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Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-30

President CoDndge has a free base
ball pass and if this doesn t make
every little boy want to be president
nothing will.
japan is making faces at the
United States. again. Wants to come
over and live with us just like we
were her rich kinfolks.
"Girl s Screams Attract Police, -
reads II headline, but we see moth
ing attractive about a girl scream
ing.
Cleveland reports the Republican
convention there will be dry, but the
Democrats will hold theirs in New
York.
Near Ware, Mass, Il boy carried
II mile by a flood was rescued, 50
now he is safe and three weeks
ahead with his baths.
Bad news from Hongkong where
they have no ctiquet. Officer shot
his wife. Etiquet books say the wife
should shoot first.
California is aroused over the
Jap problem. The Chinese puzzles
are more easily solved than the
japanese puzzle.
The world fliers are doing nicely,
but many throats in strange places
are getting sunburncd watching
them.
Bobbcd- haired blond robbed Il
plumbing company in New York.
Leave it TO the blondes, they know
who has money.
Federal government is taking
steps to promote outdoor rccr alton,
Every man has the right 20 he chas-
ed by the picnic ants.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-30
WOULD SUSPEND r. r.
PREFERENTIAL RATES

WASHINGTON, April 3O.-Pres-
ident Coolidge believes that opera
ton of section 2S of the merchant
marine act, providing for preferen-
tial railroad rates ON goods car
ried i'll American ships should be
suspended for year, it was indi-
Gated on high authority at the
white house today
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-30
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell of
Imperial Valley for This Date
In Past Years
NINETEEN YEARS AGO
April 80, 1905

Miss lone Bertram who has been
spending Il week as the guest of
her brother, l.. Bertram, left today
for Los Angeles, where she will visit
relatives before returning to her
home in Denver.
Jack Bryant, Los Angeles stock
man, is spending few days here
en- route TO Arizona, where he will
buy cattle.
D. A. Hutchinson of San Diego
came over to look after property
interests.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-30

after the home and visits around,
as well. And mother thinks the
TANLAC Vegetable Pills are the
greatest ever.
"'ln all my long years of expcr-
fence us Il nurse, | have never
known the equal of TANLAC.'
TAjNLAC is for sale by all good
druggists. Accept no substitute.
Over 10 million bottles sold.
Take TANLAC Vegetable Pills.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-30
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
April 80. 1909

w. Il. Gilmore of OskalooSa, Iowa,
is looking over property near Holt
willie with the idea of buying.
G. S. Trowbridge of Los Angeles
is visiting his father, p. ID. Trow-
bridge of Holtvillc.
Fifteen Odd Fellows held Il meet
ing in CalcXico to take preliminary
steps towards the institution of a
lodge.
George n. Turner, who for the
LIST two years has been in charge
of the Hotel Bungalow and has
conducted a real estate business in
Brawlcy, left for Los Angeles,
where he will make his future home.
TEN YEARS AGO \
April 80, 1914
"P. G. Johnson, residing eight
miles east of Imperial, has Just
cut 30 acres of alfalfa, parts of
which. measure over six feet in
height The average over the whole
field was slightly less than six feet.
The alfalfa has attained this growth
in u little elss than so days, which
is extraordinary, even for Imperial
Naliey." (Thosc were the good OLD
,GlysD
Mrs. Edward Baunley and daugh-
ter, Rhea, returned from Il tiip 10
Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-30

SAN FRANCISCO Richard Sthi-
kat, German champion, broke one
of Constantine Romanoff S ribs in
taking the first fall in their match
at Dreamland last night and Ro-
manoff was unable to continue. Nd
Santel wrestlcd draw with Dr.
Theodore Sickle in the special event,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-30
s Sweet pickles for RE: houlee
~ the Fox.

" Ges-ycs, That S All very we'll
very rice,,, murmured Uncle Wig
gily. 9 But getting. IN old lady dog
like your grandmother, some pick
les-well, Pcetie-I don know
think we'd better speak to Dir
Possum. Your grandmother is old
very old and pickles - dear
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-30
DAN DOBB
SAYS

President CoOidge has a free base
ball pass and if this doesn t make
every little boy want to be president
nothing will.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-30

Federal government is taking
steps to promote outdoor rccr alton,
Every man has the right 20 he chas-
ed by the picnic ants.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-30

"Shc wants sweet pickles, eX-
plained Jackie, They aren t so
bad, You know.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-30

Bobbed haired blond robbed Il
plumbing company in New York
Leave it TO the blondes, they know
who has money.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-08-15
Guests En- joyetl Britlgc
Al Home Of Ruth Hopkins.

