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Ell EXITO DE Los AUTOMOyI-
LES BUICK DE 1924 TRAE
CONSIGO UN GRANDE EN-
SANCHE DE LAS FA-
BRICAS


Tanto ha aumentado la demanda ds
Bucks desde que Sc INTRODUCTION los
modeios de la serie 1924, que la Buick
Motor Company va gastar 11,O0O,0U0
de d6lares en- nucvos edificsos ensan-
ches y maquinaria para su instalacion
principal, situada en- Flint, Michigan,
v la subsidiaria de Detroit
Aunque la casa Buick construyo mas
de 100000 autoin6vilcs en- 1923, este
ntmero no fus sufciente para dar abas
to la enorme deinanda. Por ESQ la
casa ha resuelto agrandar considerable
mente sus establecsmientos, para poder
fabricar entire 235,o0O y 250,OoO auto
m6viles en- 1924.
viniendo Embellishments despues
que en- las exposiciones norteamer1ca-
mas de automobiles la Buick ha conQuls
tado por Ia sexta vez en- seis amos con-
secutivos el primer puesto en- cuanto
al monte de las ventas, este nueyo en-
sanche de las va inmensas facilidades
de fabrication es prueba palpabie del
fallo del pnblico en- favor de los fre-
nos en- las cuatro ruedas, los metodos
perfeccionados de lubricaci6n y muchas
otras mejoras de construction v fun
cionamiento introducidas en- los mode
los de 1924.
Las adiciones formuladas en- el pro-
grama de cnsanche que acaba de adop-
tarse afectan casi todos los ramos Ge
fabrication. Sc agzcgaran nuevos ed,-
fcios las frndiciones fraguas, al
taller de carrocerias y los almacencs
de materiales, y Sc ensancharan el ta-
ller de motores, la instalaci6n Gle ira
tamiento t6cnico, Ell edifcio dc prue-
bas de motores v la fabrication de he
rramientas. Sc aunentaran tambien las
facilidades para Ell despacho de los pro-
ductos, teniendo en- cuenta con especia-
lidad las exigencias del crcciente CO.
mcrcio de exportacion. En- Flint Sc cons
truira un nuevo edificio para la manu-
factura de piezas hechas en- inaqninas
automaticas dc roscar.
Las adiciones a los talleres de ia
bricaci6n exigira IN anmento dc los
edifcics de administration, y direction,
para 10 cnaI Sc construiran varios nue-
vos en- Flint. Entire 6stos, rno cstara
destinado exclusivamente a trabajo &c
ingehieria o t6cnico, y uno al servicto
de los empleados.
FL edihcio de ingenieria contendra
los laboratories denas elcmentos &c
estudio investigation, junto con Las
ofcinas del personal correspondents.
Sora de hormig6n armada, v moderno
en- todo respecto. FL del servicio de EN-
pleados contendra las oficinas ) me-
nesteres de todos los departamentos que
Sc dedican al bienestar v organization
los cuaies fguran Ell departalnento me
dico, Ell legal y Ell de ahorros.
AL edificio de las oficinas principslcs
Sc le agregaran dos nuevos pisos, de
superace conjunta de 2,7eO metros cua-
drados.
Fuera de los 100000 dc dolafes
antes mencionados, Sc han gastado y
Sc gastaran grandes sumas en- aumen-
tar y perfeccionar los establecimientos
de las sucursales de la casa Buick Ell
varias parties de los Estados Unidos.
Entire ellos mcrecen especial mencion
los edifcios enteramente nuevos para
servicios de reparacioncs v respuestos,
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Rio Piearas, mario II, 1924

Rio Piearas, mario IL, 1924
Distingu do compatrieta, cordiaIidad
patriotica jefes partidcs historicos sal
va al pals luchas fratricidas. Es pru-
dente asegurarnos bueaa fe adversa-
rios. Estamos con I'd. y todos estare-
mos voluntad mayorla partido cohesion
ante todc. Juan Santiago Sanz, Vic
tor M Lugo, Delegados Asamblea Par
lido Republican,.
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La DR.. Lovett Medicine Co., de
Nueva York, pagara
$1,000

en- moneda legal de- los Estados
Unidos 4 quienQuiera pruebe que
no posee 81 original de todos y
Cada uno de los testimonies en-
favor de las Pfldoras del Dr.. Lovett
que SO publican en- la prenaa,
iibros, etc.
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ficie limpia, no son nj pueden ser
cicatrizantes, puesto que el NAL es-
td arraigado en- la sangre Lo que
sc requierc es un depurativo. un
purihcador de la sangre, un tonico
que vigorice el sistema en- general
como las
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PlDORAS DEL DR.. LOyETT

