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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31

eANA y I" sAAN AAA'tAAs
EvEUYTuiNG possible Do the
IL way n noise. run. music and
WAY ~ noise FUN music and en-
run SWAY az tbs Coliseum Liberty
aud strand ibaatrf. whore tho
colossal New Years midnight matt
Hecs win start with q tremendous
WALTON nt II o'clock
Sever before has "a new year been
greeted with such a yolley OF hectic
excitement as planned b. these
three thcstrrs. The entire pro-
gram. consisting entirely Of prCic1-
aional acts. compntea The most
timely sk.is obtninable 20 bid bon
voyage 20 1926.
TUE stage IN sci Tor The gala New
Il Years production 80 be pre-.
scented by tho rautagcs thcatcr
wednesday night. opening ~ 1880.
'Alinsirrlf a ia Carte Tho bis 10.
cal professional production. with a
Gust of 100 peopls, promises rare
treat.
Ia addition 20 this number spc.
cialiy vaudeville acts viii be given
by tho professional acts Of The Pan
tagcs circuit In ul, 50 separate
programs viii be- offered.
A y all headliutr show. promising
~ dancing. singing, music uplcniy
and Tadiating seasonal cheer and rol.
licking entertainment, Is booked for
the Columbia New Year midnight
matinee. with such features Hs
! Llborius Hauptmau's 1894 Song Re.
vuc. tho popular song medley that
~ an annual hit. and The Columbia
Trio" three Kings OF Harmony, that
will add much to tho 1926 welcome
on the bill, there Is every assurance
Of "A tuncfui cxhIlernting session
wednesday night
Tho management has gone a long
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31

= I.reclous things come in small
packages. II Is fitting then that
Shirley Mason should have small
but exclusive cast in That French
Lady" her william Fox starring We.
s.hieIe.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14
Here and There
! in Sport World
ity United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 14A-Two
of bascball's most outstanding fig,
ures-Waltcr johnson and Babe
Ruth-will be at the =, Hollywood
American Legion; wec's.y' fboxing
program tonight. NS ftE
Johnson is going TO lr present
cd with watch BY The legion,
and is going tos say few thank
YOU words. Ruth is going 20 be in
Dick Hoppe s corner whom that for,
midable lightweight goes. against
Tommy Carter in the main fight
event, E+8& e,.ssisA
Carter lifted the lcgioIs,Sfsooast
lightweight crown from thT brQY of
Johnny Adams last week a1ld}lloppe
is trying to earn the hcadgeaG an.
other transfer.
Sailor Billy Vincent goes against
Red Williams in the bout before the
windup, while Nate Slot sndN Hen
ry Marcus arc slated~to square off
in the feature prelilNinary. "
rfcd Fulton, She plastcrcr Of Ro
chester Mimi, is 90 reach los An.
coles this aftoraoohd fo' his f61r
round engagement Mith.trGny Fucn
tc next MopdaY... Fulton is accom-
rpiried by HIS iff-iii,tg~F, .Tsitsit aliadl
dy and will polish off his training
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14
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McCABE
BY Press staff Correspondent

