Mn rn II

(Continuo1 from page y
while pressing 20 raar4c against
l;m viii NECESSARILY awal. the oo.-
come OF Dimes injuries.
Belief that Gre,r 2lat I5uee iv
,hc back h. 4 deliberate at.g.u.
70 take his Ire, giving imurtas ID
he theory that the chauffeur VIA,
orazel with jealousy. Was expressed
toaaE hy hetec..to Li,u.saa..
CHARLES Jarvis.
Sh,5 :. 3aca, CLAIMS
The bullet that plpugcd It's war
.hnogh the oil mans ,aa. Hal
downward range, from the harE .a
Front, which woald have been ispoa.
s.a.2 had the mau been tts.n- e.ck
ctaea Jarvis coa,c@G.L Iha ma.
saaheg of t3e pistol used ana iac
-ae, that tar bullet went clem
through Dimes body. leaving $50
powder burns.
#nes Lrcs ret 1re,ll jas, hsa IT,
a4s s.aaiug, lie toll aaGv.s. -tc
remembered that hg did not sae tuo
pistol flash and hti.,yc' il prob
sale th#. 4e had turned toward ho
bedroom IN which were Niss E,r-
#snd and Miss rur,lg.ro wheH
Greer shot.
The states case ,.a.n.t the
ea;Hf,ysr VIII - "r:'.r strength
eaet if j, is ptys.A c.cet q. ack-
oI sla fiH ,tas, hos. tgaa tie
rear. That the chauffeur armed
himself and, il Jealous anger, went
10 Dimes apartment with Jhe de!i-.
a-rae iuta.;iea o. Shooting him is
10 ~ ..Hllan 5 clam. given
FssEt " t.e latest Development.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03
TOFORM
INSTITUTE HERE:
OPEN TO PUBLIC
30 AT Last Nights Meet
ing Plan Important
New Course

With an attendance OF so, a
meeting of bankers Of this city and
GaleXico was held at the high
school last night and the Imperial
valley Chapter of the American
Institute of Banking formed
In telling today Of the Plans Of
this organization, W. T.. Garrett of
tiis city, the newly elected prosi-
-. stated bank employees o.
.to<a connected with financial as
saeiations would be eligible for
membership.
y course in commercial and bust
ness law viii be STATED at once,
aAd it is planned TO cover n
year ; work il the period between
low md summer. Garrett stated
that, Central Junior College IS to
to financially responsible for the
course. ANA will pay the salary Of
Il TEACHER as we'll rs tde incidental
Ap5nscs such IS lights, etc.
TEa w. ". McEuen, Il former
tcachcr aat now with he Pionce,
"itia Insurance Company. .s TO have
Charge Of the commercial law work
IS an announcement which will add
considerably to the interest in the
course. McEuen is uHivcr3ity V
man, haging taken Il law course -
the University Of Southern Califor-
MA, and has continued his studies
alcng economic ana other lines. lie
IS therefore extremely well ,guali-
Tic" t. present his ruhiect.
Tie law course, which vii! be
Held g The high school ON Wcdacs-
day nights OF each week is to be
cPen D the public through the
courtesy OF the bankers who stand
ready to be or service to tho com
aug.t.. Whsle only members Of
aa institute VIII be eligible for
certificates ,howlna tie worl; com,
Ileted, anyone wl.o is interested
laF derive he fu,! benefits Of the
course by paging r for the text
book.
.+omasrs Of the institute are tc
,., . membership fee of s., which
sin !1 refunded # they take the
tra. examination al the c2cse of
lie course, or attend 50 Per cent
ct In, lectures.
0Gicc1a Gle. ed last righ9 were
". l.. Garret, president; otto J@e-
ger. vice president; J. G. Sloan, see
retary-trcasurer. Board members
.r-ledn y. 4. Mackcy, Imperial, OK
officio; k. r. Harrington. C.lcy;co
and Sulcy Gn.,h c: iHi3 city.
other members are TO be added
la'"r.
word has beca received from I'm
rial nd lie vile that they hope
g. take an aytivc part in the instr
tG,c.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03
PERSONALS