Este gran. remedio elir1ina por
complete del sistema todo veneno,
y las ulceras de todo linaje ceden
prontamente a sus maravillosas
propiedades curativas.
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Curaci6n de una Llaga Can-
ceroSa en- la nariz y de
erupci6n en- tOdo ell cuefpo.

"Calle de lndependencia No. ze,
ss'ntc Domingo, Provincia de Sta. Clara, Cuba.
0EIace tempo Heguc de Ia Peninsula d es-.
fe hospitalario y hermoso pals, en- donde mis-
paisanos me metiegon tanto miedo con el vd-
nlito. cue quise evitar d TODD trance csa
cnferFnedad x, al efecto, tome uiuchfsimos me-
dicafnentos anunciados para enriquecer la sam
gre Y, d pesar de todo, el siste1na esnpez6
dcbilitarsenie notablemente Alas tarfle me sa-
l6 una naligna esupci6n por todo el cuerpo,
que me trata desesperado. Caste mas de cin-
cUenta centenes en- metlicos y medieinas, Ia
ernpci6n y la debiiiGad no desaparecfan, sino
mas bien progresaban. Finalmente me saliJ
un grano deiitro. lie Il narig, que Sc me con-
virti0 en- una, ilaga canccroea cue einpez5 4
conaefTne csc 6rgano, los doctores Rodriguez,
Clivera, Cabrera Rojas convinieron en- ope-
rsme, q 10 cual no @uise someternie. por
fortuna me Recommendation @ Ia z5n las FIJI
daras del DR.. Lovetr, que cgeo era la nnica
n,edicina ore me faltaaa por tonlSr, que, a
dacir verdad, empece 81 tornar sin Greer resta-
eblecerne. Pronto corcnce sentirrna mejor,
RgA n eAap ysEwzm EHpMBMEFxE Gka
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Para cnrar las llagas maIignas
hay que trabajar por dentro.

Cuando una llaga 8 ulcera es len
ia en- cicatrizarse, es porque hay
algrna infection q veneno en- Ia
sangre. Las llagas. 8 nlceras son
a veces el principle de un cancer, y
aunque las lociones, los jabones y
los rngiientos nantienen la super
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-15
CABRERA DE RELEvo

La carrera de relsvo, fue celebrada
'por Andino, Pier, octavio, Barreiro,
seda y A. Perez, quienes hicieron una
rractica de sus respectivos tramos.
Los prntos oblenidos por los departa-
meatos de la Universidad fueron: High
School 40; Normal 2S; Leyes II y Ar
tes Liberales q.
La High de Ia Univcrstdad obtuvo
ina copa de plata por haber obtenido
:el primer piesto cntra los iepartamen-
tos universitarios.
En- los ter-enos del campo Atletico
pudimos cannbiar inpresiones con Eduar
ditto Gonzalez, uno de los campeoncs
de volley Ball; VIM Guznan Garcia
licencsado en- deportes, j. Torres
lGacho) ciqui, Monchile, Rivera, to
dos conocidos clementos del mundc
sportivo ilHasta Ponce!!
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Andino, cs,rrasquillo, Barcel6 Jr., Da-
villa, Perez, La Costa y Octavio, obtu-
vicron nedallas de Orc en- virtud de
haber sido los primeros en- sus eventos
favoritos.
Ante una concurrencis inmensa He
vsronse cabo los jucgos atleticos en-
campo de la Universidad baio los oais-
picios de la Sociedad Atletica de aquel
centro docente. dirijida por su active
insaligente presidente, Tofito Bar
cs 8, quien en- cuestioncs deportivas es
.el s'porta cstandarte'', en- la Univer-
sidad. Entire la facultad de dicho CEN
tro instructive virnos al Rector sr.
ST. John, Sr. Axtmayer, Garcia, Gets
nIuriel y otros que ssntimos no recor-
dar.
En- los palcos construidos recienta-
meraSe Sc acomodaron desde temprano
el bello sexo universitario distin-
enidas familias de la facultad de
les Atletas, que iban comhatir.
No deiamos de reconocer la fiojedad
:narca del c6lebrs CarrasQuillo, atleta
lie mucEas y merecidas sinpatias en-
ire sus compaheros. Para lnchar y
ganar en- las contiendas deportivas
hay que estar en- condolences fisicas
excelentes como la del joven Charley
Ia Costa. cuien vive una vida nodelo
de conservation fisica. lEs una oreja!
Felicitamos a los j6venes que obtu
vieron pr;meros premios y conhamos
que en- Foncc, conserven ell mismo es
riritu ganadcr para que puedan osten'
tsr ''una corona de perejil renuevos
de pino olivo si'vestre". Los premios
atenienses, en- los tiempos de crecia
CIEN YARDAS:
Primero: Andino; segundo, Pier ter.
cero, D. Garcia. Record 1925.
SHORT PUT:
Primero, Barcel6 Jr. segundo, A Pc.
iez; tercero, y5alder6n. Distancia lC
pies 3lI2 pulgadas.
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TRAS[AD0 De IA BORNQUfN''