John Moore and son Harry have Z
returned from a three months vaca-
ton spent at their old home in the
east.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Kiert of
Riverside, one time residents of Nc
Cabe were visiting friends over the
weekend
II. b. Zimmerman Of Pasad ma is
visiting at the home of-4his daugh-
ter Mrs Arthur Sunstrum.
Mr. and Mrs. Wefon Wander
poel received the sad news of the
ueath OF rne4r sisTer-inlaw Mrs.
Frank Vanderpoel. Her death oc-
cured on Wednesday November IL
at the family home in Arlington
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vanderpoel
were old time residents of this
district, having moved to Arlington
some SIX years ago. Miss Wander
poel leaves a husband, two sons
and two daughters and host of
friends to mourn her untimely
death.
Miss McAlmond, principal of the
North-end school called on friends
Saturday
assN Il srn 4 senle of Westminster,
California, returned honrc -Spntlay5
after anfaw days visit al. the home
of his sister Mrs. Moffatt. j
Misses Rose Weirs and Mary Fan
sher were hostess at a birthday
party Tuesday evening, given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fan
sher. 1t being Armistiee day the
decorations were in keeping of the
day. Dancing was the main event.
Much fun was had in the finding
of the coin, button and thimblc in
the, birthday cake. Those present
i,were: Misses Katherine Weis, Cla-
Ira Carr, Marybcll Wilson, Marga-
ret Vanderpoel, Iennetta Wilson,
: Dorothy Weir, Mary Otis, Myrtle
Conkey, Roberta Tucker, Rosalie
Laburcherie Agatha Tucker, Flor
encc Faneher, Hattie Fansher and
the hostess Mary Fansher and Rose
Weiss. Messrs: Samuel Weir, Ber-
nice Wilson, Valentine Weiss, Ray
Gale, Otis Tucker, Joe Bradshaw,
Lewis He'll, Donald Bradshaw. Mar
| | tain Brown, Roy Cannon, Ernest
! Green, Everett Vanderpoel, Burton
Brock, Dale Shorp and Virgil Zut-
cher. !. m
; McCabe girls will play indoor
base baA WIN the wilson girls on
Friday Nov. II.
A, Grant OF Chino. California,
spent a week in this district buy
ing dairy cows to ship to his dairy
on the coast. Mr., Grant lived here
Fat one time and his stay was en-
joyed by many friends.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14
Nation Finds
, u. q.
Idols Feet
Are Clay .

BUENOS AIRES, Nov. IA
A nation has found its idols
feet are clay.
While half tho Argentine
rNourns. Luis Angel Firpo's
downfall, the other half is go
ing around kicking itself.
Fat motor salesman goes
into the, ring for his punish
nient, = says the headline of a
paper describing the boxers de
foat by Charley Weinert at
Newark Wednesday night.
The city which blazed with
Esrpo's name i'm electric lights
and erected monuments in his
honor when he knocked Jack
Dempsey out of the ring in the
first round of the most sensa-
tional heavyweight battle of
history, now reviles the fallen
angel. ID n<-} NJ
"The calf of the Pampas
bawls no more says another
headllne.p sNvTY r#ek
.tFirpo's 1fupcral,'f read an
other.
I'm many instances chargin
and self reproach are evident, "
says the Critisa in. what IL calls
the boxers obituary.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

QUICK ACTION secures real bar
gain. 80 acres, ~ miles from
Arlington, mile from store at
La Sierra Heights. 23 acres alfal-
fa, 7 acres building site and gar
den land. One, fourth interest IN
new pumping plant, l20 inches
water costs zoe per hour, s room
house, not quite finished. New 80
ton hay barn, 16 cow stable anu
milking machine. Land on three
sides already subdivided. Adjoin-
ing land without buildings recent
lv sold for $1,000 per acre, Sac
rificc price, $20,500; $4,000 can
remain on easy terms at d per
cent. Will consider local or cast
ern for equity. Vail assume
some. Owner in poor health,
must work out $4,000 in cash TO
satisfy creditors. Russell BuSl'
ness Service, Realtors, GIG Ninth
St, Riverside, Calf. lit2
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14
EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY

For live aggressive man to make
big money in Ell Centre and local
ity as sales representative for cs'
tablished manufacturer of fac
tory cut homes. Give details of
past experience and present oc'
cupation when writing. Prefer
that interested parties come to
our Los Angeles office for inter,
view. Fenner Mfg. Co., lO23'2o
Detwiler Bldg, Los Angeles,
Calf. I4tl
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14
800 KILLED IN
+. Il JAVA QUAKE

u AMSTERDAM, Nov. 14.-More
than three hundred persons were
killed in an earthquake in, the mid
die Of lava which destroyedoa holi-
dav Eesort known as Wonosobo, az
eording to advices from the island
today.
several small towns are reported
to hay been engulfed by rivers
while damage in the larger towns
was only slight. ..E
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14
LOCAL PLAYERS
PLAN SERIES OF
PEPPY GAMES
Cut Out This Schedule
For Your Future
Reference


