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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19

esta pericdicidad no sea regular
en- las regiones de los grandes la
gos sin desagde continental Sc
han eomprobado elevaciones dc
sa nivel sucediendo a muy sensi-
bles descensos. Observados cien-
tlfieamente-tanto vale decir me-
trieamente--, y desde hace mucho
tempo los glaciares alpinos y es-
candinavos, Sc ha podido recono-
Ger que unos amos el glaciar crece
Y avanza su porcion frontal y
otroS Sc reduce Y retrocede su
frente.
Sn medro 0 norma estan, pues,
suietos a una evidente oscilaci6n.
AL propio tempo, los datos acer-
ca de Ia cuantia, fecha y preci-
sion de las coseehAs han permit
do verificar de modo tangible--y
en- periodic superior a un siglo-
las oscilaciones del china.
Merced al detenido estudio de
los, cambios de nivel del mar Cas-
pio-que presenta variaciones al
ternas, cuyo perfodo>e de trein-
ia y cuatro treinta y seis amos,
-debemos a Brickner el descu-
brimiento de la ley que, al menos
en- la Europa central Y oriental,
permite apreciar la existencia de
esas variaciones climaticas me-
dir la longitud del periodo de
semejante oscilaci6n. Ell hecho es,
pues: a., que el china experiment
Ia variaciones peri6dicas, b.,
que segun Brickner, el perfodo
de esa variaci6n es de unos trein-
ta y cinco amos pr6ximamente.
Hay multitud de hechos conexos,
mayor menor distancia, con
10 ley de Bruekner;. pero no obs
tante su vivo y sobresaliente in
ter6s,. no podemos, por motivos
de brevedad, sino ocuparnos de
algunos.
Bruckner no Sc ha limitado a
estudiar las oscilaciones por que
pasa La temperature y la Guam
tia de las MISUNDERSTANDING
de estaciones rusas---, sino que
ha reparado en- que los lagos sin
desagGe continental han ofrecido
sus niyeles mas bajos hasta 1920,
1850, 1900, 1885 Y 1865, Y los
mas altos hacia. 174O, 1880, 1920,
1850 y 1880, separados, como pue-
de advertirse-siempre que Sc
tome la media aritmetica-, por
nn perfodo medic de treinta y
cinco amos.
En- ell artfculo proximo nos pro-
ponenlos comprobar 81 la ley
Bruckner es applicable no al eli
ma de tipo mediterraneo de la
porcion arida de nuestro pals,
utilizando las excelentes publica-
clones que con los datos de 1869
a la fecha han editado nuestros
servicios ofciales. Sera OCCASION de
eomprobar 81 los cambios que las
gentes han creido advertir tienen
positiva realidad. Porque aun en-
el supuesto de que el principle
de Briickner sea APPLICABLE a nues-
tro pals, la vida de un honbre
es tan corta que podra ser testigo
de dos periodos de treinta. y cinco
amos, pero va es dificil que pue-
da asistir a tres. Y quien llega
los ciento cinco amos, escapando
q Ia muerte, tiene va con ella pac-
to de sorda compiicidad.
Juan Dantin cERECEDA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19
PASTILLAS del Or. BECKER
para los RINONES y VEJIGA

C6mprelas en- las boticas. T0melaS
por algllnas semanas. Mlentfas mas
pronto las tome, mnchO mejOr para
usted.
Aavt. 3
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19


debi6 abandonar Ell Eiiseo. No ase-
guraria que M Millerand que fue
qnien entr6 en- su lugar, no crea en-
la actualidad que hubiera sido me-
jor para TODD el mundo que Ell pre-
sidente hubiera sido M. Jonnart.
Porque 81 aquel huhiera seguido
siendo jefe del Gobierno Y dueho
irdiscutible Q indiscutido de la Ca
mara del bIoque nacional, que el
hiciera elegir, muchas cosas que Sc
han vtsto no hubieran por cierto
oeurrido.
Fu6 electo .el ailo pasado M. Jon
mart miembro della Academia Fran
cesa, y en- este mes debe pronnnciar
sp discnrso do reception.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19
COnservese SalaO
RObustO y VigOrOso; f;

