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Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
ChfIarlCATE OF PARTNERSHIP
FICTITIOUS NAME
HTatc Of California.
County of Imperial, IS:

cidle OF NalifOrnid.
County of Imperial, IS:
We hereby certify that we arc
partners transacting business at
'6s Main Street. in the CITY of Ell
'"ntro, County of Imperial, State
Of California under designation
not showing the names of the per
sous interested as partners in such
business, to-wit:
- REQ Imperial Valley Company"
That all the right, title and in
tcrcst in ard TO said business and
tie good will thereof together with
the use of said name was acquired
from Noah Burton Gholson bv II.
by right Of purchase on or about the
Fourth Day of December, 1928.
The names of the partners arc;
Lewis Mark Gary, residing at
FL tcntro, California.
Hamilton Crazy residing at Nor
go, California.
Witness our hands this Fifth day
Of December, 1929.
LEWIS MARK CRARY.
HAMILTON CRARY.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
Here and There
in Sport World

New York-Shorty Green aa4
Charley Lcnplois, two OF Inc New
lo.k hockey stars who were in jar
cd ia the raiu wreck al Altoona
had 70 be left behind IN bed when
tic team went 10 Boston 10 play
the Bruins tonight Ken randall,
who has a dislocated shoulder, went
with the team.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

FOR SALE burner New Pcrfcc.
ton oil stove. 301 Hamilton. 22t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
STAR BECOMES MOTHER
u. United Pres, Leased WI.

- N I'5VI " n
HOLLYWOOD. Dee. - Winoi.i
" inter, former musical comedy y-a..
became mother today of 7.pound
baby boy, She is the wifc OF
Norman SI'r. motion picture press
agent.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

NOR SALE--u. B. cantaioupe seed.
Phone 40R2, Imperial. 17tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

GOOD proposition for man and wife
who want to live on San Diego
highway. Close i'll. Cali n Room
Is, Davis Bldg. 22tt
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

Approximately 20 ears of Navcls
worp shipped from Lindsay, TUIare
county, in time for the Whan,sg;v
market. The crop 5 cStimat"d 1t
about $50 cars.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
ARREST MANY AS
JAPANESE CLASH:
100 CASUAL TIE S
by inited Press Leased Wire

TOXIC, Iicc. 21--t.Ntrmsivc arrests s
were made today of ring leaders
~ . r'HSh nr. wecn two groups 0f
1900 workers at Taurmi, Dctwccn
Toxic and Yokohama, who had bat
tied with swords, rifles and rcyoly.
CrS.
More than 100 were reported
KILLED and wounded IN the actiou,
which grew oAt Of friction between
'ah"rcr> empl"yed by rival cpu'rar.
tUlS.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

WANTED-Second hand furniture.
Highest prices paid. Army and
Navy Variety Store. 4S0 Main ST.
FL Centre. Tu Thur Sat If
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
T0DAY'S WANT ADS

POULTRY-Bouga, and sold. Mar
kct prices. Dressed or uhdressed.
Phone sow. 1866 Adams st. 7tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

Philadelphia--Andy Smitr, head
football coach at tho University Of
California, confined at the unilcrs-
ity hospital With pneumonia, was
reported out OF danger today He
has been resting easily and his com
pIcte recovery IS expected.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

San Francisco The University of
Oregon basketball crew launched its
invasion Of California last might by
defeating the Spaldng Bullets 4
10 23 here.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
FOR QUICK SALE

rive room modern house and
extra lot is going TO be sold BY
Jan. First. II YOU want II snap
see owner at 1916 Adams st.
And make offer. 22tG
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

CANE milking machine n good
condition. SEC Quincy, 9 miles
north of VI Signal Store. 22t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

Salnas, Monterey county, shipped
." cars of lettuce last week, but the
season will close soon after Christ.
mas.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

Fresno county has awarded Il con
t;act for $i7,Ut wn'ih Of improve
mci's +" the general hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