Mrs.. u. Jacobs e a.a Francis
60 IS the lcusa gaest of Mrs. Heaa
+ Stafford Ct this city, Mr.. Jaeote,
VINO VIII be pleasantly rer.ea5aaaa
! IS a.ai'r t..-G..s. visited t.a .-.....
+ !. ye-- :.-n.
..r. aH5 Ms. y. II. -..l. nave
+ is,atn.l from Me- Ieas triT
long Heae., s..a angeles and
l.s.l.a1. Taev ,.tn.,,tJ the e>-
i citing ii. f3e,la.. game in hasaae-
+ '.a, as wei. as HE t.pg>. p.r5G2. sir.
.-eH.. reports q rar.-.-l.eaai.@ re
ta a.. ay@s over the Mace&
-e4.a.
n. @. J.. Ier..in.. who has bqau
+ H. ar. leave, is again 1t her
d.. IN tie Irrigation office arc
~ ca.ar. tle ra...
-Ic-. =. T. tsaold has ss~i ed
'rr position With the irrigation
-reia- where ne .as Dcca employ.
II Ter several years.
r .r. Eeyas,3s s ~-gs ar.-c
faaa s.ra:esI sa.!o aeu
#li.a pl.-@g bat Hrh -aa Bobby.
llr~. r.. A. #5=au na- res..ael
fem a fro Hs.zs' holiday s.st5
y. h relatives il san Diego.
Q. B. Freeman OF Inland was q
visitor I'll r! Centre tojay.
Sir. a.i Mrs. Ray Martin ra-ara-
- This 4..u-A- from Los Angeles
where they visited ov,r Tie loIi-
DAYS. They reported plenty at r...
weather 0l the wav G,wu, Win
snow falling near Banning
sud q. +. utri,"- u4 Gs >.-c
was visitor in II Centre t2dar.
q. Lennon, r.srar al T..
sr,r-er court IN San Diego
ss .a L i"eatra today to ater H..
bs. -rup-cr proceedings ot Il uaa.
5.t G this citv. Th. ha..iae wa.
lyl. IA tic office of Attorney j.
MIS- o..pl.ue A. Erora i -
=af.rl r... s. holiday trip to NSsrst
points,
Prof. a.I Cgrs. II. s.. Tcanl .srn
~ Ianssia. U,., in the city last
a.gAt 10 attend tie social 1T the
Baptist church.
Tom Wells and lis daughter, Miss
&arah NeNs IF Hoirvj..c, Were norcG
il The r.-- toda~.
Dr. eaaH Bacon bias returned from
e te" days stay in laos Angeles.
a Lt-c. sa Voc aas re-ua.A t.
Le. l..e iI ~a4 Dio-, after
a...- .- visit with L,r aa. -:.r. MIS-.
3. H.. bashor..
M..am j.. Thompson If. +, Cen
ere r.-s .rt>T tar ~.h t'r.a.isr3
where lie viii remain indefinitely.
--s. Thompson viii remain in FL
Ceaao for JAc present.
a.s. Lvrlvu Wiley La, .cean.ra 9
steuegraraic and ,.r-l H..iti9"
with lhe Imperial ro.n;. i.a In
eau
Miss Dorothy Dyke. VII. has 3acr
spending the holidays with her par
cnta, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry %. lj.sr
Of Imperial, left tod.. fer ers..
Valley lg..t Sacramento, ..c.a ~,
j., teaching.
M1s. a. G.. Faag of IIo'.1-!t wae
aoted il the cs-r restrrHar.
Roi,ert ID. BoliH started litd ie,
as assistant engineer iu IL. .n-l.
eeflag department If the ~er.l.e
r.s Power Company yesterday
UoliH was formerly connected So.
t.e Southern Ca,t rA.a Edis9a Com
rn~
Miss Laura kirkpatrick re'@ar
yesterday from Les Ang,]es aA.s
She has boen spending tac pa. f..
days on q combined business aat
pleasure trip
Airs. 0. j. Elia Of Holtr,lie wa.
il the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mr5. Paul VI. H.phira,
arrived from Los Angeles vcs e-la..
and wiz remain over tha wesEo..
IL the guests Of 4,rs. HeaI,roa
parents, Alr. AMI Mrs. Arthur Ll-
gar Of this city,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03
NEWS BRIEFS
* y FROM CITY AND COUNTY

