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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-10

Compiled Laws for 1918, the city
treasurer is the disbursng officer of
the city and charged with the ais
bursemcnt of all city and special AS
sessment funds. A foreign corpor-
alton may not act as the city treas
urcr, nor as Il depository of city
funds (Chaptcr Sc. Session Laws Of
1920, nor has Il city any authority
to lend its credit to q foreign cor
pOration.
(4) Where municipal Improvement
warrants are taken by foreign cor
poraticn and credit given the city
upon its books, the attempted dis
charge by such corporation of a pur-
ported obligation Of the city to q
contractor and the charging of the
same against the city's account, does
not complete Il sale of the warrants.
CO.. Where a purportcd purchase r
of municipal Improvement warrants
is shown to have agreed with the city
authorities to disburse the proceeds;
. to a contractor upon the allowance
of final estimate for tho work, and
where the purported purchaser has
Knowledge of the proceedings which
show that the work was never com
| plctcd in accordance with the plans
and specifications and the contract
obligations, such purchaser holds the
warrants subject to the dcfenses cx-
| listing in favor of the municipality
and arising out of the breaches OF
contract on the part Of the contractor
CO Where municipality enters
of Il sewer system consisting Of sew
! holn 1n wi 1r<
bed, etc, the contract is not divisiblC
on the basis of the various units OF
construction, so as to warrant 4 final
the completion of one or more units
while the entire contract is incom-
plete and unperformed.
(T Under Section 3710 Of tho
| Compiled Laws for 1913, partial
awards during the progress Of the
work are limited to 81 per cent OF
the amount of the estimates shown
to have been earned.
80 Where one seeks by manda.
mus to compel city authorities tG
levy Il special assessment to meet
the purported obligations of warrants
held By him, and where the maio,
portion OF the warrants held arc
shown to be subject to defcnses arts
ing out of breaches of contract BY
the contractor, the writ of manda
mus, being discretionary remedy
| should be withheld.
Appeal from the District Court OF
Richland County, Hon. Charles E
Wolfe, Judge.
Reversed.
Opinion of the Court by Birdzeil, J
Lauder e. Lauder. " ahp.,vn, N. ID.
| and ]. a. Dwyer, Hankinson, N. d.
attorneys for appellants.
! Lawrence, Murphy T. Miles, Fargo
n. d., attorneys for respondent.
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Football Games
Wednesday, Nov. II.
fArn,iSfirp DuNl

tArmistice Day)
Columbia vs.. st. Niator, ut Chicago.
Winona Teachers vs.. Rochester
Junior College at Rochester.
North Dakota Aggics vs.. st. Thorn
as at st. Paul.
Southwestern VS.. Sterling at Win
field.
Friends VS.. Pittsburgh Teachers at
Wichita.
Baker VS.. William Jewel! at Kan
sas City, Mo.
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From ('ass County


State of North Dakota, plaintiff
and respondent, VS.. James Danials,
defendant and appellant.
SYLLABUS:
l. One who takes an order in this
state, to be filled by concern re-
siding in another state, for the sale
and purchase of beverage which
contains no trace Of alcohol when
delivered, and is not cider or Il
fruit juice, or sweet fruit juice,
but is an artificial fruit juice, is not
guilty of engaging in the liquor traf-
fic, within the terms of Sections /,
lib. or &c Of chapter 26S, S. L. 1928.
Appeal from district court of Cass
County, Hon. NJ. ]. Englert, Judge.
Opinion of the court by Johnson, J..
Reversed and dismissed.
II. +. Horncr, States Attorney and
A. II. Bergcsen, Assistant States AT
torney, Fargo, N. D., attorneys for
respondent.
Lcmke 4 Weaver, Fargo, N. D., and
Thomas Sullivan, st. Paul, Mimi, at
torncys for appellant.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-10

