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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26
Personal

Mr. and Mrs Lsvis EchwhFer re-
turned THURSDAY from a weeks mo-
tor trip IN Eastern Washington.
Mrs q. NJ Butisrworth returned
last week from a months yidt with
her son-in-laN and daughter. Mr.
ana Mrs.. walter IS jenkins. In sac
ramento.
Mr. Frederick Jacobs and SIR
Thornton q. Mouhw. q Portland.
spent the weekend IN town.
Aliss Mildred Farrar. who ia com
Ing w from Los Angeles next week
10 be one Of the attendants Al the
iulbort-Jsreme Huptials on Juns
10. viii be the guest q Dr. and
Mira A. J. Boufnsur while m town.
Mr. and Mr.. w. y. France have
removed from 1923 shelby ~. 20 1908
Franklin ave.
Miss farsa Norton returned Friday
from a seven months sojoun IN Los
Angeles.
Mas Grace Lewis. daughter Of SIR.
and Mira -. H. Lewis. Will return 70.
night from the oakeamcre school IN
haroneck. ~. y.
Mr. and Mrs. william Fllx o. LOS
Angeles. are visiting Mr.. FilEs par.
snis, DR.. and Mrs Frank , Filz.
Mira. Louis Bond left today for her
home IN Boston. after spending ten
days a. the guest OF Mira. De Lorns
HarhauEh.
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Assist at Tea

Mrs.. Harold Priest. Mrs. nernlcs
pownsy Miss Elizabeth Eiford Miss
Alice UddenbsrE and Miss porothca
Hopper assisted al the tea AIRS.
Homer Leroy Eichsr gave Saturday
afternoon. for Miss Marion Eifors. a
June brides tote. and Airs. Frederick
Allen Ciaieli Cillsi OF baltimore. Md.
who Is visitor in town for the sum.
mer months.
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Party to Compliment
Miss Elford

Mrs Earle Macpherson viii en-
tcrtain with a miscellaneous shower
and tea az her home on Wednesday
afternoon in compliment 20 Miss
! Marion E.iford. June hFide-elect.
| Twenty intimate friends OF the
honor guest have been invited.
Al TIE tea hour, Mrs ". l. Hili.
man and Mrs Joseph Pariin viii
preside over the table and the
Misses Ruth Jerauid and Margaret
Parkin viii assist.
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Amending the constitution f. not
ike an art u the legislature. n -
fundamental II effects fne nights
lof Everybody who lives iu Amsries.
and BE- o. pnaumrd fo affect fhe|r
rirhts FOR an THE rest 1f t1t aFea--
sen CamWay DemL Arnnsas.
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'Tfhsurs hiisnsisuss7 ..............B tauh
IA faftita" On apEnithj ......AiFarsH
"hiiihhsllff 4sr.sssssss.4ssss.ss Hue
"cafo Meme from "HiEoisito". Verdi
Nine Gaiii-Curci
iHtsrmisFiou.
sacred Dance" from "Ouphsua'. 6iuck
Woodland ApHtea" ..es........Eamusis
Mr. nsrenxusf.
'HThistlsdsHn" .....s.....s... nsschsr
'-rhs IAtils Bells o. Bsyilia" .Hsmusls
Pray a little Prayer ......... Russell
Mad scene from "fneia" go. psniEstti
Mms. Gaiii-curci.
Homer BsmusiH viii accompany Nine.
Oaiii.cH and Manuel BsrenEusr IL the
nutist
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Sally Gale Gives
DANCING Pdrtu

AZ the home Of her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Phelps. Miss
sally Gale. daughter o. Mrs. Donna
Gale. entertained thirty young peo.
pie with a dancing party on sa,ur.
day evening.
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SEATTLE woMAN's CLUB
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
-rAnA nAnroN rENr

CLAIM BAHTUN IENI
Clara Barton Tent No. 1 will
meet at the Armory. Wednesday,
May %, at 1870 p. m. At $3.50 p. m.
the tent will honor comrade Cyrus
Miller and Mrs. Miller with a recep.
ton and musicale. in celebration OF
their golden wedding Anniversary.
Comrades and friends invited. a
card party VIII take place In the
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Dinner for Bridal Pnrtn