Siendo asi es prudente emplear
Aisrro NuKadO por una temporada
Tres q cuatrO veees al alio. Obra como
allmento para Ia sangre y apOrta
fueva reacrya de fuerzas a todo el
organAsmO. COntiene hierro organize
como "a hierrO natural de la sangre
hanana q Ia que - asimiia pronta-
nleale. en- combination con giicero-
fastatos y otyOs vallos0s ingredientes
fort.neantes. Hierro NuxadO es re-
eomeu1a1o pOr autoridades medicas
pFeclsamente para enriquecer Ia san
gre 3 tonifesr el sistema nervioso.
NonsLtuye. pues. una exeelente medi-
- oe precaucion para c0nserrdr 81
oFgaHisniO robusf0 b uigOr0sO. Todas
las baenAs farmaciRs 10 venden.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19

Ierfa 81 faE E1sis eelrIo ~ fai,erla.
e. - Affha asssfass l1r nTelsaes -
- - mfssa ee slae 81 fnsfI,o humane
er Fa q FElses saFeFHHs nNttflufkes 3
W. aga Fa.l tkasAa 81 aeHEAatE Qua
kA NMiWfAAHaa 50 AME&EN-
&@& AnsTsH Las FsaEnE WfrgemufN@
y fFarMF s ANFEaaeCeF 81 xFNNESer
~ aaies eee - nsfe ei f'lfil1,fF ildiFl9
- rrF - aa1Tfe 60 el Nus1o
eItrI &C. 8efefss1 1.ss fs s1Fa g. a. F1lsQs-
fef. y 81 htsFfe 81 - EanEFe lu1iraeo
- - SO faIasl 3 alFer deter
lNI1a ~ ft ta9 So s.4ssila - fsfil't.is
~ F4 fMstNN Ia fEtfNftlat q
tnFea 49, - NnNNEF dfsfEiN4ye en- &l
aasMas&a nafFsl - - va aEtigA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19
gHAz HABIDO CAMBIo DE
CHINA EN- Ell PERIODO
HISTORICO?

Han sido varios los autores que
/ han conclude en- un evidente cam
bio de china, a partir del periodo
hist6rico, basandose, unos,s en- sen.
sibles trasformaciones de la fsio-
grafia del Asia eentra-de acuer-
do con Sven Hedin--; recordando,
fen6menos semejantes en- el sur
de Argelia y apoyandoSe en- la
airmaci6n de Passarge, de que
Kalahari esta pasando por el
trance de una desecaci6n progre-
silva, pues que las fnentes Sc ago
tan. -nengua el va misero caudal
de las corrientes la estepa, 81
coInienza por tornarse mas EMU
ta, al tern1ino del proceso. de su
degeneration acaba por, conver-
tirse en- ell desierto desolado.
Seria ayentnrado adherirse q
estas hip6tesis sin otro. examen,
gorque solo un estudio lneteorol6-
gico, fino y aeabado, de la cues
ti6n, podria decidirla, y las Sc
ries de datos meteorol6gicos de
que al presente disponernos, nj
abarcan toda la TERRA, pues que
han. sido reeogidas casi exclusiva-
1nente en- la zona ternplada-sede
dc los pueblos civilizados, dnicos
que tienen organizados sus servi-
clos r1eteorol6gicos-ni son tam
POGO de fecha tan re,nota que nos
pernita apreciar la evoluci6n del
china en- periodo de. tempo de tai
lengitud ques no suscite descon-
fianzas.
FL estudio cientifeo de las va
riaciones del china !. dertro del PEI
riodo hist6rieo, tropieza con in
veneibles dificultades, a1n linli-
tandonoS no mas que a los dos
ultiInos siglos, o sea a epoca pos
terror Ia irrvencion y empleo de
adecuados INSTRUMENTS de obser-
vaci6u, como bar6n1etro, tern16-
metro, etc.
Las obServaeiones. antiguas pa
recen, en- efecto, renidas con toda
crftica, va que el instrumental
seria seguramente defectuoso, po-
co precisa su graduation, y en-
todo case Sc realizaban en- con-
diciones que nos son .desconocidss,
Y, por tanto, nos es impossible So
meterlas las necesarias correc-
clones. Estamos, pues, en- condi-
clones de incapacidad para COM
parar las observaciones antiguas
con las nodernas, Hamando asf a
las tonladas en- los sesenta o Sc
tenta ultinnos amos.
Sc cita. hasta en- los hbros cla-
sieos-o de clase--de Meteorolo-
gfa, las dos series de observacio-
nes registradas en- Montevidieo:
la antigua, recogida en- malas con-
diciones, daba para la capital
uruguaya una temperature anual
media, de 1923, Y la Ultima, exac4
ia, ha hecho descender, a, 1871 di-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19
Ell HoMBRE Y Ell CHINA


