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The Winslow mail., 1924-09-19
SUMMGNS

Action brought in the Superior
Court of the State of Arizona in and
for the County of Navajo, and the
Complaint filed in said County OF
Navajo in the office of the Clerk of
said Superior Court.
In the Superior Court OF the State
of Arizona, in and for the County of
Navajo
Helen Irene Raney, Plaintiff, VS..
Chas L. Raney, Defendant.
In the Name of the State Arizona,
to Chas. L. Raney, Defendant, Greet
ing:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to appear in an action brought
against you by the above-named plain
tiff, in the Superior Court OF the State
of Arizona. in and for the County OF
Navajo. and answer the complaint
therein filed with the Clerk of this
Court, at Holbrook, in said County,
within twenty days after the service
upon YOU of this Summons, if served
in this said County, or in all other
cases within thirty days thereafter,
the times above mentioned being eX-
elusive OF the day Of service, or Judg-
men by default will be taken against
you.
Given under my hand and Seal OF
the Superior Court of the State OF
Arizona, in and for the County OF
Navajo. this 9th day of September.
1924
LLOYD c. HENNING,
Clerk of said Superior Court.
fSeaD BY OLIVE c. REED,
31-t4c Deputy Clerk
The Winslow mail., 1924-09-19
28 FAST ROUNDS OFPHILO c. MERRILL
BOXING SCHEDULED is SUPERINTENDENT
FOR MONDAY NIGHT INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.

Boxing Promoters Eddie West and
Bob Kelly have arranged a series of
goes for Monday evening that prom
ises to provide the best sport of any
thing of the kind billed in a long
time. The headliners on the bill are
Eddie Johnson of Pueblo, Colorado,
and Eddie Dwyer of Ell Paso. Both
Evening star., 1924-10-20

-MEN-We. can use SIX high
class men with selling ability,
good personality and desire to
make good, to sell highest quail
ity merchandise on easy pay
ments. This is a large paying
proposition and permanent to
the right men. Apply to Mr..
Blum, bet. 9 and 10 a.m., at
Castelberg National Jewelry Co.,
.Q35sPa. ave. n. NJ.
Evening star., 1924-10-20
SITUATIONS-FENALE.

pRESSMAkIS'; wanted: tunic dresses. ~ Gad
$40: also renodelng. North 1895 W. .01
NURSE. practical wishes case or position
as mothers helper; reference. Columbia G0el
20s
PRACTICAL NURSE or companion. Call
Lincoln 503I 22s
SALESCLERK and cashier: experienced. 1918
G -. NV. Apt. 5I2. 20s
STESm;RAPHER-TYP some experience.
desires permanent connection. Phone Miss
Poole. Line 80 Ut Pa. Sc.
Young LADY wishes position as governess
in a refined family: speaks French; references.
Address Box HOS, Star office ~"
BOOkkEEPER, typist, office
manager, installment house ex-
perience. Address Box 43-R
Star office.
Evening star., 1924-10-20
.l22O End St. NV.

Statesmen. LISTEN!
Washington Ford dealer will
pay liberal salary and bonus.
You must come welf recon-
mended and furnish small bond
for demonstrate ;,do not apply
unless you are a willing worker
and can produce. We are look
ing only for those ,desirous of a
permanent position; religion or
nationality no barrier. Reply in
own handwriting: give phone
number. Address Box 3l2-S,
Star Office.
AUTOMOBILE statesmen
WHO WISH TO LOCATE
WITH LIVE FIRM; UN-
USUALLY. LIBERAL COM
MISSION BASIS. SEE MR..
w. G.. CARTER, JR.. PARK
WAY MOTOR CO., 1865 WIS
ICONSIN AVE.
Evening star., 1924-10-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Continued.