Deseanios hacer presente nuesfros cientes de Rio
Pedras de la sa Ell proxnlo de Abr trasada
refos nestro estab!eciento teidos quincalla Ia
de Jose de Diego No. 4 baos del edcio del Sr Marti
nez Lor1, fin de tener existencas la
cabda 10 que enenos pedido al Nofte, enos
ebaado odos les precios los artcuos de nuestro
ST listed desea comprar barato visitenos uuedara
nuy satsecho, teneos sienpre buen sttdo de teias
seda agodoE Iibretas escoares los
iores estos les ecordanos Casinos de la Isia que
sienpre tenenos Napes Espafioies muy proso ecibe
mos Anericanos.
FL edifcio que desocupar 10 subarrsndan1os
por de dos aHos stio cenfrco apro-
piado para nontar negocio lucrative.
SILVA, MARTINEZ & CO., s. EN- C.
Rio Piedras, p e.
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Por falta dc cjcrcicio unas yeces
y spor .otras. circuustancias, los que
padecen de llagas srfren general
rserte de estrelini:entc, que debc
correSirse con rn l,cu laxante ye-'
getal como el FESSLIMPIALAX
del DR.. Hess, ,cl cual es epteramens
te compatible con las PILDGRAS
DEL DIR. Is0VET1, y tan inofen-
sivo conto estas piidorag.
* HHs ssAaas saas seSss
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situadcs en- las ciudades de Nueva
York, indianapolis, Pittsburg, y jack
sonvills, (Tiorida). La construction de
un grande edificio en- essa Ultima ciu-
dad pane cspecialmente de manifesto
la ilnportancia que Ia casa Buick da
a tales seEvicios. FL edificiu tisns por
objeto principal servir al gran name-
70 de trristas que en- el invierno van
del norsc de los Estados Unidos en-
busca Gel clima semitropical de la Flo
rida.
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2.2o YARDAs:

220 YARL,As:
Primero, Blauduell; segundo, sprau-
We. tercero, Andino. Esta carrera fu6
cfectuada con shandicap''. Record.
No Sc tori6.
HIGH JUMP
Primero, DaviIa; scgundo, La Costa;
tercero, f. Iglesia Altura cinco pies
S pulgadas.
BROAD JUMP.
Primero, A. Perez, segundo, E. Igle-
sia. tercero, Davila. Distancia 81 pies
a1l2 prlgadas.
2.2O yARDAs DE oBsTAcUL0
Primero Andino; segundo, Pier; ter
oero, carrasunillo. Tiempo: No So tomo.
40 YARDAs
Primero, Carrasquillo; se$undo, An
dino; tercero, Soda. Tienpo. No Sc
tom6.
$50 YARI'As
Frimero. vvts-io; segunoo, Andino;
.tercero. Seda. Tiempo: no Sc tom6.
SALTO CON GARRoCHA
Primero, G. La Costa; scgundo, E.
TgIesia; tercero, Cap6. Altura 10 pies
8 pulgadas.
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to Rodriguez, Ramon MARTINEZ Chapel,
Justo Lugo.
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San Juan, mario II, 1924
Per1nitanos expresarle nuestra sim
patia y grande admiration como por-
torriquehos.-Felipe BIanco, jose So.
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Los JUEGos ATLETICoS EN- LA
UNIvERsIDAD
tpoR THos. E.wILsoN)