Miss Ruth Hopkins was hostess to
a number OF girl friends last Friday
evening at a bridge party. The fav
ored game and refreshments contri-
buted to a most pleasant evening for
her guests including.
Misses Edna Anderson. Thelma
Correll. Rose Boutwell,. Gladys
Ditto. Ruth Van Nostrand. Mrs. Leo
Perkins. and Mrs. Mary Worth
Smith.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-08-15

Mrs. e. X. Carmichael and daugh-
ter, Iona Mae, and Mrs. Florence
Morrison and son. Billy. went up tt
the Morrison cabin the latter part
Of the week to spend . week there.
- . .
Duplicate Auction
Club Mry. Farren's G0ests.
Mrs. W. F. Farren was hostess
to the Duplicate Auction Club At
her home Thursday. Following .
one O'Clock luncheon tables we're
arranged for the Afternoons amuse-
ment and . most enjoyable time
spent.
Mrs. Farren's guests were: Mes-
danes r. r. Mitchell. w. F. Nc
Clure. L. b. Wallace. Chas. True
blood. Kostitch. J. R. Harries. John
Macarthur, J. X. Holmes. Welder
Daniel. Esther Linderholm and
Luke Chapman.
ssss %
Inc AiAHOSA SuAptcI VI TIC ANc-
publican Federation Of Colorado
Women have secured Senator Law
renee C. PhiVps. republican nominee
for reelection to the U. 8. Senate
and Chas. W. Waterman. republican
nominee for the short term In the
senate to speak to them ON Monday.
August Is. At $3.50 p. m. At Masonic
hall In Alamosa.
The Alamosa organization have
extended the Invitation to the Rio
Grande county women to meet with
them on this date and It is hopea
there will be a good attendance.
The regular meeting OF the Rio
Grande Republican Women has
been postponed to Wednesday. Aug
ust 20. on that date the meeting
will be held at Woodman hall, 2:s0
p. m.
- . .
Conner T. Davies. wife and son
Harry OF Cncordia. Kansas are
here on their annual visit with their
relatives the Lague family and will
enjoy an extended outing in the
hills.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-08-15

Word was received In Monte Vista
Thursday OF the death OF Mrs. w
F. Ulrey At Clark's Hot Springs In
Pueblo. which occurred sometime
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ulrey had been Ill for aoms
time from rheumatism and compli
cations and had been . patient al
the Del Norte hospital for several
weeks. About month ago she veal
10 Pueblo for treatment at tAs Ho,
Sprinss.
Funesai services will ~ held TO-
day tFYiday) at the Baptist church
at 3:3o .. -.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-08-15
ANNOUNCDu.Nf

Mr. z. MscDonalA Milias (lats
Principal Brandon CeassrvaAory Of
Music. Ca1ada) dssirss 70 aanouscs
that - = sov permanently reading
n tbs city at 4e3 DAVIS otrset aad
q ergenisisg bic class Tor Ptalo,
Vocal. Ptps 0fgaa. and Theory. In-
tsreeeed stuleats are asked 70 CON.
0uaScate With hin at oHee.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-08-15

Geo. NJ. Bishop and wife OF
Pueblo. drove to Monte Vista last
week on visit with Mrs. Bishops
brother. George Payne. They were
accompanied by Mr.. Payne's mother
and brother and will return home
today.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-08-15
Week Of THEATRE PROGRAM Aug. 16 to e.