New York--Against the protest
Of several affiliated clubs, the \. A..
L. announced it will insist upon
handling The schedules and finan-
cial affairs Of all the foreign attn.
IctcS who comc here this winter.
The Milrps" \. \. e New York
and the Illinois \. c. of Chicago
are squabhiing about the fnst APP
Pcarwlcc Of several star, who are
now ON their way here.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

FOR SALE-G acres alfalfa.
soft soil, Fenced. miles east, Is
mile north OF Jasper school, 5000.
Address Press Box 86j. 21tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

San Francisco--Leading at half
time, - to o, the Olympic club
basketball five beat the College Of
the Pacific 20 TO - here last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

Amcs, Iowa - Illinois basket
quintet defeated Iowa State college
35.l1 hcrc las, night. II was the
second game Of tn" western inva-
sion Of Illinois, the team having lost
its iir5t start to Drake.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

Tacoma-Thc touring Montana
State college basketball team de
tented the Mccca-Lynx, city cham
pionS, here last night, 80 to 20, in
= fast aud furious game. \ super
ior PASSING game enabled the \si-
tors TO win.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
For EenL-FaYgl Lands

------~--->--7---- --------'--'- -
PASTURE for 100 head Of mules
for sale. 2la miles north Of Melo-
land store. H. G. Reinkleib. 1873
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

LOST-4es,rail brown leather purse.
coftaining papers and ope1Srtors
ticensc :1id 1nont%. Rttufn to
Narncy s ann rective reWard.
22t |
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

Tijuana, McX.--Willic Mundcu, IN
apprentice boy, is leading the jockey
list in number of winning mounts
at the Tijuana track. In his -
days Of racing here he has pilotcd
II winners. +. j. Baker, his closest
rival has 10 winners to his credit.
Mundon accepted his first mount on
the eastern tracks less than three
months ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

Omaha--trolghton hclA Mime
sofa 10 one field goal and gained
revenge for a - to 20 defeat Satur
day by trounciug Minnesota - TO
II.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
THE PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION

T0DAY'S WANT ADS
POJLTRH-Bouglt and sold. Mar
kct prices. Dressed or undresscd.
Phone SOW. 1866 Adams st. 7tf
WANTED-Second hand furniture.
Highest prices paid. Army and
Navy Variety Store. 4S0 Main St.
I'll Centre. Tu Thur Sat If
FOR QUICK SALE
Five room modern house and
extra lot is going TO be sold BY
Jan. FIRST. If YOU want II snap
see owner at 1916 Adams st.
And make offer 22t6
CANE milking maehinc IN good
condition. SEC Quinrcy, . miles
north of Nj Signal Store. 22t6
FOR SALE-XationoI cash fcgis
ter. Cheap. 5l9 Hell Ave. 22t3
LOST-4ss,rail brown leather purse,
continuing papers and operators
ticensc "rd 1noft*. Rttufn to
Narney : and recsi3e reward.
22tl
room f'ok fefsS 4--GcntIcmcn
only. 730 Olivt. eft
hOST-On Calcxico highway, small
white dog, black spots. Notify
owner, 1922 Commercial. 222t3
WATCiI for the opening Of steve 5
first class Radiator Works on
Commercial ST. 22t3
YOUNG lady for typing and bill
ing clerk, permanent position for
right party, prefer lady living at
home. Apply 757 Main. 22tf
FOR SALE burner New Pcrfcc.
tion oil stove. 3O1 Hamilton. 22t3
LOST
Two miles east Of Plaster City,
Kelly Springfield tire and rim.
Leave at CaSs & Morgan s,
corner 9Th and State, II Centre
22ti
NAN WANTED as personal fac
tory representative in Fl Ccn;ro.
We will give, to the right man,
the best proposition. ever offer
ed. 40 experience or capital re-
quircd. Write full information to
Syncro Motors CO., Battle Creek,
Mich. 22t1
GOOD proposition for man and wife
who want to live on San Diego
highway. Close i'll. Cali n Room
Is, Davis Bldg. 22tt
FOR EXCHANGE-Stucco Apt.
house, leased ut good rental for ,
more ycaas. Center Of Fl Centre,
fin income. Want good ranch.
Mrs Land, .83 Park. 22tf
W ANTED-Tractor work OF all
kinds. Inquire at Bliss Ranch,
northeast corner of city or ut
All Vine St. 22t3
LOST -sStraycd or stoicn, female
Boston ball, half of face white
and other half dark brindle. An
swcr to name of Peggy. Notify
j22 Hamilton. coward offered.
22t1
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
In The Basket