DIAMONDS old gold. silver. bough; for cash.
Louis Abrahams. sl5 q st. CIV.
DIAMONDS, j.welry aud old gold for cash;
no delays. Alvin IIoffa da mond broker. 9ls
+ 8. n w. rooms u and Is Main di2s.
FEATHER BEDS and furniture: best prize
paid. Sauare Deal Furniture Co.. J0l Eye st.
NV Phone Main 5s3s
FURNITURE-Cash fer desirable furniture:
.tuel G ns just
call Main 3OO6 and you will get the best re-
suits:
TTRNITTRE-Cash for some good used furni-
turr and rugs for room house. Call Adams
.143o res
FUKNITURE-sell your furniture. antiques
in fact. anything for the hGIne-to IN" man
VINO pays III" most money. franklin 1t25f. lo'
Nv nw or rhone yranklIn Iosss
FURNITCRF--Wc paw IN" price you have
Adams ia - la7, st1 Columbia bis rarnitnrr i " 60
FURNITURE : f,Ining. living ana he'd room
suites wanted; also general househoid goods
FuRNIrURE-If ,yyoS have any furniture or
other goods to sell Aud you want to obtain
best results. send for Louis Notes. Al 10th
st. NV. Phone franklin n016.
m pss Ss:;
! suits. Main s275. 416 10th st. NV.
fURSITT RE-We obtained q contract for
; apis. 10 he furnished We want all kinds Of
furniture. carpets and rugs. ADAMS 1918. "a
TURNITURE-If you want to obtain best re-
suits for your furniture and other miscel-
Ianeous call NJ Shapiro. go louisiana ave.
aw Franklin 31S5
FURNITUKE-We buy aousenold furniture
and Office fixtures Money advanced on stor.
age Sachs Furniture Co.. corner sth and u
SITS NV Main s3os.
FURNITURE. pianos. carpets. etc. Phone II.
17s2 for wagon or have me call "Weschler."
20 Pa nv
GOLD silver, wat.ne Almonds and old
/ Jnv.ry needed in our manufacturing dept.
Full cash value paid Selngers, SIS ST.
OLD GOLD. silver. diamonds, jewelr5. ane
l~autifuI pieces especially. a. Z. Arnold.
1913 q n.w. Main 81
PLAY BR PIANO state MAKE and price. Ad
. dress Eox l. :. Star office. 2ps
Evening star., 1924-10-20
SITUATIONS-MALE.
(COntinued.l

YOCSG MAN. -. high school cradust". de
sires ONCE store position: chan" for ad-
vancement; best of references. Call Frank
lin otO 20s
Evening star., 1924-10-20
HELP-FEMALE.
(COntinued., ;,

WAITRESS-Seat. white girl breakfast and
dinner. Olympic Cafe, i4th and Enrlid .O'
W0MAN-k rather unusual situation makes 1t
possible for a woman Of ability to make an
exceptional connection with established
real estate sales organization 1t Is the woman
We want. and when we find her We are pre-
ared to teach her the business and furnish
experienced sales mangaer 10 close her
deals while she is learning. This means
$1,000 year TO the right woman. CAL 10
to 12 or 2 to at 1406 ii st. NV. Ask for
sales director.
YOUNG LADY TO make out bills. Must be
willing TO work y TO .; S15 per week. Ad-
dress Box 3c4S. star Office. IL
IEWELRY SALESWOMAN.
Only those thoroughly experienced in this
line need apply. Address Box :Sl-s, Star
office
Evening star., 1924-10-20

I.YMpIA CAFE. 14th ani EnrtId ~, Cl"at.
attractive, nice business; failing health only
rsu..a far selling ans
STEAM LAUNDRY for lease: b : opportunity
, quick. Inquire slI Florida av+nue NV
GOOD BUSINESS: ladies' and chi'dren's wear
fixtures and small stock; reasonable. 1l@'
pa aya ( o roe
Evening star., 1924-10-20

LIMITED Nt-MRER or patented machinerS
rrofit aud royalty share interests will he sold
to install demonstrating quipment. illustrated
extensive = government shows great r1arEoI
pront and royalty possibilities. Interested
parti.< address fsny lis. star nffre 2Hs
Evening star., 1924-10-20

ESTABLISHED grocery store. doing SGphI
week business. Phone Clarendon 3i5 " /.
Evening star., 1924-10-20
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
Continued.