MON. 4 TUES.-AUG. 1919
sCHEENLAND's NEW STAR
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS Jr.
IN
"STEPHEN STEPS OUT"
With THEODORE ROBERTS
Young Fairbanks screen debut is
an event you don't want to miss!
He's REAL star. with q winning
personality plus natural acting
ability. Better be on hand when
stephen Steps Out"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-03
BANCo COMMERCIAL DE PUERTO
RICO
JUNTA GENERAL ORDINARIA DE
ACCIONISTAS
CoNvoCATORLA

Senalado por el Consejo de Dlrecto-
res ell dia treinta del mes de Julio
pr6ximo las diez de su mafiana para
la celebration, en- la oficina principal
del Banco, Tetuan de esta ciudad,
de la Junta general ordinaria de accio-
nistas del corriente aio social, por la
presente Sc convoca para dicha Junta
los Sres. accionsitas y Sc les hace
saber que, ademas de los asuntos que
estatutoriamente deben ser tratados en-
ella, Sc les sometera la reforma de
las Clausulas de incorporation por en-
mienda de la setima, octava, decima y
decima setima y la del Reglamento por
enmienda de sus arts. 10, 13, 18, %,
&c 80, Suppression de los II IL alte-
racion consiguiente del numero de los
que lie siguen y aggregation de un
nuevo art. 38.
San Juan 27 de Mayo de 1924.
A. SARMIENTO,
Secretario. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-03
EI eStrelimiento eS una enfermedad insidiOsa:
KeIlOgg'S Bran eS Su SECURE alvi0

Ell estrefimiento produce in
decibles molestias y sufrimientos v
mas de cuarenta enfermedades-
todas de gravedad-tienen en- el
su origen.
Los purgantes causan en- los
intestinos un efecto contrapro-
ducente: los irritan, aumentan el
estrenimiento, requieren dosis cada
vez mayores y acaban por no pro-
ducir acci0n alguna. Ell Kellogg's
Bran (afrecho), al contrario. ofrece
alivio SECURE en- forma natural
estimulando la accion intestinal
a1n en- los casos mas rebeldes.
Ell afrecho preparado por el
sistema kellogg Sc distingue de
todos los demAs. Tostado y de
sabor apetitoso, constituye una
comida deliciosa, sea con leche o
Representative para Pto. Rict
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-03
Lea hacia arribs.

crema de leche, con frutas en- el
desayuno.
Dos cucharaditas tomadas una
vez al dfa son generalmente sufi-
cientes; pero en- casos obstinados
habra que tomar dicha cantidad
en- cada comida para estar seguroS
de obtener aivio, que serA de
efectos permanentes. Los medicos
han reconocido los maravillosos
efectos del Kellogg's Bran 10
recetan como Ell mejor medic de
regular Ia funcion intestinal.
Ell Kellogg's Bran facilita la masa
necesaria para hacer dilatar los in
testinos los limpia por complete.
aunque con suavidad, eliminando
de ellos toda clase de toxinas. .
Kellogg's Bran sc vende en- las
principales tiendas de comestibles.
4, B. A. Cheney, San Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-03
AL MARGEN DE
LOS DEPORTES
DE BASE BALL
APUNTEs DEL MoMENTo