(PCE THOS. E.WILSON)
Andino, csrrasquillo, Barcel6 Jr., Da-
villa, Peraz, La Costa y octavio, obtu-
vicron nedallas de Orc en- virtud de
haber sido los primeros en- sus evensos
favoritos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-15

CON MoTIvo DEL MANIFESTO
TELEGRA1IAS Y CARTAS DE
ADHESION AL HONORABLE JOSE
ToUs SOTO
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-22
COTTONSEED Is
URGED AS FOOD
FOR DAIRY COWS

While it is time that large per-
cottage of the dairymen in 'hmper-
ial Valley are well supplied with
hay, sand therefore not seriously af-
fected by the recent shortage of
water, still Il considerable number
of dairymen in this valley have lit
tie or no hay stored up. These
dairymen, who depend almost en-
tire!y upon pasture for dairy feed,
and very much affected by the
shortage of water and resulting
shortage of pasture. Such dairymen
will find it necessary to supplement
their pasture with other feed if
their cows are to continue to pay a
profit.
Fortunately at this time such a
feed is available at a very reason
able price. This feed is whole cot
tonseed. The analyses of alfalfa
hay and whole eottonseed show that
cottonseed at $50 per ton is slight
ly cheaper as a dairy feed than al
fa!fa hay is at $50 per ton, accord
ing to Vern w. DeTar, assistant
farm advisor. Therefore, cottonseed
mt $18 or $50 per ton, which is the
present price, is Il vely cheap dairy
feed.
During the past few years, con
siderable quantity of whole cotton
seed has been fed by the dairymen
Of Imperial Valley, and practically
all who have tried it have agreed
that when each cow is fed three or
four pounds of cottonseed per day
with hay and pasture, or with pas
turc alone, that the resulting in
crease in butterfat production has
more than paid for the cottonseed,
cVen when eottonseed was selling at
$50 per ton.
A word of warning to those who
feed whole cottonseed to their dairy
cows is necessary. In Il few cases
where large quantities of whole cot
tonseed have been fed to dairy COWS,
some of these cows have become sick
and their production has dropped off
considerably. This result has been
shown, by experiments conducted in
other states to be due to a poison
Gus substance present in the cotton
seed. For this reason it is advisabl
not to feed more than three or four
pounds of cottonseed per day to each
cow, and to feed it only as supple
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Stopp- -Shinn-Ray II. Stopp, 26
years, native of Texas. resident of
Imperial and frankie Irene Shinn,
% years old, native of Texas, resi-
dent of Imperial.
Duarte-Loya-Angel Duarte, 26
years, native of Mexico, resident
of Brawley and Miceala Loya, q
years, native of Mexico, resident
of Calipatria.
Damian- Ramirez-Feliciana Da
mian, 26 years, native of Mexico,
resident of Holtville and Maria
Ramirez, % years, native of Mex
leo. resident of Holtville.
Padilla- Geraldo-Thomas Padilla,
81 years, native of Mexico, resident
of El Centre. and Antonia Geraldo,
25 years, native of Mexico, resident
of FL Centre.
Talbot t-Born-James f. Talbot,
81 years, native of Missouri, resi-
dent of CaleXico, and Angie Born,
81 years, native of California, res
ident of Calexico.
Sutton Johnsor-Scottie Sutton,
23 years, native Of Oklahoma, resi-
dent of FL Centre, and Geneva
johnson, 1S years, native of Mis-
souri,, resident of El Centre.
Jacobs-De Felix-Angel Jacobs, &C
years, native of Mexico, resident
of Imperial, and Refugio De Felix
% years, native of Mexico, resident
of Imperial.
Rianch- h-Croce-Anibali Bianchi,
23 years. native of Italy, resident
of Imperial, and Angelina Croce, II
years, native of Italy, resident of
Imperial.
Dorman- Robertson-Basil Dorman
81 years, native of Colorado, resi-
dent of Holtville, and lucia Rob.
ertson, lS years, native of Oklaho-
ma, resident of Holtville.
Fischer-M ercereau - Maurice F.
Fischer, 25 years, native of Califor.
mia. resident of Mokelumne Hill,
California, and Edith Elna Meree-
reau, 10 years. native of California,
resident of Holtville.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Herman
Luallin, % years, native of Mis-
souri,, resident of lleber, and Eva
Moselle Waldrop, 18 years, native
of Texas, resident of Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-22
RESIGNATION OF
PARIS ACCEPTED