EXAMS
Says
BABE REFORMS

Now that Babe Ruth has decided
no longer to be Boob" Ruth to the
tout>, bookmakcrS and confidence
men, it might be wei to get Il couple
of other incidents out Of our sys-
tenn relative 20 the wild days Of the
Bamhino.
Well do ! recall a certain after
noon in New York when the Babes
plea Of sickness didn't get over with
Manager higgins. It happened one
Of the big running races was card
ed at Belmont that day.
Before the game Babe had laid a
heavy wager on one Of the entries
in the first race. Just as the game
started. some one considcd to him
that his selection was an also ran
The bet was 20: something like
$1,000.
Failure in tho first race merely in
creased Ruths desire TO get to the
race track. He hit safety the first
time III, tried to steal second, was
called out by Umpire Iii ldcbrand.
whcrcupon he threw Il handful OF
dust into the nmpirc's eyes.
The umpire chased him, Babe
rushed to the club house, made a
quick change and was at the rae
"
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N nc ,',"o 'n ~ l''," Inc neA'
" 'i,..,,' '.S. ,;'o "!.' 10 re- h"' ''' "
..,. e. 49,.
~" uess um.p'res Just cause"
me d" eN'Ia "''"" 'oss -" S"as'"s
' Nv" "a, ~ WY .,0.. .i",
faded out suit Of blue he is wear
'"S'
rpnccuu .ru ,.u
p,l ~"o ,1.'.,' Nv" M - ..,,
!, p'D' ma: ''m"'' louS"
't''o" ~ o'aIip' nc p..'u.e ~ seem
ca 70 h"It tne i'.u''f VI gong ms
n'SSest tn,"ss u.s.. ''ou' 'le t'n'e
nM"e.s ''I ,,a''s?c'S "e'c 'c""s 10
Jay %" p" netH! itne' ,.
ne n''t no" o1ti ~ lump =
t i H v,.a '", '',u ~ "pGu' - ".eN
~! Tg "'"n p'." i't''''S ms "eisn''
nr t,uo hnc" '''' '''e ''"o 'ee''
H'orp,ht "E c ,: .,,.
~ d ton 't.e.iot p'.ol - NV Ga',ie
III Hu'Sltoh ~ MIn 'srse" ;naI Dap.
"oui" ne set , s',P,'neu.
IeG'''' tne 's.N was ~ l"ll 20 'clo''ti
'"h H .uppt''' "."'Ss E'. ~ 'r'e ,
ana st"un'.i supL 1o, ~ 'ne raT.:
S ~; .,' 10" u'.
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national open golf title ?-F. G. X.
IN 1913.
When and where will the annual
game between California and stan
ford be played this fall w. d. X.
Nov. ~ at ralo Alto, Calf.
Where did Glenn Wright Of the
Pirates start his professional base.
bah carcer: 5. 5. 5.
With the Independence club,
Southwestern League, in 1927.
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N0tre Dame Star
:: z: Il; Delivers as Coach