Ell naciente team PONCE FISK,
constituido desde ha POGO en- Ponce,
ha recibido, por conducto de su act1-
vo manager, sefior Hernandez, una CO.
municacion dirigida por la Amateur
Base Ball League, de San Juan, DON
de amablemente esta simpatica orga-
nizacion le invita- tomar parte en-
un proximo campeonato de novenas do
segunda clase a verifcarse entire las
cuatro que acepten esa invitacion.
Los buenos muchachos los "cacho-
rros'' de Ponce, por asi decirlo, han
acogido ntusiasticamente esta oferta
la han considerable con mucha sim
patia, y sobre todo con mucha seren1-
dad. Los ''cachorros' intentan que la
Amateur Base Ball League posponga Ell
comienzo del campeonato para ell mes
de agosto, y al efecto asi 10 han CO.
municado al senior de la Noceda, pre-
sidente de la asociacion.
SCuaI sera ell intento de los mucha-
chos del Ponce Fisk? Simplemente in
teresan ellos, poseer un POGO de ITEM
po para pensar algunas enmiendas al
reglamento que han recibido, enmien-
das que ellos consideran de mucha JUS
tificacion.
Nos aprestamos a hacer muy ligeros
concentrates en- este sentido, reclamar-
do al mismo tempo algunos que otros
pareceres de los cronistas fanatics" :"
con respecto a este del campeorato
'de segundas''. Y en- nombre del Pom
ce Fisk, quiero hacer publico su entu-
siasmo la vehemencia con que ha
acogido la invitacion de la Amateur.
y es por ESQ que nos agradaria a to-
dos los que cooperamos en- esa novena,
recoger algunas opiniones "fanaticas'
que nos ilustren hasta donde podrla
ser conveniente ell campeonato de ANA
TEURS en- ell sentido moral de fomen-
tar ell deporte beisbolero en- la isla y
hasta donde llegaria la intencion dc
la organization en- ell sentido economl-
CO.
Desde luego, no es nuestro deseo ha-
Ger hincapie en- este de 10 econom1co
como question que nos interese espe-
la franca Interpretation. Simplemen-
te hacemos esa mera resena, que con-
fesamos, despues de todo, mercurialls-
ia hasta cierto punto, para conocer en-
ambaS fases, tanto en- la de 10 obstrac-
to como en- la de 10 material, la propo
sicion de la atenta sociedad. ESQ es
natural no seria justo que Sc nos
reprochase.
Pero, observando las cosas por en-
Gina dc todo ESQ, vamos a dejar a un
lado esa pequefiez circunscribirnos
a la parte moral. La verdad es que Ell
campeonato seria una saludable cam
pafia en- pro de un fraternal sosteni-
miento de relaciones entire los MEM
bros que conducen la educacion flsica
por senderos de progreso, como reza la
seccion segunda del segundo capituIo
del reglamento. Seria altamente prove
chosa la accion que habria de ejercer
ese movimiento, en- favor de la cultu-
ra fisica de la juventud portorriqueiia
amante de 10 saludable, ademas de
ser, como hemos va dicho en- otras pa
labras, un vigorizante infalible para
ell esparcimiento de entusiasmo en- Ell
campo del base ball. Sc difundiria
tomarian fuerzas la discipline y la cul
(Continta en- la p4g. I'D
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AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PTO. RICO
SAN JUAN PONCE
ITINERARIO

De los trenes en- vigor desde
el l de Agosto de 1917, re
vtsado el 4 de Agosto. 1919.
ESTACIoNEs.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-23

as he slipped, fell and sat down
right in a big puddle of molasses.
Then he tried to get up but he
couldn't because he was stuck fast
to the floor in the molasses.
''Did you hear that terrible noise,
Nurse Jane?' bleated Aunt Lettie,
the goatSSdy. "It's in your pan
try! Maybe 1t S the fox!j'
Oh find out!'' said Nurse Jane.
Going to the pantry door she asked:
"Who is Thereof
ell ami" answered Uncle Wig
gily.
"Oh, well, come out!'' and Nurse
Jane laughed.
81 can t come out said the bum
NY. ~ can't get up!''
"Oh, the Fox, has Uncle Wigeily,
the Fox is holding, Uncle Wiggily
fast in the pantry so he can t get
out' bleated Aunt Lettie. She was
very nervous and excited goat
lady. "Call the Police Dog!' she
cried.
"No! No! Don't call the police!
I'm only stuck in the molasses!''
said Uncle Wiggily. And how the
animal ladies laughed when they
saw him sitting i'll a puddle of the
sticky stuff.
"Next time 1 want bread and
jam for a frog boy l II walk in the
front door and ask for it, said
Mr.. Longears, when Nurse Jane had
. thawcd him loose with some warm
water. Then the muskrat lady gave
Bully something to, eat and the
bunny gentlemen also, but 1t was
a long time before the animal ladies
stopped laughing when they thought
of the molasses
And if the egg beater doesn i get
dizzy and fall down the cellar stars
after it has helped the chocolate
cake get in bed, I'll tell you next
',bout Uncle Wiggily and the gold
fish,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-23
Texas Leads In
Migration to L.. A.