Evanston III. --- Northwestern =
basketball team ran rough shod over
the Michigan state team last might
and WON by Il score al - to Is.
Only one field goal Was granted
bv the Michigan team.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
PRICE $3300.00

a ) room modern bungalow,
with screen sleeping porch;
On paved street, IN south
part Of City. You can buy
on $4,000 cash payment,
balance easy,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

FOR SALE-XatiollI cash fcgis
ter. Cheap 5I9 He'll Ave. 22t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
For Sats--N .sceIlG7e0us

FOR SAl.f--Furniturc, for 8 room
house. All Orange 9tI5
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
For S0ie---EeQl Estr,s
FOR SALE

10 acre ranc1, . mncs soufh-
west Of III Centre. All in alfal-
fd. Good house, good water de-
livery At corner by house OF
Daliiah canal. The high qua
lity and easy terms wiil sell
this.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

"COD-Oranges, Tangcrines and
Lemons. For Sale, 2 miles west,
IL mlle south McCabe school. K.
IN. Grecn s rancl. 9t26
International., 1925-11-22
PHARMACISTS co ON RECORD
AGAINST SALE OF ANY KIND
OF LIQUOR IN DRUG STORES

YUMA, Nov. 21.-The Arizona
Pharmaceutical association in con-
vention meeting here went on rec
ord against the sale Of liquor Of
any kind in drug stores.
At the same time the associa.
ton passed a resolution asking
that the prohibition law Of the
state be so amended that they may
obtain grain alcohol for manufac-
turing and pharmaceutical pur-
poses. The resolution follows:
"Be it Resolved: That the Ari-
zona Pharmaceutical association in
its third annual convention at
Yuma, Arizona, does hereby un.
animously resolve:
"That the Arizona Pharmaceuti-
cal association request the legis-
lature Of Arizona to put back into
the law the paragraph originally
proposed that the druggists Of the
state be permitted to obtain grain
alcohol for manufacturing and
pharmaceutical purposes and to
take proper steps to add an amend
ment to the present law to be vot-
ed on at the next general election.
International., 1925-11-22
THANKSGIVING GAME MAY
BE PLAYED IN MORNING

There is a possibility that the
Nogales-Fucson nigh school foot
ball game Thanksgiving day will
be played in the morning, instead
of the afternoon.
1t is reported that during the
teachers institute at Tucson last
week, Coach Zimmerman OF No
gales and Coach Paulus of Tucson,
held a conference and decided to
hold the game in the morning in
order that the Tucson people COM
ing here for the game may get
back to Tucson in time for the
Arizona-Nevada college game in
the afternoon.
The report of change of time OF
the game could not be verified
last night owing to Coach thinner
man still being in Tucson. The
coach is expected home this NOR
ming.
International., 1925-11-22
NOCALES HIGH SCHOOL READY
FOR THANKSGIVING CAME
WITH TUCSON SQUAD

galloping Apaches. If Tucson
wins the game they will only do
so after, a severe drubbing", said
Coach Zimmerman.
eve expect to put in an en-
tire new set, of plays in the game
against Coach Syl Paulu's team.
For the past several days'we have
been holding secret practice, and
this practice will continue up to
Thanksgiving day. We are con-
fident Of making a splendid show
ing and giving the Tucson aggre-
cation a hard fight, said Zimmer-
man.
Local fans declare that the No
ales team is in far better shape
than early in the season, and feel
confident that the locals will win
the turkey day battle. 1t is ex-
pected that tht largest crowd of
the season at a football game in
Nogales will lbe on hand.
International., 1925-11-22
NEW PARKING ORDINANCE