As with the poet, "ft amt no
use TO grumble and complain be.
cause all Tire bali ganlesAof, the local
league are set for Sunday, but there
is no other day on which all the
boys can get off. together. For Is
Sundays III succession there viii be
bel played at Imperial, and El Cen
Gro, ana the committee who drew
up tAe.r schedule h,.ve everything
in apple-pie order and a glance at
the dates will show everybody just
where and when the games are be.
ing played.
All games will be played in
the afternoon. Gut this. league
table out and paste sit on the. wall,
and it will not be. necessary to call
up anybody and ask, where you are
to take your best girl any par.
ticular Sunday.
Schedule Of Games
November 16, 1924.
Imperial VS.. Standard at Imperial.
So. Pac. VS.. Irrigation at race
track. -. ~
Shell VS.. So. sierras at ball park.
November 90: .f,[<r
Shell VS.. Irrigation at Imperial.
So. Sierras vs., Standard, at race
track. 2'"- az WsA =:
So. Pac. VS.. Imperial at ball park
November 80. "'' 70. s'7'7 =
So. sierras VS.. SO. Pacific at I'm
perial. ~s 81
Irrigation VS.. Imperial at race
track. ~ .3F& Il
Shell vs.. Standard 1T ball park.
December 7. IL f@tgh-
Shell VS.. Imperial II Iniperial. =
Pac. VS.. StaJIdartf-'- III, t.,zrace
tack. y 7IW7yWFMNI
i. Sicrras vs. -rass,;s,... on sat ,bsll
park. rs
December IA: n r. 81 q
peripl. @'e
So. Serras vs.. Imperial at race
track.
Shell VS.. So. Pac. at ball park.
December 2l: A.>.@
Shell VS.. So. Siefras at Imperial.
Imperial VS.. Stalifofl( at race
track 80
So. Parc. US. Irrigation at ball
park. ..s. = -
December 2s:S .11
So. Pac. MS. ImperiaFat Imperial.
Shell vs..sIrRiga tion SHrace track,
SO. sierfts Ss. Standard at ball
park. SE
January 8, 1925.
Shell VS.. StpinIardssF Imperial.
SO. Sicrras VS.. Sni% Pac. at race
track. S. r. IL "a
Irrigation ''vs. Imperi91 at ball
park. u
January II: ~
So. Sierras vs.. Irrigation ut I'm
pcrial.
Shell VS.. Imperial sae race track,
5 SO. Pac. VS.. Standard atrbau. park.
January 1S:
Shell VS.. So Pac. .at Imperial.
STANDARD VS.. Irrigation st race
track.
Sc. Sicrr-s N's.n Imperial at ball
park.
January %:
ST. Pac. VS. Irrigation at Imperial.
Shell VS.. So. Sierras at race track.
Imperial VS.. y StSrtlard at ball
park, ."
February /; = d
SO. Sierras VS.. Standard ait I'M
perial.
So. Pac., VS.. Imperial :, at race
track.
Shell VS.. Irrigation at ball park,
February 8: IA
Irrigation VS. imperial at !mper-
ial.
Shell VS.. Standard at race track.
So. Sicrras vs. So PaesE ata ball
park. y n. Yc "a.
February Is: L w
SO. Pac, VS.. STANDARD at Imperial.
So. Sierras We, lrrigation at race
track.
Shell vs.. Imperial at ball park,
February %; f'i'E' '.' t''f
pcrial. n
Shell vs.. SO. Pac, at race track.
Standard VS.. Irrigation at, ball
park. ''e =
lsf4
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14
DIFFICULT i. TASK
TO TELL WHO'LL
WIN TOMORROW
By HENRY L. FARRELL

=. b.
(Unitcd Press staff Coxrospondent)
! NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Form re-
ceivea such a pasting last week and
| the dope was Kicked around so free
ly that most. anything can happen
! on the .gridiron tomorrow without
qualifying as shock. @ at
Notre Dame, PENNSYLVANIA, iii
nois, Alabama and Stanford go into
hard games as the major sectionat
leaders and unless the figures go
wrong. again they should emerge as
the leaders. -
\ Notre Dame has what may be re-
garded at South beAd>ils tne hardest
game of the season against Me-
braska. The Corn Huskers have
iinxed the Catholics for two years
but it will take more than a jinx
to win tomorrow's game. Knute
Rockne has his squad in better
shape than they were last year and
ought to get enough from Stuhldreh-
er, Miller, Crowley and Layden to
win.
f Pennsylvania, the only undefeated
and united eleven in the east, has
a hard opponent in Penn State.
Alabama has a hard opponent in
Centre. The Kentuckians aren {
the class they were last year, but
have pointed for the game and may
cause trouble. Alabama. seems to
have better all around team, how,
ever. and should win.a
Illinvis goes to I:.i.ms.-if5.is for a
game with Minnesota. Red, Grange
will be the big attraction again and
it is hardly possible that Minnesota
can stop him. -"
Chicago may have trouble with
Northwestern. Bak kef, the Evanston
back field star, IS one of tile great
est players of the season and Chica
30 may have as much trouble with
him. as they had last week. against
Grange. fss ~ - =
Michigan, which has been playing
great football since the IlIinoi% dis
.aster, ought to.wifsfrsn, Olsis STATE;
& PRINCETON and Yale Will provide
rhe most interesting game III the.
cast.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14
Flores Announces
a Poppy Program
for Border Bouts