Herr Stuhld"eher former star
quarterback at Notre Dame, is doing
worry we'll in his first year as coach
ut Villa Nova. His worst setback
SO far has been 81 defeat by the
strong Dickinson team. Villa Nova
beat Rutgers 200.
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IIcwr,c-. Mr.. O'Ccrfty simpl: can
nc gel :: line on Edwin Ecnth.
~ ,,s pc is the dulr who invented
the ;r:c,.ioDc bCuth," reflects the
note! philosopher.
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gave bond for his appearance, and
made no objection to the sufficicncy
of The complaint ...> -"
3. For reasons stated, 1t IS held
that the dem urrer to the information
was properly overruled.
a. For reasons stated, it is held
that no error was committed III the
rulings Of the trial court upon the
issue Of former conviction.
5. An information, charging the
crime of bootlcgging, is sufficient,
as against an attack by motion in
arrest of Judgment, although 1t con-
tains no specific description of the
premises where the sale is alleged to
have been made, and merely charges
that the offensc was committed WITH
in a certain county.
6. A sale of alcohol in the streets
Of a municipal corporation, is q sale
upon premises not owned, kcDt, NAM
tained, or controlled by the defend
ant, within the purview of the boot
Logging act.
:. For reasons stated, it is held
that the evidence supports the YER
dict of the jury to the effect that the
liquid sold was alcohol, and was sold
on premises not owned, kept, MAIN
tanned or controlled by the defend
ant.
8. Proof having been made by the
state that the substance sold was al
cohol. it was not, in the circumstan-
ccs disclosed in the record, necessary
to 90 further and prove that it was
sold or fit for beverage purposes.
9. For reasons stated held that
certain remFks Of the court were
not prejudicial.
10. For reasons stated, held, that
the omission Of the word "owncd''
from the instruction defining the
crime of Bookkeeping. was error with
out prejudice.
Appeal from the district court of
Cass County, Hon. M. j. Englert,
Judge.
Opinion of the court by Johnson, ].
Affirmed.
Wood e. Breaw, Fargo, n. d. at
torneys for defendant and appellant
II. f. Horner, States Attorney, j.
! f.. Hcndrickson, Assistant States At
torncy, and V. Il. Lowell, Attorneys
for plaintiff and respondent, Fargo
| N. u.
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From Cass County
State of North Dakota, plaintiff
and respondent, vs.. Lewis Cook, de
fendant and appellant.
SYLLABUS: .tE
!. A criminal complaint, on pre-
liminary hearing before the magis-
trate, need not state the facts con
stituting the offense with the. same
technical accuracy as an inforina-
ton. ;.
It is too late to challenge the suf-
ficiency of preliminary complaint.
which charges the defendant with the
specific crime. Of Bookkeeping, com
mitted by selling one gallon Of alec
hol to a nanted person within a GER
the information in the district upon
the ground that the complaint failed
to allegc that the sale was made on
premises not owned or controlled by
the defendant, when the defendant
acquiesccd in the jurisdiction of the
magistrate, moved for u continuance,
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From I.ichland County

f.. =.
State of North Dakota, OK rel.
Charles M. kistlcr, respondent, VS..
City Of Hankinson, municipal corr
poration, ct al, appellants.
SYLLABUS:
"a Under Section 37l1 of the
Compiled Laws for 1918, Il city has
power TO sell special Improvement
warrants for cash at no less than the
par value thereof, to credit the pro-
ceeds to the proper special assess
ment fund and use tht same in pay
ing for public improvements. In the
instant case, under the facts stated,
it is held that the Improvement war
rants were not sold for cash.
CD Where the purported purch-
aser Of municipal improvement war
rants is shown to be foreign cor
poration which, upon taking the war
rants, credited the municipality upon
its books with the understanding
that the money was to be withdrawn
in payment Of estimates due the con-
tractor, the placing of such credit
does not amount to a sale for cash,
within Section 3711 Of the Compiled
Laws for 1913.
(3) Under Section 1892 of the
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Supreme Court
Decisions
From Richland County

Dakota Trust Company, q corpor-
alton, plaintiff and respondent, vs..
City Of Hankinson. a municipal cor
poration. defendant and appellant.
SYLLABUS:
Cd warraets issued by city in
payment for 4 special Improvement
are not negotiable instruments.
t2) Who're Il contractor is engaged
to construct public improveme Mt.
and where during the progress of
the work the city council, in exercise
Of the powers conferred by Section
371O of the Compiled Laws for 1913,
approves estimates Of the city engi-
necr and makes partial payment to
the contractor in the form OF war
rants, and where the warrants are
transferred, the transferec is not sub
ject to defenscs subsequently arising,
due to the failure Of the contractor
to. complete the work in accordance
With the plans and specifications.
CD Where q contract for 4 public
Improvement obligates the contractor
to- receive payment in warrants, and
where the city council authorizes the
issuance of warrants to such contract
or, as upon part performance of his
cOHCfdCl, cAcTClSInS poNclS WIN Si :
red by Section 371O of the Compiled
Laws for 1913, and whore such war
rants are transferred to one, as
against whom the city can not assert
Il defense arising out of the subsc-
quent failure of the contractor to
completely perform the contract, the
city owes to the warrant holder the
duty to levy special assessments to
pay such warrants.
" az Following Pine Tree Lumber
co. y. City Of Fargo, IL N. ID. 3GO,
sc N. W.357. the failure Of the city
authorities to make a proper assess
mcnt upon property in a special as
sessmcnt district, to meet obligations
under its special warrants, will sub
jcct the city to general liability
although its credit be not pledged to
meet the costs and expenses incident
to the special improvement.
Appeal from the District Court OF
Richland County, Hon. Chas. Il
Wolfe, Judge.
Affirmed.
Opinion of the Court by Birdzcll, J
Lauder & Lauder, Wahpcton, N. d.
and J. A. Dwycr, Hankinson, N. d.
attorneys for appellant.
Lawrence, Murphy g. Miles, Fargo
N. d., attorneys for respondent.
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From Rcnyillc Comfy


