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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-29
ALQUILERES
&C ALQUmA n oficin. en- Ell

EE ALQUHA una oficina en- ell
Edificio Bouret, San Justo No.
L.. Informarah, Ell La Joyerfa u.
2. Bouret Inc" p.
80 ALQUILA CHALET reciente
construction. Garage, cuarto SER
vieio, dobIe servicio sanitariO. clo-
sets. cerca banos mar, guaguas, tro-
LEY y Parque, Atlantic Avenue 6,
Telef0nO 760 rojo, Santurce. 9-12
sc ALQUILA una casa por seis
meses, en- San Agustfn No. /
Stop 43, cerca Gale San Jorge,
Emuehlada o sin amueblar. Dirf-
jase al telefono PA verde, San
turca o a la misma direction.
s-2s.
"A Los ESTUDIANTES que ven
gan a Mayaguez les ofrecemos
hospedaje Ell magnfficas condiciO-
mes casa contigua al Colegio de
Agriculture. Dirfjase a J. Quiiones,
Post s. Mayaguez. 9-S
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT
for gentleman only with or with
gut breakfast. References requested.
Also garage for rent. Atlantic Ave.
No. 2 corner McLeary St., telefono
760 roio, Santurce. 9-12
CT ALQUILA o vende una casa
Anueva de dos plantas o una
tienda en- los bajos en- Gale Lola
esquina Tapia. Pasan guaguas por
ell frente. Informes doctor Glines,
Allen 45, San Juan. 1929.
IA LQUILO casas magnfficas en- ca
lie America para $65 y $45 en-
Ia %, Gale Providencia para $50 Y
SIS en- Carretera Nueva para esta-
bIecimiento $50. Tel6fono 1141 azul,
Santurce. p.
CE ALQUILA casa nueva de con-
creto con tres dormitorios Y CO.
modidades modernas, en- la Gale
Mayor, Immediate a parada 261a.
Informara telefono 384 rojo, Sam
turce. $40
IA LHMHACEN. Espl6ndido local pro-
Pic para almac6n, Dep0sito u
Ofieina, en- Tetuan IS; (Baios de
la Companfa del Gas) Sc alquila.
Informaran en- La Joyerfa Bouret.
1924.
&C ALQUILA. Casa en- Santurce.
cinco dormitorios, 'buen solar, ga
FaJe y doble servicio sanitario. In
formara Gregorio Vdzquez. Telefo
40 300 vnf0. San Juan. p.
CE ALQUILA casa con mirador de
cuatro habitaciones Y servicio
Y planta baja, cinco habitaciones.
Propia para negocio. Informes Gre
gorio Vazquez, Allen 70, telefono
302 rojo, San Juan. p.
GIN ESTRENAR acabada de cons
truir, Sc alquila casa moderna
con jardfn Y patio, dobie servicio
sanitario, sitio agradabIe Y fres-
co. Hato Rey, parada "a, Carretera.
1nformara casa al lado. $50
para UN MEDICO-Se aIquila
exeelente local en- Cruz Is, pla-
"a Bald0rioty. Tel. 800. p.
nEPARTANTENTO con banjo. coci-
ma, habitaeiones en- casa moder-
ia V ventilada, Sc alquifa a matr1-
monio sin ninos. frente al palacio
del Sobernador. Allen 4, 1ltimo pi-
Sc. 9-3
CE ALQUILA en- Santurce fresca
casa de habitaci0n prOpia para
familia mediana. Cuatro habitacio-
mes y servicio complete. InfoFma-
ran Gale Barcelona No. 10, bajos.
Tel. 1872 azul, Stop 1871. GIL
'ALQUILANSE con o sin comidas
habitaciones espaciosas, limpias
Y ventiIadas. Bahos excelentes, en-
casa de familia respectable. Infor-
mes en- Tetuan 2 altos, tel&fono 730
verde. 8-31
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A NUEVA LEY DE INGREsC