An announcement was made at the
local office of the Colorado River
Control Club today that the resig-
nation of G. E. Paris, temporary
manager, had been accepted. OF
the 81 directors of the club only IL
were present at the meeting which
was held last week. Plans were
discussed for the continuance of the
work of the club in furthering the
effort to have Boulder Dam legis-
lation passed by the next session
of congress but nothing was defi-
nitely decided upon, as it was
thought best to wait until next
meeting before taking definite ac-
tion.
Date of the next meeting will be
announced shortly. The matter OF
appointing a permanent manager
will be taken up and a definite po-
Icy outlined.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-22
HUNDREDS TURNED
AWAY AT MURPHY
SERVICES IN [. A.
ny United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 22.-The
last sincere words Of appreciation
for Jimmy Murphy before his body
was consigned to the earth were said
here today, as they Laid the brave
little sportsman away in Cavalry
cemetery. t-
Within the soft glowing walls Of
St. Vincent 3 church a solemn mass
of requiem was sung, while Father
Harley Of st. Vincent's preached
the fu:cral sermon.
The Rt. Rev. Mgr. John NJ. Nc
Carthy, administration of the diocese
TO Los Angeles and San Diego, pre-
sided in the sanctuary and admins
tered the final absolution.
Then. down the aisle of the church,
crowded with friends, the pail bear
err bore Murphy's grey casket, to
the waiting hearse outside. The
pall bearers included Jack Doyle,
owner Of Doyle's athletic club; DR..
Earl O'Donnell, cousin Of the dead
racer; Benny Hill, racing pal;
Riley Britt, Murphy's mechanician !;
Harry Miller, who made the car in
which Murphy rode to his death, and
Fred Swenson, local banker.
All day yesterday Murphy's body
lay in state in the Knights of Col
nmbus auditorium, the bier banked
with a mass of flowers. A steady
stream of friends and admirers pas
sed by, and at the services last night,
conducted by the Elks and Knights
of Columbus, hundreds were tourned
away, unable to enter the crowded
hall
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-22
LOCAL GRAMMAR
| SCHOOLS SHOW A
lOPCEMCREASE

Enrolment at the elenestary
schools of FL Centre has so ~
shown an increase of ten per cent
over that of last year, the total
registration being 900, according to
the latest report received from Supt.
A. p. Shibley. Considerable regis
tration is also being made today
in the schools, and it thought the
registration will reach 1000 in an
other month.
There have been no additional
teachers added to Ell Centre gram
mar schools, however, the number
being about the same as that of
last year. The percentage of new
teachers in FL Centre school is also
very small us compared with the
other towns of the valley, which
are said to average so per cent. FL
Centre estimates the number of new
teachers here at about 10 per cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-22
Pastor Tells Of
Giving Arsenic
to Wife, Friend