Question Inuy interesante e.
igualmente ntuy discutida hace
anos-hoy ya no es tema de de-
bate-es la del infujo que en- los
pretendidos camhios de china ha
podido ejercer Ell hornbre. Sc ha
hablado rlucho del efecto que los
descuajes y las repoblaciones de
grandes masas forestales han
ejercido en- el china, pero MIN
guno de los invocados v ya ma
nides argumentos sc copcede hoy
el valor precise para probar que
Ia acci6n del shonlbre sea capaz
de nodifcar el china en- medida
apreciable. ST es evidente que la
presencia del bosque-y de aqui
La ,necesidad de la repoblacion
para remedio de tetrenos desar-
bolados- -regulariza' ell regimen de
las corrientes Y evita ell descar-.
nado de La 'cosa viva subyacente,
10 es tamtbien que nj los bosques
aumentan la cuantfa de las llu-
Was nj varian el regimen pluvio-
nletrico, obedientes a causas mas
generates. En- otros terminus, no
es el bosque la causa de las HUI
Was, .sino su efecto. q ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19

cha temperature. Amhas series no
son, pues, cornparahles, y el mex
perto 0 no enterado de Las con-
diciones en- que la ptimera fuc
registrada podria err6neamente
concluir que los 39,2 de difereh-
cia aensan I'm cambio termino en-
el china.
Es, pues, enteramente i1usorio,
seg6n afirma Angot, Han, etc,
pretender hallar en- los cortos re-
gistros de observaciones meteo-
rol6gicas, dignas de fe, hechos Q
razones a favor en- contra de Ia
hp6tesis de la variabilidad de los
clinas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19
Ell LIMO, LA vENDIMIA y
EL CHINA