A NUENA LEY DE INGRESG
es practicamente igual a la :
los Estados Unidos. Con csc mo:
vo ell MANUAL DE INCOME TAs
de Martinez que esta basado en- I:
Legislation, Reglamentos Y Jurs
prudencia Federal, es de riguro;
actualidad. Vale So: Pfdalo a Gu:
quier liberia o a =. A. MARITIME:
Apartado 1874, San Juan, p. r. /:
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&c ALQUILA. Casa en- Santurce.
cinco dormitorios, 'buen solar, ga
FaJe Y doble ~servicio sanitarlo. In
formara Gregorio Vdzquez. Telefo
40 300 vnfO. San Juan. p.
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a UNIQUE las PINTURAs ALLAN

TIC han subido de precio debi-
do al alto costo de 4as materials pri-
mas Y su precio hoy es de $2.7O ga
Ion. IPor que paga $3.75 por otras
marcas cuando no hay mejor que AT
LANTIC? A. Erie SumersilIe, dis
tribuidor. Allen rs San Juan. p. r..
lilo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-29

cOMBREROS para se6oras y Sc
Goritas de dltimaenovedad. Flo
res y velos de soda. Ropitas para
babies. Precios m6dicos. visite la
TIENDA Mia, Tetu&n 14h, San
Juan. ga
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cE ALQUILA en- santurce frescl

VI ALQUAELA tH SdHIuECt LItSVH
casa de habitaci0n propia para
familia mediana. Cuatro habitacio-
mes y servicio complete. InfoFma-
ran ealle Barcelona No. 10, bajos.
Tel. 192 azul, Stop 1871. Gil
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-29

GANGA. Sc vende maquina Singer
doble pespunte. Buenas eondicio-
mes, cost0 $500 Sc ia por menos
de Ia mitad precio. Informafan Luz
IA y altos 90
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CE VENDE: La casa No. 5 de Ia
Gale Europa Parada %. Est4
en- la misma parada a pocos minu-
tos de la High School y de la es-
cuela p1blica "Matienzo eCintr6n".
Informaran. Viuda de Iriarte, te-
lefono 1853. Sarturce. 8-31
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RAULES-M -MALETI.
MES, todos e~stilos, todos precios
los vende Fernandez, San Francis
co AZ 6Dica casa en- Puerto Rico,
que especializa en- a~rftculos para
viaje. p.
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RUENA OPORTUNIDAD. vendo

una casa concrete de reciente
construction sitio centrico al lado
Ave. de Diego Parada %. Para in-
formes tel6fono 1726. S~anturce. ga
CE VENDE. Casa concrete recien-
tie construction, moderna, para
da % cerca Hip6dromo viejo, pre-
clio econ6mieo, Sc deja also hipote-
ca. Sin corredor. telefono 2003 ne
gro. Santurce o Gotay. $50
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DEPARTANTENTO con banjo, coci-
ma, habitaeiones en- casa moder-
ia v yentilada, Sc alquifa a matr1-
Inenio sin nihos, frente al palacio
del Sobernador, Allen 4, 1ltimo pi-
Sc. 93
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NEVERAS. Sc venden de todos
tamahos. Unica oportunidad, de
Roble Z Metal. Buena para restau-
rant. Colmados, Carnicerfas, Boti-
cas- Y Hospitales, etc. Luna No. 38,
Tel. 1919, P. o. Box 1909. p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-29

RES: oportsnidad para conse-.
guir I'm buen empleado tenedor de
libros, viajantes o administrator de
finca aptO cualquiera de estos pues-
tos. Buenas r~eferencias. Informes,
Apartado 80 Utuado. $50
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e EsCOLAREs.

pre- sin e~scribirnOs solicitando
muestras y precios, papeI lose leaf,
'carpetas Barnner, todo importation
directa. la Borinquen' Silva, Mar
tfnez y Co., Box "a, Rio Piedras.
sQ-0d
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&C VENDE ranch6n concrete para
dividirlo vivienda u otro S 600
ME. con 1860 metros solar en- $500.
Dirfiase Don Vicente, telefono 30
rojo, S%anturce. 9-28
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n TRUCK DODGE Dol

n~ececitarlo $3.50. Perfectas con-
diciones a prueba. Informara f. A.
NJ, Gale Feria n. Stop 20. Santur-
.ce 90
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IA LLAATACEN. Esp1endido local pro-
pic para almac6n, Dep0sito u
Ofieina, en- Tetuan IS; (Bajos de
la Companfa del Gas) Sc alquila.
Informaran en- La Joyerfa Bouret.
9-24.
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VENDEMOS. Fincas r1sticas y
urbanas en- Bayam6n. Casas en-
Santurce. Precios ~especiales y ia
cilidades para pages. Tenemos d.
nero para hipotecas. Informaran,
Rafael Pesquera Edificio Ell NUN
DO, Tel. 157, Jose g. Umpierre. ca
lie Martf %. Bayaman. y
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SE yENDE MAQUTNARaA. Q