continued.
IEIMEINti AND HF.ATIN's-John r. Gueria.
II. l. Gao. st. Line. 34l7-Steam and not
water heating. plumbing, boiler and power
plants Found reliable for oa years.
EPIiULSTEItING AND FURNITURE RE
pairing Slip roveE> made TO order. tsbiD"i
work Col. tu5s. stand UphoI. Co. 2s1O Ith ST.,
oHs
IrilULSTERlNti AND INTERIOR DEG5-
rating julius Lsns.HrGh wants you To- call
and him at Ic9 1lth. az NV.
uPHOLSTERING. SLIP COVERS AND
cushions Prone for samples and estimate.
Southern t-rth Co. 12UI 9th W. Frank. 6110.'
WINnoW CLEANING. RESIDENCE OR
store fronts specially. Southern Window
Cleaning 60. Franklin 1916 Eeasonab"
rates. -"
WINDOW AND DOOR SIiADES-Gond quality
Opaque shades fitted to your windows. s5c:
the best quality Of "paiue shades. Sl.lJ. hung
free. w y. i call with samples. k1.EE
Rl4TT. i,tH and II SITS ne. Lincoln SI9.
WINDOW SHADES and screens made 10 or
der Free estimates. J. VI. BUTLER son.
1000 Isl st Lincoln GGfs j
Evening star., 1924-10-20

NAEKFT STAND-Act at once. Only few
stands left in WashiHston's most progressive
residential market. PARK VIEW MARKET.
Georgia ard Park road
Evening star., 1924-10-20

LIGHT LUNCH. fountain, magazines. cigars
doing good business near two schools. board
ing house section: fine fixtures; unusual 81
rortunify for couple: leaving city; good lease
reasonable. 1oil 18th NV
Evening star., 1924-10-20

CIGARS soda fountain. candy: dong good
business. rent. S35:- owner sacrifice for
J, value: price, 1000; terms CAN 4 sth
ST. Sc after 40 pm. c0'
Evening star., 1924-10-20

RETAIL BAKERY on business -. and MAJ
ket: good lease: = apartments above store:
real business in every respect: other hHsi-
ness reason for selling Address Box a0I :.
Star o4ics 2os
Evening star., 1924-10-20

YOUNG MAN as salesman; ex-
perience not essential; must
come we'll recommended: ad-
vantageous contract if qualified.
Call Main 6876 for appointment.
Evening star., 1924-10-20

CHAUFFECRS.
Big money for steady men. Beginning Of
busy season. Apply now and get good as'
sixnment Apply to Mr.. w. L. Wagner.
YELLOW CAB CO.,,
ro29 on<b ~ CD
Evening star., 1924-10-20

BIG BARGaIN-siood northwest section: gyoc.
cry store and meat market: owner leaving
city: sell truck. grocery stock. meat s!ic'ns
machine, grinder scales. block, showcases
/, misceila menus. for only $500. Who Is hrss
man Possession now Phone Adams f79
Evening star., 1924-10-20

COAL. YARD. established business. railroad
siding: hardware ami garage business; barga in
for some Potomac 1868
FOR RENT-1f. Park rd. NV; auto repa
aud top shop. stories. plenty of space, good
loratiun. Apply 10 Park ri.
Evening star., 1924-10-20
WE NEED
DRIVERS.

w f N EED
DRIVERS.
An opportunity for live, wide
awake, hustling men to secure a
we'll paying. permanent job dur
ing the coming winter months.
Bring youf references to Mr..
Ryan, at the --
BLACK & WHITE
TAXICAB CO.,
--.l22O 22nd St. NV.
Evening star., 1924-10-20
BRICkWORk
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANE0Us.

Wanted by tho day or contract: large IL
small jobs: estimates free. Address Ro1 PA ;
star office. 2ls
Evening star., 1924-10-20
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

ANOTHER NEW CLASS in telephone switch
board operating forming Oct. 1924. owing 10
special demand. class lm.te'i. Easy 10 learn.
oxford bldg. cor. l4th. het. y. y. ave. and II.
FRENCH. SPANISH. ITALIAN. ENGLISH
rla>s ind vidual instruction: preparatory to
diplomatic exams L. 2sI4 ;;o5 EtheiLurst Apt
Evening star., 1924-10-20

barry CARRIAGE. white play yard: crib
with new mattress; baby walker and suIky
Price 81 a237 Bancroft pl. 20s
BABY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rcd gray
almost new; also book case; mahogany: rea
sopabIe 62T Princeton place NV. Os
Evening star., 1924-10-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WINDOW SIfADES and srrfrpt Tnaue TO n
der Free estimates. J. VI. EUTLER x SUN
1000 Isl IT Lincoln GgGs j
Evening star., 1924-10-20