First National Bank of Sleepy Eye.
Mimi, a corporation, plaintiff and APP
pcllant, VS.. Mohall State Bank, ct
Co., a corporation, defendant and re-
spondcnt.
SYLLABUS:
l. Where the holder Of tax GER
, tiflcatc presents it to the county au-
to MIN, and notice OF the eXpir-
alton Of the period of redemption,
! containing the recitals Of facts re-
quired by the statute, Chap. IS, Laws
SIP. Ses. 1919, to be incorporated
therein, is served on a resident of
this state Gin whose name such lands
| are assessed" the service is radc on
the owner of the land, within the
statute supra, and service by publ
cation, or by mail, or upon the per-
son or persons occupying the land,
when other than the one in whose
I name it is assessed, need not be made.
Such notice having been given, a tax
deed duly executed thereafter is valid
and operates to extinguish the liens
Of prior mortgages Of record upon
! the property.
9. For reasons stated in the opin-
ion. it is held that the proceedings
prior to the execution of the tax
deed, including the proceedings for
the sale Of the property, and the is
suance of the tax certificates, were
regular and proper.
3. Notice of expiration of the time
to redeem, required by chapter CD,
Laws SIP. SEES. 1919, to he given all
mortgages or assignees Of mortga-
gees holding unsatisfied record mort-
CAGES" need be given only when such
mortgages or assignces have filed :.
statement with the. Auditor, asking
or demanding that such notice be
given.
/, Appeal from the district court Of
Renville County, Hon. A. g. Burr,
Judge.
! Affirmed.
Opinion Of the court by johnson, J.
LANCER & Nuchols, Bismarck, N. D.,
attorneys for appellant.
II. II. Steele, Mohall, N. d., attor-
ney for respondent.
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don't know whether he slid into the
animal with his spikes on or not.
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Our prediction is nat the ice COM
panics Will have 4 hard time doa"
business with An-Amcrica football
stars next season.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-10
'lREEEE[(EE,

What's Walter Johnson's best
pitching performance for single?
&C. II. 7.
Thirty-six victories and seven de-
fcats. made in 1913.
When did Bobby Jones win the
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fighter. Just the same the laugh
seems to be on Mr.. Johnson.
!. may always BE- fair weather when
gCcd fellows get together. bat ii is
seldom fair athcr when good foot
ball players sc: together.
Every once in n while the Scotch
i, Just as good as it is labeled.
F'os instance, YOU wouldn't want a
better fighter than Tommy MiiliGan.
uno claims the Scotch middicwcigh.
CHAM Yion>hip.
"Oh. | remember that gu,' John Paul
Jones now" comments Mr.. O'Goosty.
I'll" won the Kentucky Derby sew
crIi wears ago.
kHunz. Pennsylvania football star.
IS ld-headcd. $500. There ought to
he no Spittin" Of hairs By the ex-
parts when it comes to deciding or
him Is an AIl-America choice.
Tho remarkable thing about the vote
ampn" National League pitchers.
showing Rogers ilOrrshy to be the
NEST feared after in the league, is
that a vote was even necessary.
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News from Canada is that Ty Cohb
has killed his first moose. We
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-10
Bills Allowed by
City Commission

The city commission met in regu-
lar weekly session last evening, al
lowed the following bills, and ed
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-10

You fussy umpires just caused
me an extra $500 loss by chasing
me. ! can't see why HiIdcbrand
should be- so particular about that
faded out suit Of blue he is wear
iur"
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-07
NOTICE FOR BIDS ON COUNTY
WORK