Algunos autores. han intentado
educir de los cambios de cultiyo
en- ciertas comarcas cambios de
clinas correlativos.
Sin la debida refiexi6n Sc ha
dicho que la desaparici6n del cul-
two del limo on algunas regiones
como, por ejemplo, en- los va
lies de nuestras montaiias de Leon
" de Observation-Disclosures, sin du-
da, un cambio de china, pues al
tornarse mas seco y mas calido,
el cultivo del limo ha retrocedido
necesariamente hacia ell norte y
noroeste de Europa EN- busca de
pAises mas hIdmedos Y frios. En-
oposici6n estos pretendidos ar
guTnentos, las gentes del pals,
para explicar la casi total des-
aparicion de los viejos linares,
no arguyen con, ell cambio de cli-
ma, que serfa decisive en- Ia cues
ti6n. Hablan de que los limos ru~
sos Y estonianos, per la cuantfa
y calidad de su production, aven-
tajan, sin possible cornpetencia, a
muehos del resto de Europa; de
que ell lavado del carbon en- los
rios ha inutilizado sus antes cris-
talinRs y lirnpidas aguas para el
enriado de la textil y de que al
muitiplicarSe las Was de, comuni-
caci6n, los hen2os entran. en- to-
dos los hogares por POGO precio,
y la gran industria, mas perfec-
ia Y mas econ6mica, ha parade
los viejos telares domesticos.
En- pals como Francia, de hondo
e inteligente amor a la TERRA, en-
que es TRADITIONAL la lealtad del
linaje la gleba, el propio Angot
antes citado, ha discutido ell case
de la &poca de las vendimias, de
las que Sc poseen en- la vecina
Republica numerosos documentos
v tan antiques, que de niuehas To-
cslidades sc sabe sin interruption
delos siglos XIV y XIV al presen-
t., los dias7 en- que tuvieron lugar
las vendimias sanuales. Ell examen
y la comparaci6n de esta larga
serie de observaciones acaba por
dar en- la clara y terEinante con-
elusion de que en- Francia " en-
alguno de sus paises svecinos la
6poca de la vendinlia, 10 largo
dc seiscientos amos, ha. permane-
edo constante. La feeha de la
vendinia fiuctla congruenteniente
de un ano para otro. con las va
riaciones meteOrol6gicas; pero sse
han reconocido series ,enteras de
amos en- que la epoca de. la ven
dinaia Sc anticipa 0 Sc retarda.
Estas oscilaciones guardian coz
rrespondencia con las que en- to-
dos los paises Sc han senalado,
references la cosecha Y precio
del trigo, y que no son, al cabo,
sino verdaderas oscilaciones en-
torno de IN valor medic, y en-
lnodo alguno una rVariaci6n CONT
nua EN- un sentido discriminate,
que, ser sieinpre el misn1o, indi-
caria un canbio progressive del
clinla.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08
COUNTY OFFICERS
OF {. E. IHIDUC'TED
At IMPERIAL. MrE.T ]

Delegates from El Centric, Cali
patria, Brawley, Holtvjlle and
"eeley, as wei rs many Imperial
residents, were in Attendance at the
reuotE Christian Endeavor conycn-
ton at Imperial, which csosed San
day night after a two day session.
Meetings were held at the COM
monitF church. Many splendid talks
by outside speakers. among whom
were Harry Allan, state field sec
fetaly and Miss Mable Coulter, Il
returned missionary who recently
spent five years in China. \ num-
ber Of Young men and women pre-
sent pledged themselves for full
time service as life workers.
One of the features ef the pro-
gram was a splendid number play
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08
EOTtnY GOVERNOR
o r; GUEST AT
IINN:::a THURSDAY

Local a, valley members Of the
Ptary q b are anticipating with
nsfiettt cagerness the visit
re Thun ny Of Tom Bridges. GOV
nor of Rotary California Ne
dalIat" district. Who is to
axe an ficial call on the valley
|lbs.
Beeaus T the governor s visit,
e regull noon luncheon of the FL
|'ntro Ro ry club will be convert
into a nner session at the Bar
ia Wort hotel Thursday night at
$50. Tr directors of the II Cen
y club Il be hosts to Governor
ridges i an informaI luncheon
thursday At the dinner oppor-
nifty will 70 given to The directors
al the i.otary clubs in the valley
Meet " Bridges.
The G.. ifofuia Nevada Hawaii
strict is e largest one in Rotary
tcrnatic'.l ], and the governor of
is distrie occupies an important
zee in affairs of the organiza
N of Il nitnd States. \
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08
BIC t'R0WD SEES
DPEN ING OF NEW
|DAf { PAVILION