Chief of Police J. ). Lowe is
getting everything in shape to en-
force the new city auto parking
ordinance which goes into effect
on December 1.
The ordinance provides that no
car shall be parked on the east
side of Morley avenue, from the
international line to Beck strret,
and on the west side Of Morley
from Hudgin street to the interna-
tional line, for more than one
hour between the hours of z A. M.
and 6 P. NJ. Sundays and holidays
excluded.
The ordinance also provides that
no car shall be parked longer than
two hours, between IL o'clock mid
night and z A. M. on Morley and
Grand avenues. from the interna-
tional line to the city limits.
International., 1925-11-22
WHOLESALE CROCERS
HOLD CONVENTION HERE

About 25 out of town visitors
were here for the annual conven-
ton of the Arizona Wholesale
Grocers Association, opening in
Nogales, Friday, for a two day
session.
Business sessions were held at
the Firemen's Club, and Friday
night banquet was enjoyed at
The Cave Cafe.
Among those attending the con-
vention were Ed Campbell of the
Solomon -Wickersham Company of
Globe, Mr.. Aiken of Bashford-
Burmeister Company, Prescott;
Mr.. Mine of the Miller Company,
Jerome: Pat Nathan and Mr.. Per-
ny of the Wheeler & Perry Com
pany, Tucson; Mr.. Orr Of the
Phelps-Dodge Company, Bisbee
Mr.. Shurtleff of the Arizona
Wholesale Crocers, Globe; Mr..
Melezer Of Melezer Brothers Com
pany, Phoenix; and the following
brokers': Gouley Burcham, Tucson;
Mr.. Winchester and Mr.. Coe OF
the Winchester Coal Company Of
Phoenix and Tucson; Mr.. Spor-
lsder of Tucson, and Ed Ritter OF
Ei Paso representing the Globe
Flour Mills.
International., 1925-11-22
8 MINES TO RESUME OPERATIONS
NEXT
ON PROGRAM AT
HIGH SCHOOL

Basketball practice at the No
gales high school will begin on the
Monday after Thanksgiving, it was
announced Thursday by Coach
Ralph H. Zimmerman. The out
look, as far as the boys team is
concerned, is not good, owing to
the fact that four of SIX last years
lettermen have graduated.
The outlook for a splendid
girls team is very bright, in fact
the girls squad should be the best
in the history of the school. Sew
en- of the nine lettermen of last
years girls team will be on the
team this winter, the seven being
Misses Alice Fain, Connie Fain,
Rufina Larriva. Helen Stelzer,
Glenna Karns, Helen Fowler, and
Grace Mitchell. Misses Maymie
and Roberta Beam, and Ruth Alb
bott, will also be back on the
1925-26 squad.
International., 1925-11-22
BOXING PROGRAM
AT CAMP TUESDAY

Under the auspices of the local
post of the American Legion big
fight program will be held at the
Ali Baba Theater at Camp Little,
Tuesday night. .
D. w. Cole is handling the at.
fair for the Legion, and has ar
ranged as the headliner attraction
a bout between Kid Lopez, feather
weight champion of the Atlantic
fleet, and Bobby McIndoo Of Phoe-
nix. Lopez is son of Major Lo-
peg of the 25th Infantry. They
will fight at 1875 pounds.
Among other events will be a
bout between Boilermaker Dick Of
Patagonia and Wright, welter-
weight champion of the 25th In.
fantry. There will be total OF
rs rounds of boxing, and the pro-
gram promises to be one OF the
best staged here in many months.
International., 1925-11-22