MEXICALT, Nov. LITTLE hot
test 123 minutes of fighting yet
presented the fans at the Owl Are
ma is promised by Manager Joe
Flores in his next Sunday s card
For his main event Manager
Flores has carded Sailor Ackerman
Of San Pedro, the pride of the Pa
cific Fleet, against Joe De Leon,
the fighting Filipino, from San Di-
ego. Both these boys are navy bat
tiers and both have won top notch
honors on the coast. De Leon fought
a sensational eight round draw here
last Sunday and won main event
engagement. by his action in the
ring. In the semi-final of eight
rounds Manager Flores is presenting
Battling Pau, that coming colored
boy of fiisfwicy,s 5 against Jimmie
Barrero. 5anether San Diego boy,
who is sigs.iiig his WY to the top
inrtht lightweight class.
.Johnnic Alsano, ahot4-sr San Di-
ego boy is4ta go against Johnnie Lo-
PEI, of the submarine fleet at San
Diego, in six round special match.
Babe Monamo,. of San Diego, is
booked to Lick the tar water out of
Speed Ranies, also,,e of the, coast
towns in a! FOUR round nlix,up.
There will be TIVE more four
round bouts 1 c:lleulatedt to lift the
fans off, their sfeet. (,
. - q I Z 49, 3
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14
WANT ADS.

RATES:--The. rate for inserting
Prepaid Classified or Liner Adver-
tisements in the Imperial Valley
Press isl cent per word each inser-
tion. Minimum charge 25 cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

FOR SALE-CompIetely furnished
, double house rented by year for
$35 per month for sale at bar
gain. Apply at co. Hail or T. i
Waterman Ranehys 1916
FOR SAILS room modern house.
Partly furnished. Terms $40 Ham
ilton. Phone 412. 1876
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14
THE PRESS. CLASSIFIED SECTION
Wanted--WisceLi0neOus

WANTED-Pasture for ice delivery
mules, prefer close to Ell Centro.
The Imp. Ice & Dew. Co. Phone
695. i3tf
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

FOR SALE--43 cows, , bulls, chick
ons,. turkeys horses, harness, wa.
fgons, separator, calves, plow and
other tools, milk cans, water
a,tanks and feed racks, moving
machine and rake. Price $4,000,
about one third cash takes them,
balance on terms, 4 mile south
land 4 mile east of Rose school.
'"' ,14t6
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

Paris - The Matins announces
Franco-German negotiations for a
commercial treaty have been halted
on account of difficulty encounter
ed in arranging for deliveries in
kind.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14
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81 Help wanted

WANTED Experienced marcoller.
good proposition for right party.
ADDRESS, Box NJ, Chronicle office,
Calexico. 19t3
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14
Lost and Found

REWARD for yellow Spitz dog, lost
east of Imperial. Answers to name
of Jeff. Casa Rey Hotel, III Cen
tro. Phone Jig. loft
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

Capt. Johnny +Iawkiifs, qaafttfo
back of the University Of southern.
California football team, Will. mot
play in tomorrow's game against
Whittier. it was announced today.
lIniuries receivel~in the st. Mary s
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14
For Sale-AutOS