Los Angeles most staple and
timc.worn saying. to the effect that
every other new arrival i'll the city
of Los Angeles halls from the
green fields OF. "Iowa,' was wiped
off the slate Yesterday by figures
disclosed by Collector of Internal
Revenue Rex b. Goodcell.
No longer will "Iowa' rule the
roost, for the record of income taxes
transferred to Los Angeles from
other Internal Revenue, districts
during the last year indicates that
Texas leads all the states in fur
nishing new residents to Southern
California.
With the Lone Star state well in
the lead, Illinois comes next, with
Washington, Colorado and New
York close up and Iowa trailing at
the end of the procession.
King Iowa is dead, long live
King Texas.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-23
s. F. Chamber of
Commerce Plans
STRAW Hat Day
ny United Press ..cased wire


SAN FRANCISCO, Apr. 23.-san.
Francisco, the city that doesn t
wear straw hats or carry canes. viii
submit. Thursday to an attempt to
torce one of the alfalfa lids down
over it's municipal ears.
The chamber of commerce has de-
cided that the days of 40 are over
and, such being the case, the city
should throw aside the felt hats,
the caps and similar headgear Just
like other cities do, with the ap-
prOa,.n of summer.
II will be gigantic task, how
ever, aud has been undertaken on a
large scale.
Letters have been sent to promi-
nent citizens urging them to set
good example by investing III the
latest creations.
Store windows are displaying nif-
ty assortments. gag
And on Thursday airplanes will
hover over tho city, dropping
" straw hat orders good for a hay
lid when presented at the proper
store.
So, if the straw hat committee of
the chamber of commerce has its
way, such millinery no longer will
mark man in San Francisco's s
streets as visitor from Des Moines,
Oakland, Los Angeles or Kansas
City.
The straw hat will have lost its
identity
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-23
Bed Time Stories
Copyright, 1923, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
BY HOWARD r. GARIS
UNCLE WIGGILY'S BREAD
AND JAM

When Uncle Wiggily hoped out
of bis hollow stump bungalow one
bright sunny morning, Nurse Jane
Fuzzy said 10 him.
Nou had better take a little
'onch with you when you go adven-
tnring today, Mr.. Longears. -
"Why so ~ asked the bunny
rabbit gentleman.
Because, answered the musk
rat lady housekecper Il am going
to have company soon. A number
of the animal ladies are coming TO
stay and have lunch and / know you
don't want to be bothered with
them. So if you took some lunch
with you--say Il carrot sandwich
and bit of turnip cake--you would,
Mt have to, come home. You could
stay out in the woods and fields
until night. BY that time the ladies
will have gone home.
. Thank you 1t s great idea / III
do it!' said Mr.. Longears. AS
YOU say, L don t want to .M around
when the bungalow is filled with
ladies. Ia better keep out of the
way
"Fll put Il little lunch," kindly
Offered the muskrat lady housekeep-
cr, which she did.
I with his rurnip cake and carrot
sandwiches in his pocket Uncle Wig.
gily hoped over the fields and
through i,lrc woods looking ON every
side for an adventure.
But adventures. seemed rather
scarce that day. The only one the
rabbit gentleman could see was an
April SHOWER. The sun went under
Il cloud, the sky grew dark and soon
the rain drops came pelting down.
Ana dIdn t bring an umbrel-
la!" cried Uncle Wiggily. my
pink nose will get wet, i. may
shrink like a flannel sweater and
then | can t twinkle it l must look
for SHELTER
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-23
SEELEY
ny Press STAFF Corrcspondcnt

ny Press Staff Correspondent
SEELET, April 2S.--Mrs. Berth:
Miller is sick at the home Of hel
daughter Mrs. 0. A. Kirk.
Glen Posey was removed to i.
sCentro Hospital last Saturday.
I d. =. HARRISON is meeting will
glowing success on the west sid
with lis petition to Ira Aten c,I
deavoring to induce Mr.. Atcn Il
remain as director of the Irrigatio|
District until successor can bl
duly elected by the people som|
time in February, 1925.
p. G.sNelson transacted busincs
at the county seat on Tuesday.
George Tallcy, county deputy ~
sessor, has been very busy the PAD
few days assessing the business did
trict of Seeley.
Tom Fleming bhas accepted
position at Brawlev and will mov|
to that city shortly.
Thomas Bethurum Of Elsimoi|
was :, visitor here with Mr.. AM
Mrs. Ross Best.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-23

