Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-25

| rations and full equipment for a
night in the open.
For Mems Work Shoes see Gun.
aingham, opposite post office. adv
Story Hour Tomorrow-The reou.
lar weekly story hour will be held
at the city library tomorrow morn
ing at 10 a. m. Mrs. Ralph Harring-
! ton will be in charge. She will
tell two stories which viii be popu-
! lar with the young folks: .eThe
i Golden Bird, > and why Monkeys
| Think the Bananas Belong to
| Them
GRAY Car. Wonderful springs.
Cass 4 Morgan. adv
Meals at steve's are worth wait
ing for. adv
Tells Of Embargo - Mrs. e. G..
| Nenator of Portland, Oregon, who
was house guest of Mr. and Mrs.
! l.. G. Lee recently, has written from
her home telling of the disagreeabte
! effects of the embargo on California
| fruits and vegetables. Mrs. yenator
| states that very few fresh veget-
| ables and fruits are available, and
| that the people Of Oregon are an
xious to have the supply of Califor-
| mia products available again.
Cnjfc H1ooyaod c1 En
Call for and deliver. Work guaran-
teed. Cowan, The Tailor at Var
neys. adv
See Delozier- Reynolds Co. for ex-
changing your used furniture for
new. We buy, sell or exchange fur
niture. $50 Main st. Phone l92W.
adv
Giants Growing Well1Reports
from various sections Of the copAe1
Y indicate that the 1924 cAntss6upe
crop is looking fine, in spite Of the
recent severe wind whipping Some
melons will probably move from the
Meloland district about May 10, if
the present weather conditions con-
time. Melons in some locations are
reported TO be about the size Of
baseballs at the present time.
Dancing every Wed. and Sat.
nights at Seeley. Real music. Pat
rhaanum, floor manager. adv.
GRAY Clutch don't grab. Cass
s. Morgan. adv
Fake Radio Scores Again-With
the exception Of the privileged few
who were in on the secret, the
Brawley Rotarians were as com
1letely fooled as their FL Centre
brethren by Joe Kings ''Los An
yeles Times radio program,
:. broadcasted Wednesday from al
Dom in the Dunlaek hotel immedi-
te.v above the dining room. To
onvince any doubling Thomases
that the program was genuine, Wal
er Casey read telegram aloud
thanking the Times for their con
cert, and requesting that the Times
station acknowledge its receipt.
This telegram was dispatched during
he luncheon and at the end of the
radio concere, the ''Times ac
snowledged its receipt. President
ieorge Anderson of the FL Centre
club also delivered a fine talk.
Jther local Rotarians present were
E. l.. Garthwaite, DIR. Norman L.
Dupont and Ray s. Carberry.
Hotel Barbara W0rrn--Table d.
ote dinner $1.00. Special CHECKER
inner s1.00. Special T-Bone Steal
inner 90c. Speei&l Rib Steak din
ler soc. Seventh Stree. Entranc,
tireet to cafe. ad,
To Plead Tomorrow. Tribano, |
Mexican, was arraigned in superior !
court this morning on a charge of |
assault with a deadly weapon. He
will appear for plea tomorrow morn
ing. Attorney William North was
apopined by the court to represent
TribanO. He is said to have at !
tackled Aurelio Gusman on April 8.
Beautiful, comfortable. durable,
GRAY Car. adv
Astoga to Be Tried-D. Astoga,
Mexican, win appear for trial ON
May IA, on charge of assault with
deadly weapon, according to the
decision of Judge Cole, before whom
he appeared this morning. Astoga
Is alleged to have attacked Juan G.
Fuortes on February 13 at Holt
vile.
You'll Be with friends at Steve 3.
adv |
GRAY Cars are Best. Cass & /
Morgan. adv |
Trial of Biggers Is Set-Richard |
Biggers, accused of statutory Of /
fence alleged to have been commit |
ted on October /, 1923, was brought /
before Judge Cole this morning. His i
trial is set for May IA. Biggers is
said to have attacked 14-year-old
girl. xlal |
Fined on Liquor Charge Frank
Kast, charged with the manufacture
of intoxicating liquors and arrested