Back from san Francisco-lrr
and Mrs. x. McDaHicls have return
c5 from q delightfpl cn day trip
to San Francisco and in,aIvoaia-
IeaE Alr. altau.e,s went ta
alfeatl lis firm $ annual eaat.as
of salesmcu at winch more then
l90 were present and series Of
social and sightseeing features en-
loEed. len ror.e home they were
accompanied from Los Angeles to
Redlauds bv tie A. 7. Powell fam
lily, former residents OF +, Centre,
who rendered a barbecue dinner ia
the Aenauiels honor. Miss Leila
stagncr, q Denver friend, aceompa-
led Nr and Mrs MeHaniels home
and viii make an oztcGJcd visit ia
tie valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03
Mercury Rises
Al Degrees
In Day

KLAMATH FALLS, Orc,
Jan. 3.-The Klamath Lake re-
gion experience record rise in
temperature in the last 24 hours.
Wednesday, morning tho mere
try registered "a degrees below
zero. Today the same thcrmo-
meters marked 27 degrees above,
ard everybody's happy.
Srow fall throughout this
section and down into northern
California during the night,
causing some Inconvenience to
railroads and communication
and power lines. There was
four inch fall here ard at Red
ding, Calf, ard seven inches at
Du- muir.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03
PEEDLER
GETS 6 XR. gEETE

LO@ ]EGTLl.S, yan ".--tata1ri-
t.cs were arranging tol.y for the
removal of Iontr II. House, iar0.
t.r pad1Iar, 10 the federal peaton-
titlf a &~Nel isi..t.
l'a Ws given 81 s..cuec q.
~e. e-.a- Dr. a-ise lal..
at... aaYug been convicted - -
.ae aa. e.... .t"4.- with
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03
Meet me at Steve S.
adv

ih IJrH case,
Meet me at stove's adv.
5njoy voa7 Meals at the table.
Special Dinners. Bee Gaze. adv
EXj4e Faster.es. sEaafuf work al
n makes a. Batteries G. L. Cog
.sns Rattegy Shop. al,
McCyory Receives Sad News.
L. McCroIy, who returned the carly
part Of the week from Les Angeles
where he spent several DAYS ut the
bedside eli tIs brother, Dr. VI. r..
McCIoTE. received q telegram to-
day announcing his hIotAer'S death.
'l)r. NcCforE had been ill for some
time, bat his death was nevertheless
q great suock to his brother. Scout
Executive AeCrory states that. on
account "a the Scoutmaster 5 t.u.u.
ing camp scheduled for tie end ot
the end of the week, he believes +
VIII lee impossible fo. him to 50 70
Los Angeles far the flHarS! services.
And Now, Stoves open all night.
Open al Night at Steve 5. adv.
broadway C2ol Eoaee for tasty
dishes 1t every msal ADV
Dr.. Parcels Osteopath and Flee
tronie diagnosis ana treatment
(Abrams.) Dunaway Bldg. adv
Juvenile Room s,tI CLOSED.
Agnes Ferris OF -hc city library an
nouuces that, Dr. IL the sio,yucss
with which the paint oa the f.oa.
ot the iayeu.e room IS drying. j.
viii be impossible for The youngsters
t. use tile room before Eaurjas.
Yesterday, following the opening a.
other departments ~ . a'c.ork, Ike
library force aii = rushing husiua,.
and Were sorry not 10 be able Il
accommodate the children wanting
books. The room vtl open ut 81
O'Clock Saturday, However, avj r
story Eogr viii De led a. %. 81"
.-engiic2 decorations VIII ada to tie
room 5 attfactiv-ue.s.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03
NOTES OF BOY
SCOUT D0INGS