An old established corporation has
an opening for a representative in this
locality.
Our statesmen earn from SO to 800
per week in commis issioD, paid weekly.
We sell roof paint TO factories.
=, farmers and property owners of every
description. Exceptional opportunity.
oxford Paint Co, Inc, 507 Fifth ave,
York city
Evening star., 1924-10-20
WANTED-SALESMEN.

managers TO sell new in
vrnii"n. patented article; every housewife in
tpresied; best proposition ever offered; $50 to
S1a weekly. See Mr.. II. Bordman, Room 43s
NHtionsl Hotel. 10-I2, 30. 20'
SECURITIES Statesmen,
High class. to sell securities in going
pany. Leads furnished by hoard of directors
Address BOX 30O-E. Star ONCE 800
Evening star., 1924-10-20
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

Thr fotloU,n9 6ustncss concerns 11drdn-
tee Satisfaction TO star re1deTs. Any COM
pi1fn. fosnd necessdyy TO be made to Tke
Std, TfU rccetre prompt dttrntton. For
Gdnisstou TO Recommended Serrtce COL
R0r cr,I NH.u 56GG. Branch rs.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-17
|. A. GRAND JURY
MAY PROBE WATER
SUPPLY OF CITY
BY United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, July IA
gran1 iu>y investigation of Los
Angeles water supply is probable,
according to the statement today by
District Attorney Asa Keyes.
The investigation, Keyes said, will
revolve about the question of yheth
or the city s wafer situation Is suf
ficiently serious to warrant criminal
procedure. For the last two weeks
the district attorney has been
checking data concerning storage in
city reservoirs, prospects of water
shortage and management of the
water department of the city.
"The insurance of a reliable and
sufficient supply of water to this
community is the most important
thing any official body can consider
at this time Keyes said. ''Who-
ever through malice or ignorance
cndangers ~ city'S water is a great
er criminal than the Emperor Nero
who burned Rome.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-17
Jury Disagrees
In Cattle Case

With eight members of jury
holding out for acquttal and four
for conviction, the case of Lus Fc-
liX and Rafael Medina, charged with
the theft of six head of cattle ON
May 7, 1924, is to be brought be
lore Judge Cole in superior court
tomorrow morning for a resettiug.
Information brought out in the
trial Yesterday was to the effect
that the two McXicUns had attempt
ed to take SIX head of cattle from
Harper's Well near Meloland. The
cattle were owned by Il. l.. Mccain
and George ID, Damron, rancherS
there.
The jury went INTO the jury room
at four o clock in the afternoon and
remained until 1880 last night be
fore it was Iccidcd that no verdict
could be reached.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-17
Local Chamber TO :
Canvass Z1OlUz2 on
Saturday Closing

Following dinner at the Oregon
hotel at which about 40 members of
the Chamber of Commerce were pre-
sent, the directors met at the cham
Der headquarters for the weekly ses-
sion.
The merchants protective commit
tee announced that it would canvass
the business houses OF the city for Il
vo;e on Saturday closing. The vote
is to be taken by secret ballot and
is to call for an expression as to
whether business men favor closing
at | o'clock Saturday afternoons,
at ) clock or at q o 'clok. The
ballot is to be taken in such way
that no one will be asked to vote
under pressure. The aim of the
canvass is to ascertain accurately
the opinion o. business men on the
SUBJECT.
Tom Gill, chairman of the commit
tee, reported that the passage by
the city council of the Sunday clos
ing ordinance was in accord with
the recommendation of the commit
tee and conformed to the opinion
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-17
FINAL DAY FOR
FILING SEES A
FEW MORE NAMES
Supervisor Ande rs on
Enters i'm Race for the
Assembly