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that sealed bids will be received up
to aud until two O'Clock p. m. on
the 2nd day Of November, 1925, by
the Lizard of Supervisors of the
County of Imperial. state of Cali
fornia, al the office Of the Clerk
If s1id Board at the Court House
in FL Ccntro, California. for labor
End material for the construction of
! Mess Hall y at the County Farm
If said County, to be located and
constructed accor ling to certain
specifications and plans heretofore
approved and adopted by said Board
pf Supervisors and filed with the
clerk OF said Board, to which tho
attention Of bidders is hereby called
Cor further particulars.
FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY
rlNEN that said bids must be ac.
'ampanied by the regular bidder s
oud in the sum of 1919 Of the sum
bid and that at said time said Board
nf Supervisors will open said Bids
and win award a contract to the
lowest responsible bidder,
Said Board Of Supervisors re-
'nrves the right to reject any and
u bids.
ny order Of the Board of Super
yisors.
/ c. G.. MOUSSEAU, Clerk.
By f. NJ. Simpson, Deputy Clerk.
1t20.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-07
REQUEST FOR BIDS

The Board of Trustees of Central
Union High School District of FL
Centre, Calf, viii receive bids for
the furnishing of two semi-quicll
change lathes, fourteen inch swing
by eight foot bed, equipped with
six inch universal and ten inch in
dependent chuck.
Also for the furnishing of one car
of the type of the fifty seven mod
cl Cadillac, the bidder to furnish
complete description and specifica-
tions with Ibid.
Bids will be opened at the office
OF the high school in FL Centre, Cal-
ifornia, Tuesday evening, October
i3, 1925.
The Board of Trustees reserves
the right to reject any or al bids.
Il. p. MOORE,
Clerk of the Board of Trustees
6 % O %
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-07
GIGANTIC ST r r l.
BRIDGE 20 SPAN
CHA NEAR DAM

PHOENIX, Ariz., Oct. a q
gentle steel bridge is 10 be erected
ncloss ,hc ella river al the Gillespie
dam, according to TIE state cac;-
nccr.
The bridge will have nine spans,
with Il total length al l7Oo feet.
bids for. It's const auction G:e to be
asked IL October.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-07
NEW YORK. Oct. THE
Four Apply For
Supervisors Job
By United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, Calf. Oct. =
Cn!% four Applications for the va
eaney il the board of supervisors OF
Imperial county caused by the rcsig-
aatiou If Supervisors j. Roy Adams
have been received by Governor
Friend " richardson, he announc-
ed today.
The applicants are:
Charles RaIphs, W. A. Edgar, \,
y. Prablo and \. o. Dolso0.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-07
Offer Big Reward
For Lost Aviator
BY United Press Leased Wire

by H'tcu ffcSS iaeaseu wire
CLARION, Pa, NOct. 7. - The
NAole route Of the lost airmail flyer,
Charles II. Ames, between Mercier
and Dubois, IS being traversA to-
DAY by ten planes which are search
ing fer tie pilot, mssing since
Thursday night
Five companies Of national
sQ:rlsmen = three cavalry and two
i,fa4trv units-are covering Mer
c;o. and Clarion counties. It is
manly through tAe efforts Of these
taat hopes for finding the lest pilot
y pinned.
rewards totalliag II o00 havc
been offered for successful cui-
n@natoin &c the search.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-07
MERRY-GO-ROUND
HORSE LASSOED
BY COWPUNCHERS

kELS0 &a5h. Oct. y merry
GO ud at q carnival here narrow
" escaped z wreck when some ju-
r.l-'tr ru"Funrhcrs la.encca one of
Tho horses.
Thcr tied the ropc around 4
u."ple trea and threw tuc moose
oyet the model animal while the
apparatus was in motion.
The horse fell from the merry go
loUud a4d "'hit the dust" ~ the
most approved wild-Fcst fashion.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-07
Legion May Hold
~ Meet in { Paris
By United Press Leased Wire