EARMACIA. Seovende una en- San
turce. Facilidades page. V6nde-
Sc porque SUI dueno tiene dos y So
10 puede -atender n seg6n la ley.
Informara Farmacia, Ell MUNDO.
9-1
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pARA UN MEDICO.-Se aIquila
excelente local en- Cruz Is, pla-
"a Baldorioty. Tel. 800. p.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-17
.STEEPLETON HELD
FOR TRIAL: BACK
TO COUNTY JAIL

c. a. Stccplcton, former pastor
OF church AT Imperial, and at pre-
sent under arrest for forgery, was
arraigned before Judge Mayfiold in
the FL Centre township court yes
tcrday afternoon Bail in the ease
was set at : 900. No date for the
preliminary hearing was set at the
arraignmcnt. In default Of bonds
man, Stcepleton was returncd TO
Jail.
Considerable comment has been
heard in tho south end of the val
ley since Stecplcton s arrest was
first announced. He was unusual
" popular while at Imperial, and
made many friends in that city
and in FL Centre. He took an ac-
tive interest in the American Le-
gion, being a member of the Inn
perial Post, and he was the leading
spirit in the movement for / com
munity center.
Stceplcton claims to be n lawyer
and Il physician iu allition t. he
ing minister, and claims - have
served overseas during the war as
Il lieutenant in the army.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-17
HENNICAN JURY
IS DISCHARGED

After deIiberating for several
hours, the jury in the case Of Roy
r. Hennigan, charged with embezzlo
ment Of an automobile from r. L.
Wills Of Brawley, reported to Judge
Cole at 1890 last night that they
were unable to reach a verdict, and
the court accordingly discharged
them.
The ease WAS given TO the jury at
$50, and with the exception of the
time used for dinner, they were oc-
cupied in arguing the guilt or in
HOcence Of the accuscd The report
was made that they stood seven 10
five for acquitted when they report
Cd 10 the court.
Hcnnigan was defended bv Attor-
ney Don G.. Bitlcr, who said today
that be did not know when a new
trial for Hcunigan is scheduled. A.
the district attorneys office il was
stated that Hennigan is wanted on
Il similar charge in Santa Barba
county, and that the local charge
against him might be dismissed in
+ayor q the one W north
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-17
Mexicali Chamber
Sends Protest on
Renewed Gambling

According TO reports from the
border, the Mexicai Chamber of
Commerce has passed resolution,
"a be forwarded to President Gales
ut Mexico City. through Governor
Rodriguez, who is now at the cap
ital, protesting against the resump.
tion of gambling in McXicalh.
The resolution is said to have the
support, not only Of the mercantile
members of the organization, but of
many resort owners, because of the
fact that their business is being hurt
by the gambling. 1t is stated that
many people who formerly visited
the cafes and eabarets, now lose
their money at the gaming tables,
and that the resort men are eonsc-
quentiv beng hard hit.
The gambling men on the other
hand state that renewal of the
games has brought more people than
ever to AteXicaIi, and thar tie It.
sort owners are sharing IN the in
creased business in the same pro
portion as the gambling establish
mtut..
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-17
NO ILL-FEELING
SHOWN AT BORDER

Despite the sharp attitude report
ed against Americans in the interior
of Mexico. because Of the exchange
Of noes between Ambassador Kcl-
logg and President Gales, there is
no evidence of any ill-fecling in
Lower California, according to re
ports coming from the border.
Even in tho past. when strained
ielations existed between Mexico
and the United States, business he
tween Americans and MeXicans WIS
carried on as usual between the
Mexican and American sections Of
Imperial Valley, aud it Is apparent
that the present notwithstanding
rs not going TO have any adverse cf-
feet at this point.
Officials at the palace in McNicali
have not seen fit to become wor-
ricI abot' the exchange of notes,
and lave indicated that there i.
no reason Why matters cannot pur-
sue the peaceful and friendly
course that las been followed in the
past.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-17
BACON
TESTIFIES IN
WATER UT
By United Pres. Leased Wire