With cv 100 FL Ccntro couples
attend, II, q, and IN estimated to-
l of 20 couples participating,
2 form" opening of the new Red
ing dai C. pavilion at Brawlcy
t night proved an unqualified
rcess.
Proving hat the type of enter
nment rnich is TO be a feature
the Red Wing fills a long felt
ed in Ilnerial Valley, residents
pm AL 'afts of the county were
ted in ne crowd last night.
The elAb ,ratelv decorated pavil-
form, q fantastic and beauti-
setting for the event. A drop
fling though when u starlight
feet car be produced and other
fcial ighting arrangements
ighten re novel effects.
Balloon $, serpentine and other
yors adt ID to the pleasure of the
|ncers. 4 prize dance compcti
pn was held, in which entrants
IRE recn red to qualify both in the
tro' md waltz. Miss Grace
'hitehcq and Harold Harp of
|awlev received the first prize
' d Mis. Margaret Humphrey,
fawley nd Wilford Drye, El Cen
b, secon !.
The cf;1ity ball, to be spopsor-
by the [other $ Community Clnb
Braw'a' will take playe at the
ID Wi! Saturday night OF this
EEK, tie management ". a. Jel-
leck an Son, donating! the ahal. /.
r the 'enefit OF the Associated
,arities # that eiiy.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08
(MR' SSADOR TO
NEclATlATE WAR
DE'H>T AGREEMENT

PARIS. Dec. S.-Henry Bercnger,
bted pa amentary financial eX-
frt, was odav named by the Rri-
|ld cabirs as ambassador to Wash
|gton tc succeed Ambassador Dae-
liner, W . is to return here.
Preside't Doumcrgue approved
Q appoi tment which, it is. under
|ood, is My a temporary one, per-
|ittinc |erenger" to negotiate a
tbt se'' ment with the United
ates ar then return to his par
hmentar.. duties here.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08

EANC y Any person suffer
ing from this mala-
", or otl 4, ise Interested ii its
teatment Is invited to apply for
|uthoritat ve information as toa the
|ures tha h We been effected and
|re now "a : icffectc,s At Tavlors
lille, und richly cthical' medical
|hpervisio tinlessly, without ope-
Lition, an th permanent results.
|ddrcss: =, Secretary, Chamber Of
(ommerce -; 'lorvile, III. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08

::':s s:: ;:::;:. 4: i 1 e .s::' i;::s e,
|ght sys TIA temp mp0g(l,sly installed
\ the Scnh ,rn Sicrras Power com
|lny was turned ON for the first
|me.
Six large ights, each with"a ca
betty of 81 900 candiepower. were
|aced on tie cyst. north and' west
WINS at Il coMtbouse, he light
ing diIc, ed on the walls IF the
|iildlng.
The beautiful lines .of thei court
nse we.c lever shown 10 greater
|lvantage tam they appeared un-
|. n the III 'uo'd lights, the white
bidding hla la',ding harmonioisIv with
! c green a Vn, while the stariit sky
ade a -! ng canopy FOR the splen-
d picture.
Aeeordin, to the Southern Sierras
bwcr conl any, the cost of the
|ghts to .'.e county would be APP
oximat' + $l5 persmolth. for 100
|,urs of perntiod. 5Nns would
|ake po., ale the Lighting of the
|lilding "e hours n night.
| The p cp Mt system will be kept
oper; ia for several days in
der to j e the public an oppor-
nifty t &c a way of obtaining
lendid lbIieity for Imperial
illev +, tourists whose attcn-
ON can help but be attracted
the b.: lt.fnl appearance of the
[lildinr.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