FOR SALE-It you art In the mar
ket for a good Ford passenger
car or truck / can usually fit you
odt at prices below the market.
. Sec me before 'huying. b. p. Sar-
gent, 500 Main st. Phone 573.
FL Centro 26tf
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

saYhe toufs of ofsGeorge Duncan and
Abe Mitchel1,3 British professional
golfers, will include several appear
ancesf III Southern California on
December 27 they will play at Will
shire. probably against Norman
Macbeth and Scotty Armstrong. The
following day they will be ut. Ran
cho, with Willie. Hunter and George
Won Elm as. opponents
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

London-An exchange Telegraph
dispatch from Berlin states DIR. Gren-
stein, constructor of the ZR-3 and 10
engineers from Friedriehseaftcn
have sailed for New York to take
part in the Zeppelin construction in
the United States.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

LADY will assist with housework
on ranch, small wages expected.
. 500 Brighton Ave, Ell Ccntro. 7
14tT
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

LOST-Bupch of keys, between 5th
and Main and railroad station.
Return to Press office. Reward.
.. 1872
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

Culver City's new speedway will
be comple4ed,.wi tlsin..a a few days. In
sp p.ction of the track shows the
Sites More ste&pax banked than any
plant in use at presentg The first
race, Of 250 miles, viii be staged
on Than MkSafyihg day with some of
the world S leading board track
driNers competing.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

Next Tuesday S fight card at Yer
non shows Bert Colima matched with
Mike Dempsey, Rochester,rN. u,
middleweight. Marty Carrel and
Alex Trambitis, middlewciglfts, also
are on the bilk 'f"UIN.1." 5t
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

In Chicago six bandits robbed
coal company. They got 10 q
money but all the coal was safsd.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

SAN. I,R ANtMSCO big Blil Fii
don, saatso:,al ,:tsitiisi chalsi,assss 'Yfo
with5 Vincent Richards, swill IS ffsep
California $ best tennis shaEEs IL
q two daVss exhibition starting to-
morrow, is, on the ground today get
ding train .stifflleslt out of his joints.
Tiiden left Philadelphia last Sun
day." e n 80 r''N
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14
For Rent-ROOn1S and
A pdrfmentS

FOR RENT-Porch bed room, out
side entrance. 715 Orange Ave.
"a 1876
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

tussfe make it advisable !" 20 save
Hawkins for the Idaho game next
week, it was, stated.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

FOR TYPEWRITING service phone
70J. Office Supply Co., equipped
i,for AL makes, guaranteed work
Xmanship. H. r. Thompson, Valley
l'FTypewriter mechanic. l4t6
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

WANTED-To buy mule and horse
colts, up to four years old. Box
424. Press office. 1876
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

."Dskzy:p Vance. speed merchant
of the Bfoollyn trolley Dodgers,
will play al, Washington Park Sun
day iii 4 game between two South
ern California winter teams.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

'WANTED-Mcchdnist or lathe opc-
prator. Apply Imperial Irrigation
3Shop, Imperial. lit3
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

FOR SALE-Two houses on Wens-
ley, between 9th and 7th. Thor
oughly modern, trees, shrubs,
lawn, street lighting. Great bar
gain. Good terms. Valley Lumber
"a. Phone 241. l6tf
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14
Salesman Wanted

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WA WANTED-SAT.ESMAN who is in
terestcd in earning as high as
$500 per month, Experience not
SO necessary as ambition. Will
, pay per cent commission and a
bonus to right party. Also COM
mission on accessories s9ld. Rob
ertson MotGls SO, 600 Main st.
4tf
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

FOR RENT-Rooms, and board if
desired. 405 Brighton. 1873
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14
Around World
Via Telegraph

Vienna-Thc Austrian railroad
strike officially ended at midnight.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

HIGH CLASS GROW 10 exchange
for Imperial. 10 acres on maca-
Hdam road in Riverside, frostless
district, about g miles from cepter
of city Tive thirds of grove is
.Valencias and onethird Navals
in full bearing. One half of crop
.inclueled.3 Grove is in high state
rof cultivation, and has been fer
,tilized and fumigated. Price
$4,000, encumbrance $4,000.
sWantS Imperial improved or va
icant with water. Might assume q
lnittieb uRussell' Business Service
'Jtealtors, GIG Ninth ST., Riverside
lCalif. lit
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