SANTA ANA. June 17.-Mavor
Bacon and other officials of San
Diego were called to the witness
stand today in the city 5 suit to con,
denim the FL Captain dam site.
Mayor Bacon has already ou.i;ned
the legal status of san Diego :
claim to the water rights, but he
was recalled by defense counsel to-
day for cross examination.
The mayor declared the lands
rightfully belong to san Diego, and
pointed today to the decision late
yesterday of the state railroad com
mission approving the deal
Other san Diego witnesses were
called in an effort to prove the ne
cessitv for the dam, and its iinpor-
tance TO cities and ranches in the
southland requiring water for do
Rsestic and irrigation purposes.
Attorneys for the Cuvamaca Wat.
er Company and La Mesa Irrigation
District, joint defendants in the suit
are waging stubborn legal fight
TO retain control of the dam.
Scores Of witnesses were on hand
10 testify for bCth sides in the suit,
involving millions Of dollars and
the main source Of water supply in
the southland.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-17
PERSONALS

Miss Florence Tuflev has resigned
her position as baokkeeper It the
Bank of Italy and will leave tomor-
row for the coast TO spend the sum
mer. She will visit several weeks
at San Diego. later going TO Los
Angelesknd other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Baker, Jr.
have gone 20 Jacumba where they
have taken an apartment for the
summer.
Henry Loud will return tomorrw
from an extended business trip to
Los Angeles.
Mrs. c. T. Eckert of Holtville was
IN Fl Centre visitor Yesterday.
G. G. Tucker left last night for
Los Angeles where he viii remain
several days on business.
Dir. y. L. DUPONT returned Tues
day from Los Angeles where he
spent several days on a combined
business and pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Dunn have
moved into their new home at 1902
Euclid Avenue. which they recently
purchased.
Mrs. Carl Nogt and Mrs. Charles
]. Williams spent today in Seelcy
visiting relatives.
W. l.. Dresser of Holtville spent
today in this ely On business.
Mrs. l.. :. Ncagle of Hebcr was
an vi Centre visitor Yesterday.
Mrs. /. {. Cox of Brawley visited
ir FL Centre Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. William l.. Wright Of this
city left yesterday for the summer.
planning on spending most of the
time with her mother and sin in Up
lands, and later going to the beaches
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dillon are
established in their pretty new home
on Saudalwood Drive
Little Virginia Nunneloy Of Po-
1aona is cnioyins visit with her
aunt, Mrs. Ralph REYNOLDS Of this
city.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-17
Much Success at
Poultry Meetings
Over the Valley

The poultry culiiHg dcmonstra-
tious which are being held this week
at the various rancho. over the
county are meeting win marked sue
cess. The large crowd Of poultry
raisees usually IN attendance have
expressed their satisfaction al the
the instructive way the meetings are
planned.
At Mondays demonstration at the
Ernest Oliver ranch at Mt. Signal,
Mrs. Oliver gave talk on "Prin-
-cipals of CuIling" following with a
demonstrations +. J.. Garthwaite,
farm advisor, talked ON Principles
Of Controlling Poultry parasites
and followed his talk with a demon.
stratiOB.
Tuesday incoming a meeting was
held at the A. Martin ranch, Mr..
Martin giving a talk and demonstra-
ton and in the afternoon at Acacia
1t the T. ~ Dale ranch with the
same program carried out.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-17
JURY ACQUITS
BENCE;; BARFELL
ALSO IS FREED