With but Il few hours intervening
I until the period 70" fi;,ine nOmina
tion papers for the August pr!ma-
ries lef. this aft ernoon. it is expect
I'd that several candidates fo" coun
", state and congressional may rec
ord their candidacy at the county
c!erl; office before the expiration
of tie time limit at six o clock to-
night.
District Attorney Ednesf ]: Ut.
ley, wi osc name has be"n reported
as Il candidate on the Dcmoctatie
ticket for Congress, had no. mp to
two o clock this atternoon filed his
papers, although friends were work
ING in AN effort to secure the re-
ouired number of signatures. The
district attorney lad practically
given up consideration Of entering
the race last :!i9ht and wired to
r'V"mer postmaster Ernest Martin at
San BernarGino. th1f the time until
the papers must be filed was too
a'.tlt for him r. .ct the >iCnatures
"c9uire@ This morninr. however
Mr.. Martin tcleplsoneG the district
attorney that - rameS had already
been secured ut san Berrardino and
nat every effer' would b" made To-
/ day to complete the list in time to
| f.le the papers tonight.
Andersen Is Race
Assemblvman George Herrirk Da-
i Wis. A. y. Bucklin. Supervisor Ralph
Anderson and A. G. Finney, depu
ty district attorney, nave filed
| papers of thcir candidacy for as
sembl lyman al the county clerk : of
! flee.
Win Supervisor W. II. Brooks,
not running, three c.Indid"tcs for
tfc office OF supervisor of this dis
hi,t have filei their nomination
paperS. They are Romeo Smith,
George Austin ard George Bowles,
Mr.. Bowles fled his pancss this
morning.
Supervisor Roy Adams of Imper.
ial is Il candidate for reelection in
the third supcrvisorial district.
Brawley 5 candidates for the super
viSor's office are w A. McFadden
and Henry Jackson.
Candidates who. have filed papers
for election 10 fill the vata"cv left
by the death of Supervisor c. Z.
Stewart in She Iloltvllev district
are: Ernest Edwards and Carl +
Brown.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-17
FL CENTRIC WILL
BE MEMBER OF
CALF. LEAGUE
Council Votes to Become
Member of 26 Yr. Old
Organization

Passage of a' resolution BIZ the
city council at the meeting in the
city hall last night will result in
El Centre becoming IA member of
the League of California municipal
tiles.
The league is more than quarter
of Il century old and includes most
of the munici palities in the state
The 26th annual convention nf the
league is to be held at Monterey
from October 6 to 10 this fall, at
which time it is expected that Ell
Centre will be represented by dele
gates. The purpose of the organiza-
tion is to protect and advance the
best interests of municipalities.
Acceptance Of the Orange, Third
and Commercial streets paving work
WAS recorded by the counrimen
last night. The paving was done by
Contractor George II. Oswald. Tha
sidewalk and curbing work on
broadway and Commercial streets
between Eighth and Tenth streets
was also accepted by the council.
The contract was let to |. 4. fhom-
as.
Ordinance 2S3 recording the rate
of interest and completing routine
requirements in the issuance of
the water bonds WAS passed before
of the meeting. The
bonds are now ready to go 10 the
printer and to be delivered to the
the FIRST Securities com
pany of Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-17
BITTER BATTLE IS BEING WACED
ML. A. ON PROPOSED RATE RAISE

cd by 26 Southland cities fighting
the rate increase proposal, sought
by the Edison Company because of
the summer water shortage, quizzed
Letklider at length. Carr's ques-
tioning was evidently I'M an effort
to ascertain just where the corpora
tion finds basis for the $4,000 900
emergency rate increase petition.
Asked u.der what schedule the
Edison Company distributes power,
Lecklidcr replied that there were
several schedules.
He advanced "A mass of statistics
in discussing estimates of power dis
tribution costs from various streams
the Sources of power, some dating
back TO lolc.
Points to Surplus
Thomas II. Berkebiie, represent
ing Monterey Park, insisted that
computation of operating expenses
(ContinucG OH Page Eightl
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-17
NAB RUM BAND
and MUCH CARGO.
LAUNCH ESCAPES
by United Press Leased Wire