Mr. and Mrs. r. - Merrill will
entertain with dinner al their
home on Thursday evening. June B.
IN honor Of their daughter. Miss
Eulalie Merrill. and her fiAncs. MI
coFydon Wagner. % Tacoma. and
the members OF their bridal party.
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Lot Number a
Sport Hats

Jaunty Sport Hats that will de-
light every smart dresser, are as
sembled in lot number a. Their
individuality would speak well of
hats selling two and three times
this figure. An endless array of
original models for your choos-
ing.
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Dinner Guests at
Hiqhlands Home

As pro nuptial compliment 20
Miss Eulane Merrill and her fiance.
AIT Sorgdon Wagner. % Tacoma.
Mr. and Mira. Edward I. Garrett will
entertain with a dinner o. forty GOV.
ers az their home a. The Highlands
Tuesday evening. June ;.
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spontored By tho women'n Fedora
ton Of the University Of Washing
ton. Amelia Gaili.curci. one Of the
greatest singers Of tho age. viii be
heard IN recital tonight IN Mcany
hall. on the University campus.
Tho following program viii be
offered;
'pur dscsstir foid Iihliaul ......., Lett
'as ~ mani" told flslian) .PsfEslsSs
RsritaiiYs and aria from "pinofah"
ssfffrFstt concurrence hftffpFff
'rfsuy NorkinEbird" with nuts).
-.-----....-.-..---- -----.--.- ulnnnn
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AUXILIARY no

AUXILIARY 10
SUNSET hill CLUB
The Ladies Auxiliary 90 Sunset
Hili Improvement club win meet AZ
tho home Of Mrs, Iooney. eaoa Sind
ave n. w. on Tuesday. May a.
The Parents club will meet Tues.
day evening. NJ o'clock. NJ tho
Webster school.
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Bridge Tea for
BrideS-t

Miss Gertrude Lewis has planned
a bridge tea nj her home for Tues
day, June ,. in honor Of Miss Alice
English and Miss Vera Alan, two
brides elect.
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Mrs. Notsinger 10
Entertain

Mrs A. l. NofsinEer Il arranging
a series 81 phree bridge luncheons
60 he giysn AZ her home IN the
next few weeks the first 10 take
place on Tuesday afternoon. when
covers viii b. placed fer sixteen.
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Ms. Trcnt Honor Gnest

To honor Mrs. Harry whitney
Treat. who recently returned e.om
the East. Mrs William Leonard
Eaton - extending invitations TO a
luncheon At her home on Thursday
afternoon.
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Hostess at Club
Luncheon

Mrs W. s. Steven wife
Of Col. Gusthve W. s. Stevens.
will entertain with a luncheon OF
eighteen covers on "Wednesday AFT
ernoon. AZ the Sunset club.
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Lot Number 3
Trimmed Hats

These stunning Hats of delightful
charm and individuality, will make
every purchaser glad for being
able to attend this saving event.
And why shouldn't these hats
cause thrill? Think of it? Hats
for every Summer occasion at a
price one would ordinarily pay for
a knock-about hat.
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Thrift Shoa TUESDAY morning. and
ln'erlakcn Guild with Mr. D =.
Hopkins and Mrs. r. , rerkinson.
Tuesday Afternoon.
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Women's Clubs

meet with Mrs. c. ". Mccabc, 1909
Whitman ave. Tuesday. May "a. at
1890 a'clock.
RAINIER CHAPTER. d. A. II.
Rainier Chapter. u. A. r., will
hold an important, business meeting
and election OF officers Tuesday
afternoon, May u. at the home Of
Mrs. Tom Mcsdag. $40 w. Highland
Drive. Members are requested to
attend or send proxy. Tea will
be served with Mrs. Alden J. Bleth.
en- and Mrs. z. b. Burweli, 2resId.
Ing.
SEATTLE LODGE NO. Z
Seattle lodge No. 7. Degree OF
Honor. viii give a Round Table
whist party at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Ormsbec. 1923 Afldyale
ave, on Tuesday evening. May ~.
at S15 o'clock. Tho hostcsses will
be Mrs. Matte Ormsbec. Mrs. Anna
Barth and Mrs. Lulu Baker Mem.
bcrs and friends cordially invited to
attend.
Take Green Lake car and gct off
ut North 4ist. walk one block cast
and one.half block north.
SEATTLE wOMAN'S CLUB
The literature Interpretation de.
partment OF the Seattle Woman's
club will hold its last meeting OF
the club year Tuesday, May ~. at
1890 O'Clock. at the home Of Miss
Libby Trimble, 2444 Howard ave. N,
Each member Is requested TO come
in a costume representing some IA
nous character in literature, OF
book.
The Current Events department
will meet at the same place Mt 2.30
p. m. There Will DO general re.
view Of current topics, and election
OF officers.
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MAY BREAKFAST