Saturday afternoon and SUNDAY
forenoon. January . and 8, at live
Oaks, viii be our first Annual
Council Camp. and the last half Of
The Scoutmas.nr 's Training Course.
We all find tiMe oeeasionalig -
80 hunting or fishing. We win ~
be better off mentally and phys;c@l-
lv and oc1tor prepared to help our
hove. Every man, whether scou.-
master Or not, can engage i'll the
scout activities.
5eagtmastors ell mp your troop
committeeman and secure their pro
mise % so. There are cabins in
which . sleep and cool, if desired.
What to Take
Take Vaa, provisions -you need
AMI scout mess kits or such cook.
ing utensils us desired. Take plen-
~ Of blankets. There are cots and
beds hut no bed clothing.
Roland L. bye, scout executive Of
Orange County Council. viii be with
is and assist in the scout activities.
NJ. Dyc is one Of cur most success
fUi scout executives and will bring
to us q wealth Of experience in
scouting.
Annual Council Meeting
On account Of the rain last wee.
the annual meeting Of the council
scheduled for December -, was
postponed to january %, n Boy
Scout Headquarters, G45 Main Street
II CentTo, $50 p. m. Further ~
nounyements viii be made.
The next session e the Court q
Honor vii be at Brawlev, Monday
evening, Jmupary = at 40 1T the
vest side grammar stACol.
Scout N.stcrs should see ,hat all
boys desiring TO appear before the
Court Il Homer are properly ycrti-
fed @a1' their papers in the hands
Of the secretary, Warren Currie". Sc
they can b. examined before time
for opta!gg oi the Conr
Plans Monthly Visits
= ginning with Now Ner, it Is
tae purpose eI 'ar c@r-utjrc 10 v,e,5
every ffa.s aa.r " meath, If 30
s.ble. Il as 3aoa sG4rcsteA shat
the .aaH. H. ...A ii rice mc to-
2e-ler once ID month, and that tine
executive meet taem at that ,imo.
.-4-tpe o-1.iOI.E contest is Eo% ,n.
What troop is going 10 win a.. Cs-
lcNjco Rotary Club trophy? Soma
scouts IN the county have not yet
heard Of this contest through their
sroutmastcrs.
"Preveut That Pmeturo Con,
test began January !. Who viii
hc the winning troopo
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03

Wooda Blesy, Dance S5Udio. rs
Orange Phone 4I1W. Ad7
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03

4 pew diversion dam in the Crook
Il Hi9cr, near PrincVille, Oregon,
serves water 70 several thousand
acres.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03

Oxrardites, Ventura county, will
be given an opportunity to vote on
establishment OF a drainage district,
January ..
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03

''Tho 5Icrk Of tie Beast. " Tularo
TEC9ter Tonight. aaT
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03

Best Buttered Pep Corn and Fresh
Roasted Peanuts Of Crctors Pop
Corn Machine, at Faul S Sweets, Sc,
Zoe and 25c per bag at Pau :
Sweets. aav
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03

Money u ivan ou ..uIuraobI,..,
contacts boagA; Fred G. Crasa.
10 Main St. Phone 359. ADV
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03

white ana Nagairc, Bull, idaho.
grow 5Qa sacks cf potatoes per acre
dry land.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03

Richmond. lie coru county Of Mon
tana, THIS ycar grew - 600 acres or
this cereal
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03

saSo ponce or complaint from Ihls
county, charging him with ISSUING
bad checks IT Brawlay. He was
taken to that cry today for a pre-
liminary hearinas
Fresh Oysters, Leefoot Cream
Waffles. Oregon Cafe. Adv.
steve's Merchant Lunch. adv
For Mems Won Shoes see Gun
lingham, opposite post office. adv
Cut Down Rattles with General
Cords TON Gill Tire Co. adv
Day and Night service at Steve 5
coaen Gets Coed s5artt-With two
marriages 70 lis credit on the first
Gay Of the year. Dick Cohen, tie
official Cupid " At the courthouse.
f0f off TO good start yesterday.
Dick acted as interpreter and gene
ral factotum in two marriage, -aa7
says he thinks the Mexican girls
;,re following the American cuseo-l
Ct proposing marriage IN leap yeae.
Elmer A. Todt. puplI Of Wiaor
and Chamiaade II Paris, France
Plane. Pipe Organ Atusicai Form.
624 Give. Phone 46t-W adv
stevc's for Eeersg1auI2 pipes. al
Home l1ado Candies at PaaI-s
Sweets a4e
ssevo's Cream Waff,es als
Ba-hcy5sn Game sseu-5-y-Tlare
win be basketball game At the
local hic4 school on Saturday a3tcr-
uoca at $50 when Ca-exico ard El
Centre Centre. l.rh school teens
meet.
Hotel Barbara Worth Table de
bofe dinner $I.o7 Special Cniekea
dinner $l.00 Special T-Bone Steak
dinner 9Gc Special Rib Steals din
oer Soc Seventh Stree Entrance
direct TO cafe. ad*
Or Harrr Hooper. DENTS
Hain Street Phone 392W Ad,
Jones Sausage, Ham ana Bacon.
Shipment just in. a. Il. william
Phone G53. adj
1dccabe Meeting Tomorrow
to the bad weather last Friday, ID
meeting Of the McCabe Farm ta.i->r
scheduled for that evening was post
poned, anl viii he he'd tomorrow
night, january 1. instead. a liter
aIy program with special speaEow
Is planned Refreshments viii be
served. Everyone is cordially invit-
cd to attend.
Navy Team Good Sports. II. .
Runge, district freight and pas
senger agent for 1hc Southern Pa
cifie Company, Travelled from Hasa-
dena to Yuma yesterday wish mcm- I
bers Of the Navy football team who .
were returning to Annapolis after I
itc.e game with WasbirgtoA gt -aa .
Rcsc Tournament in PasaIen0 New .
Year 8 Day While disappointed at .
rot having won the game, fhe fu-
tare admrals were good sports a2a .
poid the Washington team la.aE .
compliments Their opponents F.
were quick TO take advantage of .
the break in the game, Which .
resulted il q tie seora iatead c1
tho victory which seemed cert iu F.
for tie gobs Ihcte were - iu tAe
navy party, forming mighty .
bgpky bunch according 60 Ru-ge .
who Travelled with them ~ he
Southern Pacific representative 10 /
SEQ that serytLing went .s i,
should.
Ear Al TIE orogoo Auo Dc con
tortaiae Ladies rest ~o"m am
men 5 smoking ,oom AZ
General Cords are comfortable
fires Tom GIL Tire Co. adv
Pure oscam Chewing Tafry, At
raul's adv
steve Has TE-own away the key.
calhoun service. adv
Fine Juicy Steaks end Chops q.
The Broadway Chop house adN .
ce0t Cecs Beagley--in 4ad.-
aiau 10 Leo Feliy who was 10 he
t@ed AZ MgW|ey today for pas Eg
l ehesks u u mson aud N y
a Wue ~ - tried ou m.n-r
Eeea Distrio Atarucy ot.eE
h Robins, criminal iuV 'tiS4ior,
au8 Miss Clara }ous,ei went T.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03