OMAHA, Neb.. Oel. 7-rhr Amer
lean Legion may mold its 1927 con
veution in Paris.
The recommendation Of the cor
veprlon committee HAT the legion
% 10 France fol its annual meet
in& year after ncyf. was received
with enthusiasm today by hundreds
OF delegates . lie present eonven-
tioa here.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-07
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERS SHIP

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the partnership heretofore eX-
isting between A. D. Simpson and
A. j. Houghton, Jr., under the firm
name of Houghton & Simpson, for
the purpose Of engaging in farming
and ranching in the counties of San
Diego and Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, has been dissolved by mu-
tual consent, and all accounts pay
able and receivable of said partner
ship shall be filed with the under
signed at the office Of Luce &
Swing, sos Commonwealth Building,
San Diego.
Dated at San Diego, California,
this 2Sth day of August. 1925.
A. d. SIMPSON.
A. J. HOUGUTON, II.
first published August IS, 1925.
Sept. Is % Oct Q 9.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-07
Given Life Term
For killing Wife
by United r4ess Leased Wire

Los Angeles. Oct. jim Ne
I>ibbcu rs sentenced to life s:npFis.
ollatHi today fer the murdrr o. his
lgite=
!. Superior Judge Edwin 7. Hahn
seateneed Nekibben to prison foi-
loving Il plea OF guilty and recon-
lIcHGation Of the district attorney
AL public defender.
a1c&ilben slot his Va during a
eisafacI over alleged attention paid
t. aHetie. man.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-07
OLD CAT ADOPTS
FOX TERRIER PUP

DALLAS, Ore. Oct. An old
eat belonging to J. X. Hollinesworth
has adopted small foX terrier pup.
When IIoli.AgsWortY obtained
the terrier and took Il home, the
cat, which had aiX small kittens, 1t
once took the puppe il cts@ge. The
little Fellow is quite a Eano With
The feline triioc, holding iis own at
Hcal time
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-07
/ DEATH VALLEY
RANC{1ER SHOT,
TRACE SLA Y Z Il Il
BY ynited Press Lr"Sed Wire

BY United Press Lr"Sed Wire
DlETE VALLEY. cal, O..
Edward Billings, DroMilel5
Ioncher, was found slain at A.s
lone near the NeVa .a-C2li-
fc1nia border today.
He had been shot siZ times in
Il head.
hutEcritics said they had cZ-
ce; ent clues, and expected to
1--we IT, slayer undo arrcs5 by
a.GutfGu.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-07

You Have Tried other Omelets.
Now try Loynds. adv
Automobile Loans. 1 clear your
ear and loan you money, yon pay.
me by the month. Fred r. Cross,
$50 Main S.. Phone 35yJ FL Cen
to adv
Llica Meeting Thursday-Al, mem.
bcr, Of El Centre Lodge Of E!ks
are urged TO make special effort
TO be present at the meeting in
the lodge rooms tomorrow night.
Preliminary Arrangements for the
dedication of tie now club house
will be discussed and It is dcsir-
abie that the suggestions Of The
majority Of the lodge be heard IL
this connections Ihe lod.e hopes
to BE- abic to open the nN quar-.
ters at an carly date and is plau-
amR oH making he oceasiol1a not
able o4e.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-07

Dance Every Wednesday aud Sat
urday nights at lIebcr Palm Garden.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-07

The next meeting iof the Galifor-
mia AFacoaa association will be held
ut Carlsbad, San Diego county, Or
taher 70.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-07

Bungalows, furnished complete,
- month. Jacumba Hot Springs.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-07

Singh Heavily Fined - Hinder
SINH, who las beou in court sev.
eral times Ills year on charges Of
drunkenness. was again before
Judge WhitelaW in tlte police courf
this morning, charged with tiic same
old ofteFse. Iha eonrt imposed a
tine of 500 aud warned Singh hat
The fife would be madc heavier
eaeh tifne he appears IN court in
The future. Singh paid the fine.
Tie was arrested on Main street
yesterday by Officer Vivian.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-07

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pcsts an unusually haayy crop Of
walnuts hut light Sc. ii 1895
oranges.