GUESTS OF otrlCAlerS-Dlnncr guests
ut the f. S. Stricklcr Lome last
night included Mr.. and Mrs. J. S.
Stcincpur Of Los Angeles, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. J. Wilmer and Mrs. Flory
of San Diego. The party left the
valley this morning, motoring to
Los Angeles. Mrs. Steincour was Il
classmate of the Stricklers at Nc
Pherson college, McPhearson, Kan
sas. Last night was the first the
three had been together since col
lcge days.
Buy Cupples Cord Tires and tubes.
"Tough 5s a Rhino.'' adv
For Xmas Gifts. Call Fuller Brush
man. Phone Park View Apis. adv
DIR. E. o. Carter, Dentist. Room
Is and 20, Davis Bldg. Phone 2G0.
adv
Erouse Leaves Police Force-W.
s. " Nike Brouse. who has been
a member Of the FL Centre police
force for several months, acting as
traffic officer since Joe Reynolds
resigned last week, has left the de
partment to join the Imperial com-
ty traffic squad operating under the
jurisdiction of the motor vehicle
department.. BrouSe will be succeed
ed by c. j. Wilson, an experienced
officer who will report for duty in
q day or two. The former will re-
main ON duty until his successor re-
ports.
Your Own Home built to your
tastes and needs. Pay like rent. Ask
Valley Lumber Co. Phone PAL. adv
Furniture at Low Prices. Inves-
tigate before buying. Clayton &
Stevens. 115 No. Jth. adv
DR.. A. 3. Hanson, Dentist. Ex
traction specialist. Davis Bldg
Evenings by appointment. Phone
SSW. adv
MasonS Elect Officers-Walter
Dunbar Carey, county auditor, was
elected worshipful master of FL Cen
tro lodge Of Masons at the annual
meeting last night. Other officers
elected include Charles Henry
Knights, senior warden; Dorsey
George Whitelaw, junior warden
Judge Franklin j. Cole, treasurer;
Norman Clark Deaton, secretary;
Charles Elias Sones. trustee for
three years. The officers viii be
installed at an early meeting.
Purchases Shoe Shop-George G.
Grogan has purchased the Pioneer
shoe Repairing shop, situated across
from the post office on Fifth street,
from Frank Witzcl. The shop was
established by the late Peter Gun
ningham the year FL Centre was
founded, and has since been Il
landmark in the city. The new pro
prietor comes here with several
wears experience in expert shoe re-
pairing and plans 70 conduct a thor
oughly modern shop.
Wooda Blesy, School of dancing.
723 Orange Ave. Phone 411W. adv
Hotel Barbara Worth Cafe. Good
food. Quick service. Reasonable
prices. Table Il 'hotc and A la Carte
service. tue fri
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08

VIII Hold HearngS-Dcputy La
Dor COMMISSIONER wtanley M. Cae
lis here for the week and Eill hold
hearings at the court house on
Thursday and Friday. The re-
mainder of his stay here will be
spent by the commissioner in invcs
tigating labor conditions with Coun-
ty School Attendance Supcrintend-
cnt Harry A. skinner.
Back Again. Beautiful fluffy
-ngs, woven from cid carpets and
'lothcs. If interested Phone 662 at
ace. adv
Automobile Loans. clear your
'ar and loan you money, You pay
ne bv he month. Fred r. Cross,
80 Main 81 Phone 35aJ FL Cen
rn edv
Elks Rehearsal Tonight-All prin-
cipals in the Elks revue, which is
TO be given in this city next week,
are requested to be present for the
rehearsal which is scheduled for
1880 tonight in Elks Hall. Those
who are to take leads in the show
are reminded that the rehearsal is
at the Elks hall and not at Wilson
school, and are urged to be on time
so that there will be no delay in get
ting the rehearsal started.
Hazel N. Baker, teacher of piano.
665 He'll Avs Phone 22oW. adv
High School Wins Game-With a
score of 9t2l in their favor, the
high school basket ball team defeat
ed the junior college team at the
gymnasium Saturday night. Play
ON both teams was below standard
However good work was done bv
Hurst and Allen of the j. c. aggrc.
CATION and Wiloughbv and Max.
we'll of the high school basket toss.
ers. \ dance followed the game at
which Miss Dorothy Wilson, dean
of women of the college, and Mr.
and Mrs. Otis w. Coan were chape-
roHcS.
yx-s.
GRAPEFRUIT IN BOXES TO
SEND AWAY
ALSO CULLS IN BAGS
MARTIN SNAPPY YORK
STATE CHEESE
BEECHNUT CHRISTMAS BOXES
A Sensible and Beautiful Gift
FRESH SALTED ALMONDS
SHELLED NUTS
4 SWEET CIDER
BOILED CIDER
GOOD MINcE MEAT
WHIPPING CREAM
A. Nj. WILLIAMS
! PHONE 653
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08