ApLANNED
The womcn's Federation Of the
Evangelical Churches Of Seattle will
give May breakfast on Tuesday,
May 81. at II o'clock, at the PIym.
ouih Congregational church. AIrs.
Raymond Kicker, who has spent
several years doing missionary work
IN China, will be the speaker OF tho
affair. Her subject will he The
Challenge Of Youth In China"
Mrs. 8. u. yyingatc. president OF
the federation. will preside. Mrs.
Howard a. Hanson. chairman OF
the hostesses' committee. has charge
OF tho breakfast. Tickets may be
obtained from representatives at
the various churches.
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woMANs CENTURY CLUB

"AINlAAN - AaisAN 49,
Two departments OF tho Womon's
Century club viii meet tho week OF
MAY % for tho last assemblies OF
the club year. The Political Sci
ence. on Tuesday, May n, Mt IL
a. Yn.. ut the Y. w G. A., whore
Mrs. william NJ. Pratcr viii discuss
tho pro and con OF the Skagit River
project, and Mrs. J. II. Mcpherson
win talk on tho Governments OF
Mexico and Chile"
The department OF social service
will meet Thursday. May 20, at
the home Of Mrs. John whnllcy for
n 1880 o'clock luncheon. Mrs.
Emma X. Rinehart will have charge
OF tho program, and n representa-
tive from the police department will
speak on "Polico Protection for
Women and Girls In the city OF
Seattle" New officers In this de-
partmcnt include Mrs a. II. Hor-
ton. chairmoni Mrs Il. IL. Louns-
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blF}s vice ChhlFmnus Hfh j. w
Graham. secretary and treasurer.
~ the meeting OF the club on
Friday. May "a. the following Of
ficcrs were Installed: Mrs J. p
Macpherson. president; Mira Caro-
limo Clark. frs, vice president. MrA
a. T. NoffnEer. second vice prea-
dent: Mrs J. u. Harris recording
secretary! sliss Cynthia Adams.
corresponding secretary; Mira W
~. prnier. treasurer. Mira J. -.
Curtis. custodian. Mrs Amelia Mel
son. financial secretary; Mrs W. s.
Griswold. parilamentatian. Mrs. =.
o. Jones. chairman Of building com
mlttcc.
Chairman Of the various depart
ments Of tho club include. srn
William Turnaeiiff. Amerieanlza-
ton; Mrs w. ". Pittwood. art.
Mrs Arthur Holt. child study:
Mrs, +. W. Msirnss,. current
events: Mrs Henry BittmAn.
French: Mira d. NJ. Stone, house.
hold administration; Mira Mary
Ramsdell. literature and travel:
Mrs Victor zednick, music: Mrs
A. y. swenson. parliamentary pro.
cedure; Mrs A. ". Horton. social
service.
The office Of press secretary and
tho chairman or the Drama and
Political Science departments arc
siili TO be elected.
CAMPFIRE GIRLS
Has your group signed up for a
booth YETI
Tho following booths have been
spoken for: Fish pond. Hantaywce.
Miss Van Brooklin: art gallery,
wncIntanka. Miss Knowles: fortune
teller, Tolokoosah. Mrs. Paticn: hot
dogH. owaissa. Miss Ruth a. Brown;
balloons, Nyoda FiroflIes. Ann ri.
moro: ice cream bars. Ncbewuns,
Miss Frances Wolfe. clowns. chelo.
tru. Mrs. Dickman. Northwest prod.
ucts. wecaio, Miss Ruth Brown: pink
lemonade. Petagu, Mrs. j. Il. Morris:
scalth mascots, rolochana, Mrs. Bru.
baker; 1924 camp baby. Kowatnhoma.
Miss Ann Simmons; Japanese tea
room. Kwoncshe. Mrs. Il. Fryer.
Tho program committee chairman
is Edith Davis: publicity managers,
Gertrude Bates and Helen Gray: pos.
ter committee. Gertrude Mccain,
Carolyn Burnham and Helen Gray.
Sign up nowl
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Seasons Wonder Values
in the Basement Department
Children's Hats