At q fam aIctio. Aoar BIG Pend.
Washington, team If c-arg4
hoyaas SOLD far stI0.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03

Montana dairymen bought bun
drcds Of psrebrei Guernsey and der
Soy cows ii Oregon during 1923.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03

1.-THE Mark OF the Beast Talan2
Theater Tonight. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03

stove's Special Steak Dinner. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03

Hrawlov 10 conduc. tie nrosccut ,ol
lH each case,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03

Sheriff Returns With Prisoner
Deputy Sheriff Sterling Oswald,
who left Sunday for Fl Paso, Tezas,
returned TINS morning with Leo
Felix, who was arrested bv the I'll
Paso police or complaint from this
county, charging hia with issuing
bad checks 1T Brawlay. He WAS
taken to that cry today for a pre-
liminary hearina's
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03

For Mems Won Shoes see Gun
lingham, opposite post office. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03

Fresh Oysters, Leefoot Cream
Waffles. Oregon Cafe. Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03

Z'njoy EoG7 Meals at the table
Special Dinners. Bee Gaze. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03

GN!ae Fastert-a- sEgilfuf work an
n makes oS BATTERIES c. Z. Cog
..ns RatteEy Shop. All,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03

Cut Down Rattles with General
Cords Ton Gill Tire Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03

ste7e's Merchant Lunch. ad
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03

Hotel Barbara Worth Table de
hove dinner $I.oo. Special Chickea
dinner $l0o Special T-Bone Steak
dinner oGc. Special Ei5 Steals 1in-
oer See. Seventh Stree Entrance
lirect to cafe. adj
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03

IIccabe Meeting To-orrow-Da
to the bad weather last FRIDAY, taa
meeting Of the McCabe Farm ta4->e
scheduled for that evening was post
poned all VIII he held touo1co )"
night, january 1. instead. a liter
ary program with special speaEow
Is planned Refraslmcnt, viii be
served Everyone is cordially invit-
cd to attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03

GeNt CecS ley--in 4ad.-
ASA 10 Leo Feliy. who Was to he
tned AZ BlgW}ey today fof Ias
M eheshs VI u uaon aud t. ~
Mtla WC8e "a be tried Cu min4f
sr nisgro Au2rueE Dt.eE a.
h eemns, criminal iuVc 'tlg4tar,
au8 Miss Clara feus ,ci went L.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03

Day and Night service at Steve 5
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-03

Elmer A. ToJc. pupil of Wiaor
and Chamiaade IL Paris. France
Piano. Pipe Organ Nusicaj Form.
624 Give Phone 466-W adv