SANTA BARBARA, July IL
Seven alleged rum runners and ten
automobiles containing 800 cases of
Scotch whiSkev, valued ut many
thousands of dollars, were seized
early today when Sheriff James
Ross aud four deputies surprised
the party transferring the liquor
from Il small launch to the shore
along the Hope ranch, three miles
west of here.
George Turned, local man, was
a member of the party, the other
seven token are believed members
cf Los Angeles bootlegging organ
ization.
The vessel, which had anchored
800 feet offShorc, escaped in Il hail
of bullets fired by the Officers. Tur,
ner, who has been under arrest be
fore for NoStead act violations, re-
fused to give the launch S name.
He merely said that it was loaded
1t Canadian port. He declared
the liquor would have been on the
way to Los Angeles within few
minutes had the Officers not ap.
peared.
Turner stated that another YES.
sci belonging to the sane Interim
tional gang of booze runners, af-
ter unloading part of a liquor cargo
here July !, Went down with 1000
cases of wet goods aboard when it
struck II reef off Santa Rosa island
while attempting to dispose Of the
remainder of the cargo,
Besides Turner, members of the
booze running party gave their
names us follows when booked at
the county Jail:
George Young, "A. real estate
salesman; James Lcbow, %, auto
salesman; Alfred Weller, 81, auto
Harry Goodman, 2l, lab
orer; c, T., Bailey, %, truck driver;
G. f. Williams, ~, varnish sales
man. All gave Los Angeles as their
residence.
Each of the men, officers report
cd, was armed with revolverS and
II rifle.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-17
of the members of the committee.
Swing to Speak

of the members of the committee
Swing to Speak
The secretary read communica-
tion from Congressman Phil ID.
Swing in which he accepted an in
VitatiOn to address the members of
the Chamber of Commerce at the
weekly dinner at the Oregon hotel
on the evening of July 80 at 6;15
o clock. Congressman Swing is TO
arrive in the valley on July 80 for
Il short stay here. His talk to the
chamber is to be non-political in
character and will probably be along
the lines of "reminiscences.
The request of H. b. Wilkinson,
president of the tide-water main
line association, asking for Il resolu-
tion from this chamber on the mcrg-
er of the Southern Pacific, FL Paso
and Southwestern and the Arizona
Eastern lines, was referred to the
committee on transportation.
The request of the United States
Chamber of Commerce that FL Cen
tro Chamber adopt the principles of
iContlnueC on Rage EighI)
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-17

MAY HIT THE
10000 MARK

The bumper cantaloupe crop of
the 1924 season in Imperial Valley
is the largest cantaloupe crop in
the history of the crop in the valley.
To date shipments have amounted to
15,77l ears, which is almost 5000
more ears than rolled last season.
Carloads shipped in 1923 numbered
1926.
Forty-nine ears have been order
ed for today's loading, which sends
the total shipment for the season
within 200 ears of the 5000 gain
mark.
The peak days for loading ears
for the three years are June 27,
1929; June 20, 1923; June 20, 1924.
Loadings on the peak days of the
three successive wears are CAS- ears,
529 ears, and 5sl ears respectively,
indicating in connection with the in
creased volume of shipping that an
evener distribution of loading has
been achieved.
Cars shipped from Imperial Val
ley since July are as follows; $40,
224, 223, l93, 1913, 1876, 2l5, 1913,
1856, lac, 1863, 1855, 81, 90, 81, 80 and
ears ordered for today 40. Some
cahtaloupes are still rolling, as well
as honeydews, easabas and Persian
melons. The yield per acre has been
exceptionally heavy, the general
average for the season probably he
ing 30 crates more per acre than
for some seasons past.
The cantaloupe districts in Kern
county have now started shipping.
aud reports from Wasco indicate
that the crop will be lighter than
expected. Delano is shipping M the
rate of several ears per day, and
quality is reported very good. From
10 to 20 ears per day are moving
from Kern county at the present
time. The Turlock district has not
yet started moving anything in
rarlot way, although first crates Of
local express shipments moved out
/" San Francisco about the middle
IF last week.
Arizona IS now IN the height OF
he season, crop there being about
he same as last year. Due to rafh+
r. indifferent quality Of wind.up
shipments from Imperial Valley, and
heavy supplies of competitive fruits
n the east, eastern markets huve
not reacted upward TO the extent
hat was expected. Generally speak
ng prices realized for Imperial
Valley eantaloupes have been iisup.
70 both growers aud ship
aers.