NIIIIQECU 5 IIdlS
Every mother will welcome
this timely saving oppor-
tunity. Shown at this price
are the seasons prettiest
patterns and materials for
children. Hundreds of
them to choose from-and
you will find no value that
equals this anywhere.
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IONA SEWING CIRCLE

The sewing circle OF Ionia Chap
tcr. o. z. S., win meet with Mrs.
Marion oDcll. 155 Highland drive.
Thursday. May 18th. at ] o'clock.
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.IARMoNY HoMEsTEAp

= Harmony Homestead, No. 1743,
Brotherhood Of American Ycomen,
viii hold the annual ladies' month
class adoption on Tuesday evening,
May II. at 8 o'clock. at 1921
Third ave.
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evening. at o'clock. Mrs. Della
Hisicy. chairman
MELODY CLUB
CLOSES SEASON
The Melody club gave the closing
program Of the club year on Thurs.
dav evening, az the home OF tho
Misses salln. 2os ". Crockett e..
with Mildred johnson and Margaret
saiin assisting in the following unm'
bcrs:
Piano -.
fbl butterfly" .................orsiE
Mildred Johnson
..eunsst in the Desert" ..........H Ross
Miss Ella ssiin.
'V "a, .-rae Year, a, IN. sprIns'' Beach
Miss osrtruds wlgssn.
"pancs Caprice" .orsig
Margaret saiin.
"a "out Of the shadow ni,gfus.
fss April Fool" Dixon
Mrs. GAthR Peterson.
Voice r,,.,..
al "Kashmiri Gong" ....->. linden
n, pThy BsaminR Eyes. .MacDowoll
Miss Ingrid salin.
Piano .,.
yaise, on. g.. No. 1.~......... Chopin
Mra. Charles plimpton.
'o ~ know Lovely Garden" p'Hsrdeiot
Mlss Dorothea Rodgers.
Voice g..
faJ Ave Maria" ........'...'.''oa Gary
tb1 IAN Irish Love song" .... Lang
Mrs. Thomas Hall.
Voice -.
"connala "a IL Pays .,....'.ThomaS
Mrs. Charles piimpton.
faj "a May Morning" ...".'.' .Den5s
M "fTia June" .....ss...s... shoneld
Miss Olga Ruehel
Mrs. Charles Nelson Gibson. nooompaniot'
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WOODLAND PARK AUXILIARY
The Woodland park auxiliary 10
The Ruth School building fund will
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WoMAN.s cIVIC Gle

The woman's Civic club win
meet Tuesday. May n. at 2 p. M.
Of the Y. W. C. a. The final an
nua1 reports OF committees and del.
egates win be read. Full attendance
requested.
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Miss farsa Norton returned Friday
from seven months soJoun In Los
Angeles.
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Mas Grace Lewis. daughter o. SIR.
and Mira -. H. Lswis. Will return 10.
night from the oakeamcrs school IN
haroneck. ~. y.
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meet with Mrs. c. ". Mccabc, 1909
Whitman ave. Tuesday. May "a. at
1890 a'clock.
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Mr, and MIR. w y. France have
removed from 1898 shelby II. 10 1900
Franklin ave.
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DAUGHTERS or
CIR f.r1nrE

Daughters OF st. George VIII be
entertained at luncheon and cards
on Tuesday. May II. at 1 o'clock. at
Ills 2sth ave. Take car No. s TO
26th ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26

Mr.. and Mrs. william Filz Of Los
Angeles. are visiting Mr.. FilEs par.
snts. Or. and Mrs. Frank J. Filx.
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Mr. Frederick Jacobs and Nr
Thornton q. Mouhw. q Portland.
spent the weekend In town.
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY

BALLARD HIGH PIT. a.
Ballard High School PIT. a. viii
hold its meeting Tuesday evening.
May y. at p. IN. a good pro-
gram has been prepared.
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Mrs. Louis Bond left today for her
home In Boston. after spending ten
days a. the guest OF Mira. De iorns
HarhauEh.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-17

FOR SALE-New milk house large
ico box and dairy equipment.
Phone 35lR or call at llO3 SO.
3rd st. 17t6
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-17
Dept. 1956l
SUMMON3