FOR LEASE OR SALE-S0 or 160
acres, 6 miles northeast of Braw-
ley on Weist road. Corner Mes
quit-5canal.~ Good cotton land.
:, Fenced. No waste land. Now in
corn. Price 800 per acre. Own
,er, e. s.. Burroughs, 10i9 lngra-
ham ST., Los Angeles: 14t6
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

Bcrlin-Ruth Fischer, Commun
ist member of the reichstag, wanted
by the Berlin police, is believed 70
have reached England as a ship stow
away.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

at Culver City, where the bout il
to be held.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14
.'sssNa@sszgSnaHN
For Sale or Exchange

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WANT TO SELL AND LEASE
Here from San Diego for few
days and must sell 10 acres of
I cotton, acres of milo maize,
ready, to harvest. Also team of
work horses and some farm ma
chinery. Will sell with lease on
20 acres, ~. miles from Ell Cen.
tro, or will sell separately and
lease separately. room house on
premises. See j. w. Parkin son,
Robertson Motor Co. FL Centre.
13t6
WILL cxchargo $1I5oo equity in
close in, brand new Kellastone
flat building and residence in San
Diego for Imperial valley land,
clear, or with small mtg. VIII be
in FL Centre Sat & Sun, Submit
proposition by letter tofC, j. No
votny, Hotel Oregon, I'll Centre.
12ti
FOR SALE-Rent or exchange, one
half block. next TO new conrt
house. p, o. Dox 455. stf
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Heir wanted
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

Geneva-It is understood in Off
cial circles here general arbitra-
ton treaty will soon be signed at
Bucnos Aires between Switzerland
and Argentina.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14
For Sale Poultry

FOR SALE lymouth ROCK fryers
one%of more.76I Commercial 1853
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

FRONT ROOM for rent. 377 Brigh-
ton Ave. l2tf
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

Paris-A stone shaft has been i'm
veiIed III the Bois de Boulogne on
the spot where the Brazilian aviator,
Santos Dumont, made the first or
ticial airship flight in France IN
1906.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

Tokio-Daisuka Naimba, who at
tempted to assassinatc the Japan
ese regent enroute to open the diet
last December, was sentenced to
death today by a special court.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14
For Seit-LiUestOck

FOR tSALE--Good work horses and
s vopag ,-lessSH Clark w ~ hdaif,
Seeley, Cal. 1914
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14
Special Notice.
For Rent-Citg PrcpertD

FOR RHNT-10 acres with house. l
mile north of Ell Centre. Inquire
Collier IS ranch, y mile west of
city limits, on San Diego high
way. II 1873
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

FOR SALE Better Matched chicks,
for season 1924 we offer accredit-
cd "a grade chicks only. Strong
vigorous chicks that will live and
pay. Our March price will be
$40 per 1000. Less. than 800
lots, one cent per chick more. Or
der now and be sure Of, your
spring supply, of these quality
chicks. San Diego County Hatch
cry, Rte No. l, San Diego, Cal.
Fri If
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

WA4NFEb-To rent 10 or IL foot
seed drill, must have by 24th of
this m6nth. p. o. Box S42 El
Centre. 1872
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

FOR sSA1,E+-Three hundred White
i Leghorn pullets, laying. 3 miles
south of Meloland store H"Nl
Smith ~ .~- rt ft 1$v@ It4
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-14

FOR SALE Cheap. acre ranch in
III Ccntro, all fenced in poultry
wire, Good g. room house. Good
buy if you call soon. 123 South
Ninth st, b., llto
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WANTEP-To Buy, good used ''elec-,
tric sewing machine. Also elee-
tric washing machine Post office
sB9Y 3Q7, FL Centre. 1913
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For Sale-MiSceildneOuS

FOR SALE-Laundry equipment.
370 Olive. 1912
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WANTED-Men with some money
to farm barley or wheat, alfalfa,
milo and care for milk cows, raise
stock, Bronze turkeys and hogs.
Have horses to put scrop in imme-
diately. II. G. George, Rte. g.,
Box 3, FL Centre. 1873
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FOR SALE-Eucalyptus stove
wood, $500 per tier. q. G. Hussey
Secley. 1926
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FOR SALE-Rhode -sl&aG pnlsets,,
5 dozen and roostefs, good stock
Ii mile east of Heber. Close to
Hebcr school. Wm. Esensee. Toto