With the annual clash between
Nogales and Tucson high schools,
the 1925 football season in No
gales will come to a close, Thanks
giving day
More interest is being taken in
the turkey day battle than any
game in which the locals have par
ticipated this season. This is due
principally to the rivalry existing
between the Apaches and their
oldtime rivals from the Old Pue-
Bio.
The Nogales squad is in splendid
shape for the Thanksgiving game,
Coach Ralph H. Zimmerman de-
-claring that. all the members of
the team are in fine condition,
and that, if Nogales is defeated,
there will be no alibis.
"The Tucson cowboys are la
Bile to get scalped by the four
International., 1925-11-22
PIMA BLANCA DISTRICT MINES
TAKEN OVER BY BIC COMPANY

development work has been done
on several of the properties.
The new owners are going to de-
velope by sinking. Heretofore no
one has ever gone to a depth to
prove up the district. 1t is ex-
pected that shipments will begin
to be made to the Ell Paso smell
ter within the next thirty days.
The shipping point will be at Pes
queira, near the Leatherman
bridge about miles north Of No
gales.
The deal means much for No
gales, in fact, it is one of the
best that has been put through in
mining circles in many years, as
far as being beneficial to No
gales is concerned. All the many
persons who will be eventually en-
ployed by the new owners will do
their shopping in Nogales, all that
business will come to the border
metropolis.
There is good automobile
road to within a quarter OF a mile
of all the properties involved in
the deal. All the cut-stone foun-
dation of the old st. Patrick mill
is still intact. It is an ideal mill
sit. with plenty of water and tim
Der.
A representative of the COM
is now on the ground. This gentle
man, for business reasons, desires
that his name not be made public
at this time. However, it may be
said that he himself is very in
fluential in addition to represent
ting a big company. This man
has been connected with some of
the biggest mining companies in
the southwest.
International., 1925-11-22
OFFICIAL OF FEDERAL
EMPLOYEES TO VISIT HERE

J. P. Thompson of Washington,
D. c., vice-president of the Ma
tional Federation of Federal En-
ployees wired Herbert r. Chatham,
secretary of the Nogales local,
Friday, that he was leaving Wash
ington that night and would visit
the Nogales local next Wednesday
evening. A special meeting of all
local federal employees has been
called for Wednesday night at the
Immigration office. From Noga1es.
Mr.. Thompson will go to Tucson
where state federation Of fedtral
employees will be organized.
International., 1925-11-22

Charged with forging two
checks. John Edwards, and Elliott
Rountree, both colored, and both
discharged soldiers from the 25th
Infantry. were arrested yesterday
The two checks, one on which
the name of Tom Wood, contrac-
tor was forged, and the other on
which Fred Tenbrook's name was
forged. were cashed at the Piggly
Wiggly Store.
Az soon as Chief of Police Jay
International., 1925-11-22

Eight miles located in what is
known as the Pima Blanco and Pa
jarito mining district, 18 miles
west of Nogales on the Montana
road, are to resume operations af-
ter having been idle for some time.
The entire number have been
taken over by a big development
company, with much capital at it's
disposal, and vast sum will be
spent in making the district a bee
hive of activity.
The mines which have changed
hands are the properties formerly
belonging to C. D. Rankin, Phil
Clark, Fred Pyeatte, R. O..
Leatherman, A. S. Wingo, Ben
Jones, Floyd Vaughn, and George
D. Stone. In bringing about the
sale the entire number were taken
over under lease and bond by Mr..
Rankin, then disposed of to the
development company. Accord
ing to Mr.. Rankin, nice price
was paid all the owners.
The deal includes the old st.
Patrick mine. and the San Fran
cisco, and all the properties are
located IN what was at one time
one of the most active mining dis
tricts in Santa Cruz County. The
st. Patrick, alone. employed as
HIGH as 200 men 35 years ago.
The new owners have carload
of mining machinery on the way.
and alreadv they have started de-
velopirg their new holdings, hav-
ing put on force of men last
week.
Former owners Of the proper
ties have recently been bringing
in lead-silver ore running as high
as 1900 ounces, and selling it
here. Quite a lot Of old and new
International., 1925-11-22
TWO ALLEGED FORCERS JAILED
HERE after DEPORTATION
FROM N0CALES, SONORA