In the Superior Court of the State
Of California, in and for th'
County Of Imperial.
WESTERN LOAN & BUILDING
COMPANY, a, corporation, Plain
tiff.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-17
No. 96t3-Dept. |
SUMMONS
In the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the
County of Imperial

,
of California, in and for the
County of Imperial
BRITISH 4 AMERICAN MER-
CAMILLE CO, corporation,
Plaintiff.
A. GR1MMEL, JOHN DOE AND
MARY DOE, his wife, Dcfen'
dants.
The People of the State of Cali,
fornia Send Greeting to A, Grimmcl,
John Doe and Mary Doc, his wife,
Defendants.
You Are Hereby Directed to Ap-
pear and answer the Complaint IN
an action entitled as above, brought
against you in the Superior Court
of the County of Imperial, state of
California, within ten days after
the service on you of this Summons
IF served within this county; or
within thirty days if served else
whore.
And YOU are hereby notified that
unless You appear and answer as
above required, the said Plaintiff
will take Judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the com
plnint, as arising upon contract, or
Plaintiff will apply to the Court
for any other relief demanded i'll
the Complaint.
Given undor my hand aud the
seal of the Superior Court Of the
County Of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, this Sth day OF July, 7a2i
c. G. DlOCSSEAT
Clerk.
aF l.. f, Stewart, Deputy Clerk.
Jas. w. Glassford, Attorney for
Plaintiff,
(SEAL)
j 10 IL "a 81 Au Ii II 70 S Ii
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-17
Echoes from LA.
Sporting World
by United Press hcascd Wire

Los ANGELES, july l7.--Whon
play i'll the Illinois state tennis
tourney is completed, Wil'iam 7.
Tildcn, ranking net star of the
country, viii head for the coast and
. series of matches in Southern Cal
ifornia.
With bim viii come two Of his
youthful protcgcs, Wciuor and
Strachan. The trio will compete in
the Southern California tourupmcnt
which begins late this month.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-17
WATCHING THE;
SC0REBOARD

eStcrdav's S hero-Long George
Kelly, Giant first sackcr, whose scv
cnth inning home run enabled the
McGraw klan to win from Pitts,
burgh s to 7.
The league leading Yanks attempt
ed to stage a ninth inning relay
but failed, the Indians winning 4 to
3.
Brooklyn and Cincinnati divided Il
twin bill, the Dodgers winning the
first 5 to 4, and the Reds taking the
second . to 6.
When the third place Tigers took
brace of games from Boston they
moved within y games of first po-
sition Washington still is second.
The Tigers won the first ) TO 4 and
the second IL to 3.
Winning doulc headers was the
feature Of yesterday S games. Con-
ME. Mack s tribe won Il pair from
Chicaoo. the first / TO 0 and the
second to 5.
were solidlv backed up by the Brit
'ish, the tennis players found the
courts today decorated with shiny,
galvanized water buckets, gafvaniz-
cd pitchers and plenty of towels
The organizers, realizing that with
drawal of Miss Helen Wills and
Miss McKane would mean breaking
up the tournament, had rushed these
IMPROVEMENTS.
Consequently, as the weather was
cooler and ideal for tennis, the
Americans aud British agreed 10
waive the question of shower baths
for the moment and go ahead with
the tennis.
Vincent Richards, L. s. A., dc
fcated Reno Laeostc, France, who
wns one of the finaliStS AT VIM
blcdon, sc, i-6, l.6, -, 6-3.
Ia the boxing at the Vclodrome
D'IIiver, Boylstein L. S. A. beat
shorter, Great Britain, on points,
end Rothwcll, L. S. A., beat Graham,
Canada also on points.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-17
Legal AdUeYiising
NOTICE THAT BIDS WILL BE
RECEIVED FOR THE REMoV-
AL OF THE FT. YUMA PUMP
ING PLANT AND THE REMOV-
AL AND RECONSTRUCTION
OF FIT. YUMA GARAGE.