lMGFtNT VERNON, III, Sept. %.
Rev. Lawrence M. Hight, middle
aged Methodist pastor Of Ina, a
village ton miles south Of here,
confessed today to the poisoning Of
his wife and Wilford Sweetin,
authorities announced.
Aftdr an all night grilling,
Hight admitted placing arsenic in
his wife s coffee. Later he admit
ted poisoning the water which lie
gave to Sweetin while he was i'll.
Rev. Hight said he wanted 10 put
his wife "out of her sufferings
and that he poisoned Sweetin for
the same reason.
lie continued to deny that there
was anything between himself and
his victim S pretty widow. He
claimed TO be temporarily out Of
his mind at the time.
Coroner Jesse Reece, who started
.he investigation following the
death Of Mrs. Hight September 10,
late Sunday rec,-vec Il telegram
from DR.. W. D. McNally, Chicago,
announcing that arsenic had been
found in the organs of the exhum-
ed body of Sweetin who died July
2S McNally last week reported
discovery Of arsenic i'll the viscera
of Mrs. Hight.
Just before dawn today, Rev.
High. wrote out statement, wit
messed by the officials, confessing
the murder of his wife.
1t follows:
''I hereby make the following
statement to state S Attorney Frank
Thompson of my own free will and
voluntarily, regardless of whether
or not this may be hereafter used
against me:
"'While grief stricken because of
the illness of my wife, Anna Hight,
|. put arsenic in her coffee to re-
lieve her pain while Mrs. Lucy Laur
and my daughter, Mildred Hight,
were in the kitchen of my home at
Ina, ILL.,, on September TO- 1924.
My sole purpose was to ease her
of pain in her dying moments. -
(Signed) 81. -. hight "
Mrs. Hight had been taken III the
previous Saturday, September g.
according to Higlit's earlier story.
Shortly after the confession of
his wife's murder, the pastor con
fessed to the murder of Sweetin, q
member of his congregation.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-22
GERMANY WILL
APPLY TO JOIN
WORLD LEAGUE
BY United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-Ger-
lnany probably will apply for mem
Bership in the league of nations be-
fore the present session Of the lea
que adjourns, according to word re-
ceived in the authoritative quar-
ters here today. 1t is reported that
the opponents Of the league in the
German cabinet have lost their fight
and that the cabinet will meet
Tuesday to vote favorably for Ger
many's application.
A possible bar to the application
is seen in the fact that only four
days will elapse between the meet
ing of the German cabinet and the
adjournment Of the league on Sep
tember 81. ,sa
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-22
His Highness to
Have a New Robe
nv United Press Leased Wire

& NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. -
A $500 dressing robe is being made
in a fashionable New Orleans de-
signer's shop for II. r. IL, the
PRINCE of Wales, it was learned to-
day. tft
The robe is described as of brown
silk. brocaded with gold land silver
cloth. The lining is of eloth Oh
gold and the cuffs, collar and poek-
cts are to be made of wedding ring
velvet
The robe is a gift from an Eng,
lish Lord, friend of the Prince ana
w. Beauregard Du Bois, connected
with a Philadelphia designer $
studio, who is visiting here was
given the task of designing the
garment. tfs
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior
u. S. LAND OFFICE, AT
FL Centre, California
September 4, 1924


Notice is hereby gwen that Will
liam Stephens, of Campo, California,
who, on January %, 1928, made
Stock Raising Homestead Entry,
No. 05375, for SWA SWA, Sec. 5,
SWH NWA, E1a SWH, VIZ SEA,
SEA SEA, See. 8, SWA SWA,
See. 8, Township Is South, Range
z East, S. b. B. Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make three
year final Proof to establish claim
to the land above described, before
Register, U. S. Land Office, at FL
Centre, California, on the 9th day
of October, 1924.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Benjamin +. Raridon, of Campo,
Calf.
James Sweetman, of San Diego,
Calf.
Samuel Elliott, of Boulevard,
Calf.
Fred Babcocl, of Hipass, Calf.
JOHN w. SCOTT,
-11t26 Register.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-22
Doctor Says Her
Crooked Nose
Own Fault
Nv United Press Leased wire

by United Press Leased wire
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 22.--
Refusal of Mrs. Sydney Chap
lin, wife of the film actor, to
abide by his treatment after
facial operations was repron-
sible for her nose being crook
ed, according to an answer to
Mrs. Chaplin's 100000 dam
age suit filed by DR.. Robert
Griffith, beauty specialist, TO-
day.
The surgeon declares that
he performed three operations
ON Mrs. Chaplin to remove a
dip in her nose, and, unsatisfi-
ed with his treatment, she went
to another specialist. For TINS
reason, DR.. Griffith alleges, he
is not responsible for her pre-
sent condition.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-22
New Power Line
to Vail Ranch

Construction on a new power line
to supply the big Vail ranch seven
miles southwest of Calipatria, has
been started by the Southern Sier-
ras Power Co. The construction
work requires wiring for distance
of seven miles, this being the nearest
point to a power line. The ranch
is one of the mos5 modern in Cali
fornia. Practically everything is
grown, although cattle feeding is
perhaps the chief source of revenue.
w, b. Goberly, principal owner is
prominent in the civic life of the
valley. tt,ats8