Lowe learned of the forgery he
started roundup of the two men.
Learning they were in Nogales,
Sonora. he tipped off the officers
in that city, and in less than one
hour after the Mexican authorities
had been notified, the immigra.
ton officials of that city had de
ported the pair through the Grard
avenue crossing on the line.
The checks amounted to SD 80
and $16.75. Conviction carries
penitentiary sentence.
International., 1925-11-22
COWMAN SUCCUMBS
To RANCH INJURY

BOWIE, Nov. 21.-Walter Ru-
mans died here last week as a re-
suit of injuries sustained several
days ago when he and his horse
were dragged over precipice by
wild steer which he had roped.
He was working on a ranch at
Stafford at the time Of the acci-
dent and was not missed by the
other ranch hands until after the
accident.
When found Humans was un-
conscious and remained uncon-
scious until he died. Attending
physicians declared that Humans
sustained a fractured skull in the
fall and was also injured internal
lv. He has lived near Bowie all
Of his life. Surviving relatives are
his widow and a nephew, Jerome
Humphrey.
International., 1925-11-22
THANKSGIVING DANCE

The A. n B. Club announceu
last evening that they will hold
q dance on Thanksgiving night
(Thursday) at the Firemen's Club,
beginning at 9 o'clock and to
which the public is cordially in
vited. Music will be furnished by
the former Cosmopolitan CAFE
orchestra. The A. B. Club is
better known to the public as
"Active Nogales. Boosters" and was
recently organized here. 1t con.
sists of we'll known young men OF
the community.
International., 1925-11-22
FRIENDS OF MRS. WILLIAMS
CIRCULATING PETITIONS FOR
RELEASE FROM FLORENCE


MIAMI, Nov. 21.-Friends Of
Mrs. Ida r. Williams of Globe, who
was sentenced to a term of from
8 to S years in the state peniten-
tiary at Florence last June follow
ing her conviction by a jury in
the superior court on manslaugh-
ter charge as the result of the
syaying of her husband. are cir
culating petitions designed to Sc
cure her pardon. 3
Six petitions are being circu-
lated in the district asFinp for the
release Of Mrs. Williams IN order
that she may provide home for
her 17-year old daughter, Lena
Williams.
International., 1925-11-22
FATHER OF CAPTAIN
WALTER DIES IN EAST

Captain Rufus Walter of the
25th Infantry is in receipt of a
telegram announcing the death in
Philadelphia, yesterday. of his
father, who was past 80 years of
age.
International., 1925-11-22

The Pace Makers, new social
organization, held their first dance
last evening at the Casino Noga-
lense, and it proved a very enjoy
able event. Officers of the club
are Francisco Elias, Jr., president;
Henry O'Toole, vice-pres'den and
Manuel Escalada, secretary.
International., 1925-11-22
NAMED ADMINISTRATORS

In the superior court yesterday,
John Cummings was appointed ad-
min;strator of the estate Of his
brother, the late James D. Cum
mings. who died here a few weeks
ago.
International., 1925-11-22
TUCSON WINS

The Tucson high school loot
ball team which is to play Nogales.
Thanksgiving day, defeated Bisbee
high school yesterday 80 to z.
International., 1925-11-22
REPORT 81 CASES
OF CONTAGION FOR
WEEK OVER STATE

PHOENIX, Nov. 21.--A total
Of 81 new cases Of contagious di-
seases developing in the state dur
ing the week ending October "a
were reported to the state board
Of health, according to report
issued by the board.
Of the total number. seven were
new cases Of scarlet fever, indica-
ting that the mild epidemic Of that
disease which has been prevalent
in the state during the ~ months
is still continuing. There also
were forty cases Of tuberculosis
~nnorted during the weelc. Of which
% were from MaricoDa county.
International., 1925-11-22

W. c. Maus, aviator, was in
town Monday from Tucson.
International., 1925-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. James Parker
ere visitors here Saturday from
atagon'a.