Fl. l.. Bence, formerly a druggist
! at inland, was acquitted of charge
of incest against his 10 year old
daughter, by jury in the superior
+ court yesterday afternoon.
The case was given to the jury
shortly before noon and the verdict
was reached at clock. The Hen
ningan cmbczzlcmcnt trial was be
ing tried in Judge Cole 5 court when
the bailiff informed him that the
jury i'll the Bencc case was ready to
report.
The iury filed in, arranging them
selves in front of Judge Cole and it
was then discovered that the de.
fendaut was not in court a deputy
sheriff was sent for Bence, but
Judge Cole decided it was not ne
ccSSarv that the accused should be
IN court and he received the Yer
diet Of not guilty from the foreman
and discharged the jury.
Attorney Edgar b. Hervey, coun-
sci for Bence, entered the court
room just as the jury filed out af-
ter being discharged. He was un-
aware of the verdict until told by
court attaehc.
The court. i'll reading the verdict
of not guilty, stated that the girl
would remain in the custody of the
court for the present until it isl
decided whether or not she shall be
returned to her home.
Immediately upon receipt of the
verdict, Deputy District Attorney
Simpson moved for dimissal of the
charges Of contributing to the de-
Inquencv Of n minor against II. G. .
which grew out of the
Bence case. The court granted the
motion and BarfelI was released
from custody.
Bence was Immediately released
from custody. following the verdict /
and Joined his wife and four small !
children outside the Jail Barfell al .
SO was greeted by his family and
friend as he left the jail where he
las been confined for several weeks. i
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-17
ANTI-RECALLISTS
DECLARE DOUBLE
ELECTION FOLLY
Continued from PAGE ~

county government, now therefore.
"BE TT RESOLVED. That in the
interests of economy and fair plav
to the taxpayers of Imperial County
the Anti-Recall League representing
every community in the valley. does
earnestly pet;tion those sponsoring
the recall movement to file the re.
apective petitions at such intervals
as will enable the governor of the
state and the board of county SUPER
visors to hold said elections on the
si,mc date.
" While this organization is not in
sympathy with the recall move
ment, we recognize the right of any
group of American citizens to cx
press their dissatisfaction toward
any public official or group of off.
cials through the instrument of the
recall, and this appeal is made in
the hope that while those sponsor
ing the present recall may differ
with us i'll the fundamental issues
involved, they will at least be in
accord with our desire that Imperial
County Taxpayers be saved any un-
necessary expense i'll connection
with the recall procedure. -
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-17
URGE AGREEMENT
OF THREE STATES
ON RIVER ISSUE

Los ANGELES, June 17.---Dele-
gates to- the Southwest Economic
Conference adjourned this afternoon
after adopting il resolution urging
governors of California, Arizona and
Nevada to appoint representatives,
to negotiate an agreement on Colo
RADIO river development.
The resolution provides that the
states agree on the rights and bcne-
fits to be derived by each in the
development project.
Approximately 500 representatives
attended the sessions, featured by
discussions of economic, financial
and transportation problems of tho
southwest.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-17
PREMIER IS NAMED AS
SUCCESSOR TO STONE

CLEVELAND, Ohio, june Ii
". II. Premier of Cleveland Wis to-
day elected president OF the Broth.
ciAood Of Locomotive Engineers TO
succeed Warren :. Stone, who died
last Friday.
Prenter served as vice president
Of the organization undcr S'onr and
sinrc stone, :, death served - act
ing president.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-17

City Council To Meet.-Thc CITY
council will meet tonight at the citv
hall. 1t is expected that a report
Of the progress being made on the
main street paving contract will be
submitted by City Engineer Knights.
Several other routine matters will
be brought before the board.
DR., Harry Hooper, Dentist 6t7
Main St. Phone 3s2W. adv
Reservoir Near Completion. -
Contractor /. 4. Thomas has rcmoy.
cd all the suPcrstructure from the
interior of the concrete reservoir ut
the city water works, and the 1eser-
volr Is now being painted. With
the completion of the installation of
the pumping equipment. and the
erection of the new water washer.
the reservoir will be ready for
water
Swim in Our wonderful mineral
water. Holtville Natatorium. adv
Valley Beauty Shop. Phone 324J.
adv
Meet Me at Steve's. adv
DR.. C. j. McKendrick, Chiroprae.
ter. q Dunaway Bldg. Phone 32S.
Edgar Bros. company's exclusive
hardware store. adv
Reliable Hardware at right prices !
Edgar Bros. Company. adv !
IF In Our Stock quality and price /,
are right. Edgar Bros. Company, |
Exclusive Hardware Store. adv /
Hornes Have Guest.-Mrs. O. G. !
Horne is entertaining former /
playmate of hers. Mrs. Charles 4.
Lambeth of Syracuse, Nebraska,
who arrived in. this city Yesterday
to be house guest at the Horne
home on Sixth street. This will be a !
most ENJOYABLE visit for although
visits have been arranged on the
-oast from time to time. this Is the /
first one. Mrs Lambeth has paid |
Mrs. Horne in her home. Mrs. Lam
beth win return to San Diego the
latter part of the week where She
IS visiting her parents.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-17
NOTABLES EMBARK
FOR HONOLULU TO
ATTEND MEETING

