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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-18

Henry Morton Of South Paris has
started upon timber exploring ex-
petition which will take him to the
Gaspe Peninsular, about 900 miles
north of the City of Quebec, at the
lower end of the st. Lawrence River.
and. opposite Labrador. There will
be eight or ten men in the party, and
as they are to be a. very long way
from a base Of supplies, it will be
necessary to have two dog teams to
carry supplies and necessary outfit
for the winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-18

zone, two, three, Tiptoe foot,
Lettuce Avenue, Carrot Street."
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
Wants to Know
About Cotton
Holdup

Illustrating the quain iiea which
some people hold regarding dis.
tancus ii California, Chic Barker
of the II Catro 6oiiee Department
this morning received q telegram
from the sheriff al Miami. ArIloua.
asking for Information regarding Il
hold-up in Cotton within the Ia,
20 days in which one man W.,
captured and two escaped.
As there are many mi'v, hrtwcca
this city and Cotton. local informal
tion on the activities of hoil-up
men in that c.y is couspiruou, by
its absence and the chief threw up
his hands in helPlessnrS>.
It wa. suggested that he night
send his brother officer map Of
the st@,c. SO that he could familiar
ize himself with Southern Califor-
MIA geography.
Sergeant Deat0n remarked
that the incident reminded him
Of the tales told shortly after the
war, wncn l-renc>l brides Of \. 4. F..
veterans, arrived in New York. and
asked to De directed TO the place
where they could tax staXicabS to
Los Angeles, Oshkosh and way sta.
tionH.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
BRAWLEY POST IS
GRANTED PERMIT
TO ALLOW BOXING

Brawley Post. American Legion.
is included in list Of % or more
organizations which were granted
boxing permits yesterday by the
state boxing commission.
The post has been conducting box
ing matches for the past three wears
and recently the story was circulat-
ed throughout the VALLEY that no
permit would be given under the
new boxing commission. ~ previous
application For a permit in the val
ley had been granted ia Charles F.
Ferguson Of this city
y. that time Ferguson stated
that It was not his latcntion 20
stand in the way of permit being
issued 10 the Brawlcy Legion. Fer
gu,on attended the meeting Of the
boxing commission Yesterday at
which permits w re granted, but
had not returned to tni, city up
to the time Of going to press
II is believed however. that tho
permit granted to the Brawlcy Lc.
gioH IS separate and distinct from
that given to Ferguson, and that the
IMPERIAL Valley Athletic club.
which is now being organized in
this city 10 opcrat" under Fer
guson : permit, viii not have any
control whatever over the affairs
Of the Brawlev club.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
New Council In
Masonic Circles
Instituted Here

4 new Imperial Valley Council
Of Royal and Select Masters of
Masonry was organized here on
Saturday evening with impressive
ritualistic ceremonies, under the di-
rection Of Illustrious Grand Master
J. Albert Dole of Pomona. The Of
fetal, who is 81 years of age and
still active in Masonic circles, is
well knowns to Masons throughout
the valley. IN addition, Iour past
grand masters o. Tie Pomona coun-
ell and 20 members came down to
assist in the ceremonies, at which
is local members were initiated.
The officers Of the new order are
as follows: Illustrious master Frank
l. Shepard deputy master, james
6. Miller; principal the work, Il.
f. Couch; treasurer, A. G. Dyer;
recorder, HcAfy Clewell' captain Of
the guard, John W. Cooke conduc.
tor Of council, +. Y. Northrup; sen
tinel, Jack steiff; steward, E. T..
Holt. 81
A supper between sessions and a
social hour was a feature of the
exercises. r"
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
CAZENAyE, BACK
FROM EAST, SAYS
BUSINESS FINE E

a. Y CaEPnavc, manager of the
local j. C. Peuncv Company store,
has returned from the national con.
vcu,iou Of the Penney Company OF
ficialS and store managers recent
~ held in Atlantic city. Officials
and store managers together with
many Of their wives, to the Num-
Der of 900 attcndad this convention,
said to be the most notable ever
held hy Il single mrrraHtil organ
ization.
The purpose of the meeting was
educational and iuSpirational. \
number of noted speakers address
cd the assembled managers. From
Atlantic City they went to visit
= number of factories to study
men $ and women 5 rcady=to.wear,
hosiery, otc.. in The making. Their
Itinerary also included Washington.
If voa want to know Wlat liz
pressed me most said Mr.. tale-
nave. "it WAS lie moisture. saw
lots aud lots of Ii. From FL Pgso
10 Atlantic city sS.w SHOW all
the way. He Wrn@ hv way Of 81.
Louis CINCINNATI and fhiladgIphia.1
1t showed bc'h going and coming
aod New York Ead zero weather
While WIS there.
Us to the buSiaGS outlook,
he continued, the impression we
gathered WIS very optimistic, pros
poets the be in wears The pros
peritv wave has already hit N,w.
York and the East Central states.
Factory and .iobbiua looks are aIl
cleaned up. Business for January
showed a big increase Money is
easier. VI s. LOUIS, 200, january
business showr, a wondatul in
crease. SO i would appear thai the
w:tyc is on The way.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
WCMANS CLUB PLAY GIVES A
LAUGH A MINUTE. WITH CREDIT
REFLECTED ON EACH PARTICIPANT