NOTICE is HEREBY given that
on Monday, the 4th day of August,
1924, at two 0 clock p. m. Of said
day bids viii be received for the
removal and reconstruction Of the
~. Yuma pumping plant and the
TT. Yuma Garage, in the county Of
Imperial, state of California, and
moro particularly referred to in
plans and specifications hereinafter
mentioned. Said bids must be in
writing and accompanied by Il Ger.
tilted check in the sum of ten per
cent of the amount bid. Said bids
must be based upon plans and spc-
cifcations for said work on file IN
the office Of the Clerk of said
county
Said bids viii be opened at the
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Anna T. Lcja, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned john u. Leia, Admin
istrator of the Estate of Anna Il
Leila, deceased, 10 the Creditors Of.
and all persons having Gains
against the said deceased, to \ex-
hibit the same with the necessary
vouchers, within 10 months after
the first publication of this notice
TO the said Administrator at The
office of W. L. North, Atty room
81 First National Bank Bldg, El
Centre, Calf, or to County Clerk
Dated June 18th, 1924.
JOHN ID. LEJA,
Administrator of Estate of Anna
r. Leja, Deceased.
June 10 20 Jul 8 10 II
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-17

time mentiQnod above, by the Board
Of Supervisors, at the chambers of
said Board in the County Court
house at FL Centre, said county and
state, and a contract will be award
ed to the lowest responsible bidder,
the Board, however, rcserving the
right TO reject all bids, rs provid-
ed by law.
BY order of said Board of Super
visors.
G. G.. MOUSSEAU,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors.
Jl4t20.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-17
Observation-Disclosures
MONEY WANTED


l have San Diego and Imperial
counties to handle the NOSHOk
Ford Auto Spring; makes the
Ford ride like Il Packard. | need
5000 to $4UU0 to finance the two
above counties, and will give
any one that can finance me d
one-half interest with me in these
two counties. We can sell from
5000 to 1000 springs in a year and
it will bear the cIosest lnvestIga-
tion. l have car here now equip
ped with this spring, their second
factory is now going into Los An
gcles, that puts our territory close
to the factory, and makes this
very valuable territory. Ii You
have the cash dom fan to get in
touch with me, it is a blg pusi-
ness proposition and one that Will
make you a fortune. DON'T TAU
to investigate. Claude &. Watson,
Pala. Calf. 1916
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-17

PARIS, July 17.-Six world S
rowing championships were to be
contested on the Seine at Argen-
teuil this aftcrnoo, with American
favorites in four of the final Olym-
pie events.
The pair oars without Co&gwain
vent 10 Holland, which won by
three quarters of Il length from
france in 5:19 -.
Meanwhile the American swim
ners were breaking records in the
olympic pool. Johnny Weissmuller,
winning the first heat of the semi
finals of the 100 meters free style,
,et 8, new Olympic mark of 5:l3 6-10.
The American beat Charlton, Aus
,ralia, who was II seconds behind
vim, with Smith, l.. S. A. third
In the first heat of the 100 me
ters back stroke, semi.finals, Kea-
ioha finished first in 1:13 3-1C,
trcaking the Olympic record. Wyatt,
l.. =. A.. WAS second and iiarta,
hungary, third.
Both Arne Borg and his brother,
Axe Borg, swedish swimmers, quail,
flied Tor the finals of the 100 me-
lcrs, finishing first and second in
their heat of the semi finals. Arnc S
time was j:2l Ito.
The second heat Of the 101 meters
lack stroke semi finals was won by
tlItz, Belgium, il. l:l9, with Raw
iinsou, England, second, and Wcbig,
rance, third.
In the women 5 sPringboard div
ug competition three American
Wr.s Misses Eiggin, Fletcher and
Becker, qualified ahead of Miss
johnson of Sweden and Miss Bur
tctt, Austria, for the finals.
Mrs. Marion T.. JcssuP, L. S. A.,
was pat out Of The women S singles
.odav by Miss katherine McKanc,
England, worlds champion, who de-
lcatcd the American woman, 6.3, go.
Switzerland First
The race for four Dared boats with
roNswaiu was won by Switzerland
with France second and the United
states third. The winner $ time
was 1:ls -.
!. Eeresford, England, holder of
the dnmpnd seulls, symbolic of the
world : sculIing championship, won
from Garrett Gilmore OF Philadel-
pbia, today bringing his skiff home
four and four fifths seconds ahead
of the American, who had defeated
him u trial heat The winner s.
iimr was 1:ig -.
Tho four cared without coyswaiu
c,,ut was won by England, with
Canada second and switzerland
third. The winners time was 7:0s
SO.
A. result of the Americans
protest Yesterday, in which they