san FRANCISCO, June H.
Paul Scharrcubcrg, state federation
Of labor leader, and William Allen
White, Kansas editor, sailed late
yesterday on the steamer Sonoma TO
Honolulu to attend the Pacific rcla-
tions conference.
Other delegates will sail on the
Maui next week, including Prcsi.
dent Ray Lyman Wilbur of Stan
ford University, regional chairman.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-17
English Duchess
Gets a Divorce

LONDON, June 1.-THE Duchess
of Westminster was today granted
divorce from the Duke of Westmin.
ster.
The duchess described before the
court "lovelcss nights " spent alone
on the dueal yacht on the Riviera
while the duke remained ashore.
She complained, too, that the duke
was guilty Of misconduct at Monte
Carlo with Il Mrs. Crosby" who
was "eusy to meet. -
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-17
L. r. Stung Puts
One Over on
Clerk

SAN FRANCISCO, June II.
A guest entered the Grand
Southern Hotel and registered.
Joseph Astruc. clerk, showed
the arrival to a room.
AS he turned with an Is
there anything else, sir?" AS
true found himself facing a re-
volver.
Relieving the clerk of S25,
the guest departed hurriedly.
Astruc rushed down to look at
the register.
~. f. Stung," was the last
name inscribed.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-17
EVERY S. p. WHEEL
WILL BE STILLED,
DEATH TRI B UT e

san FRANCISCO, June al
Last tribntel TO the late Julius
Kruttschnitt will be paid by the
Southern Patific Thursday. From
O to 9:0l a. M not wheel win turn
on the entire railroad system.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-17
TAKE WANTED San
DIEGO MAN FROM
TRAIN, THIS CITY

T. 4. Means, colorcd, who is
wanted in San Diego for a felony,
is held at the county Jail awaiting
the arrival Of an officer from San
Diego, to take him back to that
comtv for trial.
Means WIS taken from n Stp Di-
cgo aud Arizona train IN this city
yesterday afternoon, by Deputy
Sheriff Oswalt. Information reach
ed the sheriff 5 @fficc from Sar
Diego, during the morning, that
Means was known to have left that
city on a train bound for the cast,
and the local o4fiteis were asked
to app:ehcnd him.
When the train reached the vi
Centre station, O,walt boarded it,
and quickly recognized Means from
the description given him hY the
Sur Diego officers. lie Informed
Means that he was under arrest, and
the latter left the tram with the
officer. He denied having doEe
any wrong in the coast city. The
information given the local officers
did not state the cffense with
which he is charged.
About year ago, Oswalt per-
formed a similar feat for the San
Diego officers, when he boarded a
train at Seeley and arrested A. r.
Morford, former mayor Of st.
Joseph, Michigan, who fled From
San Diego after holding up bank
cashier in that city in order TO get
money to enable him to go TO u
sanitarium.
Morford is now in San Quentin
prison serving term for lis Of
feIsC.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-17

scientists from various parts e. the
world attending
The first sessions were to deal
with forestry subjects whilo the for
mai business session and election
was scheduled for this afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-17
WORLD SCIENTISTS
MEET IN PORTLAND

PORTLAND, Orc, June II. The
national convention of the Amcri-
an Association for the advancement
Of sricucc began here today with
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-17

He who says sweat is perspiration
knows not What IL rs.
Faint praise never Won fair lady.
Germany lost the war several
years ago. And France seems to
t4in1 eh -s hunting il nor
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-17

Hotel Barbara Worth elub break
fast 25c up. Special chicken, turkey
and steak dinners s1.00. Table de
hote dinner $1.00. Seventh street
ntrance direct into dining room. ad
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-17

Parisienne Beauty Shoppe. 127
North 5th. Phone 7s3. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-17

Dancing wednesday and Saturday
lights, Holtville Natatorium. adv