Not far away grew a big toad
stool, and Uncle Wiggily hoped
under this until the April shower
had passed. Sitting on 81 little
stone beneath the toadstool, Uncle
Wiggily began TO feel hungry.
at is nearly noon,' he said, ~
shall eat the lunch Nurse Jane put
up for me, and then | shall hop on
to look for more adventures
Uncle Wiggily ate his lunch, slow
ly twinkling his pink nose now and
then to keep it from shrinking, and
us he dropped crumbs on the ground,
little ant boys and girls crawled out
to eat them. Uncle Wiggily was
kind to the ants.
The sun shone again, and the
rabbit gentleman was about to hop
on, when voice cried:
"Oh, Uncle Wiggily, have you
| anything more to eat! IN so hum
CRY! Please give me somethingl" F."
!; The rabbit looked down and saw
Bully No-Tail, one of the frog boys,
hopping up out of the goldfish pond
! near by.
"Alas, Bully, I have nothing
left! l ate it ALL" said the bunny.
Haven't you any bread and
JAM" asked Bully. "I'm SO hun
grv for bread and iam!"
"No, l haven t any," Uncle Wig
gily answered "But III get some
for you, Bully. "Come on, we IL
hop to my bungalow. Nurse Jane
| has company, but l can hop in the
back way, go in the pantry, get you
some bread and jam and she will
never know it if l don't make any
noise.
ooh, goodie!' croakcd Bully,
clapping his paws happily. 81 love
bread and JAM"
Uncle Wiggily hoped along over
the fields and through the woods,
and Bully hoped with him until
| they were near the hollow stump
| galow he could hear the animal
ladies talking to Nurse Jane. ~
don 4 want them to know | am here.
They might laugh at me for coming
back to get bread and JAM"
thought the bunny.
He searched around in the pantry
finding the bread, butter and jam.
/ He was spreading "a lot of jam on
the bread, when, all Of sudden,
his paw slipped and he knocked
down the jug Of molasses.
Bang!' the jug fell on the
floor. "Crack!o ii burst open.
"Plop" out spilled the molasscs.
"Oh dear!n cried Uncle Wiggily
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-23
Can Rejuvenate
Fido, Rover
Now
uy United Press Leased wir

lsy United Press Leased Wire
SAN FRANCISCO; April 23.
THE dog that was once a pup
and now has lost his grip on
life, can be rejuvenated-by
the goat gland process.
DT. Thomas Mccormick made
that announcement and pointed
to Jerry, BcStc- terrier, aged
IA, who was lesping over chairs
snd chewing at q rug with all
the abandon of puppyhood.
Transplantation of glands
from a mountain goat had
changed Jerry from a decrepit,
listlcss creature, into a real live
dos.
go many persons it is
tragedy to sec q dog which has
been 'one of the family for
years grow old said Dr.. Nc
Cormick.
"Jf I can prolong the lives
of these creatures, I feel J. will
be doing a worth while work.
THAT is why I have made
this experiment and I consider
it 2 success.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-23
SANDERS WILL GO
ON TRIAL SOON

Los ANGELES, April 23.-Leo-
nard G. Sanders, former Monrovia
restaurant proprietor, will go on
trial June 16, on charge of man
slaughter following the death of
Mrs. Mary E. Wiley, and her daugh-
ter, Jessica, last December.
The women were run down and
killed in Pasadena. Sought as the
slayer, Sanders was found several
weeks later in ST. Louis. He plead
ed not guilty to the crime at his ar
raignment yesterday before Judge
Aiyarado
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-23
NOTICE OF SALE

To Whom 1t May Concern: Take
notice that on Monday, May 5th,
1924 at IL a. III. of said day, 1 will
turn over to the Constable of FL
Centre Township, Imperial County,
California, for sale at said time at
No. j417 Mainl Street Ell Centric,
California, One Ford automobile,
California license 1923, No 125779,
Motor No. 233253, 1917 Molel. That
said sale will be under the provi-
sions of Sees. 3051 and 3052 Civil
Code for labor performed and stor-
age in the sum of Twcnty-four and
no-100 dollars. That more than 20
days have elapsed since the per-
formancc of said services. Sale win
be at public auction and to the
highest bidder at the hour of IL a.
IN. May 9TH, 1924, at No. AZ Main
Street, El Centre, Cal.
23t10 u. j. EROWISS.