Colusa county has 81 dairy 1erds
Of ten or more cows; 81 of "a
dairymen are tenants.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08

Hungarian vctch is the most pop
uiar fall cover crop sown in Sutter
county. Next come purple vetch
and melilotus.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08

tonklng granted final DEGREES OF
divorce to Dora NJ. Veghte from
Earl b. Neghte and to Helen V.
King from Allie II. King. An in
teriocutory decree was entered in
the Veghtc case on December 6,
1924, and in the King case ON No
yember 2S, 1924. Extreme cruelty
was the charge in each case. Attor-
ney NJ. c. Atchison Of CaleXico rep
resented both plaintiffs.
DR.. r. z. Cunningham, Osteopath-
ic Physician. 532 Main 81. adv
They're trough as Rhino'
Cupples Cord Tires and Tubes. adv
Gambling Hearing On.-IIearing
on gambling charges against Lee
Tick, All Sing and Henry Nah, was
in progress before a jury today in
Judge Mayficld S court. The de-
PENDANTS were arrested in this city
on November u, following a raid
on the Chinese cafe on Broadway.
Attorney Huber Collins is represent
ing the defendants. 1t was expect
ed the case would go to the jury
Iate this afternoon.
Dorothy Mix Brackenbury, dane
ing instructor. You would enjoy a
six lesson course. Phone 274J. adv
DE- rs EseauEy Fario1. Phone 227
adv
Fire Wood For Sale-Dry, long
burning Mesquite wood, 800 per
tier, delivered to your door. Phone
PSI. adv
Wood-Wood - Wood Seasoned
Red Oak. Phone l. Pioneer Truck.
cod
Furniture Bargains. Clayton &
Stevens. 115 No. 5tb. adv
Parisianne Beauty shoppe. 127
10. 9th st. Phone 783. adv
Buy Sones Lumber.-It has the
white painted ends Identified lum-
Der. Phone 2S7. adv
A Woman Who Wishes to cstab-
!ish Il permanent business in which
she may do 4 real service to those
who suffer, while earning splendid
remuneration. May address or call
upon, between the hours of 900 to
10 n. M. 1900 to 200 p. m. or 200
to $500 in the evening. Mrs. NJ. l..
Long, 63l SO. 5th ST., FL Centre. adv
Barbara Worth Barber Shop. J. d.
Grown, Proprietor. adv
DR.. Amy L. Lyons, Osteopath,
705 South Fifth st. Phone IA. adv
Try Loynd's s5eaEa Loynd IS
Drug Store. adv
Bowers Mattress Shop. Phone
524R. 533 Broadway, Ell Centre. adv
Migrants Get Jail Sentence.
I. Hooker and Ralph Oliver, were
received at the county Jail this
morning to\serve sentences of so
days each, imposed at Brawley on
charges of vagrancv. Frank Sala-
Zar, arrested Mt Hebcr by Officer
William of the traffic squad, is
also held for investigation.
7. v. Academy of Music. Elmer ~
. Todd, director. Thorough founda-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08

7. v. Academy of Music, Elmer ~
. Todd, director. Thorough founda-
tion at moderate rates, leading to
highest grade ef efficiency. Piano,
Pipe Organ, Voice, Harmony, Dra-
matte Art, Interpretive aud Bah
Room Dancing. G33 Olive. Phonei
i66J or 466W. adv,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08

The Heilman strain Of milo -icld
ed 81 sacks per acre on a l. acre
plot in Merccd county.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08

Fall River. Shasta count ex-
poets state fish hatchery be
built there in the near future
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08

You emit keep a good ma or a
ad drink down.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08

Hayward Scott, Christine Mem
locino county, recently kiliec three
bears in his orcnaru