If you enjoy couple Of hours
entertainment with Il chucklo in
every line, ably portrayed by
''home folks, !" don I fail to see
"Scvcn Chances tonight at the
Valley thcatcr. The play is being
sponsored by the Ten Thousand
club for the purpose Of paving eff
its c!ub house Indebtedness and this
fact alone, should secure the hearty
support of local citizens. Besides,
YOU will receive more than full
value in genuine entertainment and
get 4 thrill minute out of the
Iudicrous situations and funny
lines.
The ancient plot Of a young man
vino must marry quickly or lose Il
fortune has been revampcd and
ha,tdlcd in such Il whimsical fashion
thai tile whole production is replete
with interest from start to finish.
\. Cooper MacMurray aS Jimmie
shannon, the woman hater who is
forced to give thought To the matri.
monial question when his graudfath
er leaves him twelve millions If he
marries by his thirtieth birthday. is
irresistible in the capricious role.
This Young man, through his pro
fes>ional experience and ability to
invest any part with delightful
>pontaneity, is q distinct asset to
local theatricals.
Sharing honorS with MacMurrav
is Jimmy Greene, who as Meckin.
pal of shannon, puts in \ hectic ~
hours producing fair elgiblcs aud
finally fixing things up in the grand
finale So that Shannon gets the
girl he WAS wanting all the time.
Greene has = stage presence and
sympathy with his role that would
do honor 10 an oll-timer on the
stage and carries through II diff
cult part without Il halt OF hitch.
One of the outstanding bits of
character acting is that of Charles
". Barry, who rs the grouehy, hen
locked husband gets Il riot of laughs.
Mrs. Vaughn Francis, rs his wife,
while not assuming 4 large role, as
usual, lives up to the high reputa
tion she has established for herself
in local productions.
Anne Is Irresistible
Miss Grayce Mckinney as Anne
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10

Windsor, The conc and only nirl "
is wiEsomclv charming and wins for
herself IN Immediate niche in the
hearts Of the audience.
SIX other Young women who fi@.
nro in the proposal escapadrs of
Jimmy are portrayed by Mrs. Bay
ard Rchkopf, Miss Bculah vii
loughhy, Miss Marie Lehman. Mrs.
Il |. Martin. Miss Dora Chambers
and Mrs. Rasscl KHc9el. Jimmy
proposes to them all and after being
fatiy refused for various reasons,
the young women musS up the at
mosphorc fer Jimmy considerably
in the last act by rrcousidrrng
their decisions. Each of these Young
women possesses stage cclat Sutfi-
cient to lift the production from the
amateur realm and invest il With
the carmafks OF TIE professional
Is Little Irene TrcNoY,'' Ms.
RchIiopf WAS adorable and created
considerable comment Miss Ieh.
man. too, With her sentimental IDEAS
on love gets 4 large measure Of
laughs.
L. /. Martin rs Ralph Denby. the
club "sou~e" who constantly tells
stories that fall flat. Russell t.lieetl
Is the Young club habitHe engaged
10 "one of the seven, NJ |.
church Is the lawyer in partnership
with the married crouch and an rX-
Poacut of married Bliss, and earle
ton Joy ~ George, the steward of
the cub, are other Pstt> that round
out the whole in Il satisfactory man
ner and with much credit.
The Hatch orchcStra, composed of
Mr. and Mrs. L. y. y. Hatch. Mrs.
W. ". McEuen, Mrs. l.. Rousch and
Ernest Grcer doH#tcd their services
for the event and rendered several
selections between acts that We're
much appreciated. High school girls
sold home made candy throughout
the cveaiug TO help further swell the
cotfcrs Of the oiub : treasury
The play will lac repeated this
evening and fro.a present inaiea-
tiouS, the house will he sold out.
although some splendid seats are
still available late this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Cooper MacMrrrav
directed the play.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
Former Owner
of Press Visits
Familiar Scenes

G f. HAYDEN, owner Of the I'm.
perial Na.er Press from 1907 10
1910, and we'll known among the
older residents Of this city. IS
visiting here for few days, stop.
ping az the Barbara Worth hotel
Mr.. Hayden il now connected
with the Los Angeles Times, hav-
ing charge Of their Mid Winter cdi-
tion. He stated tins morning that
the valley looks better at present
than il has for several Years past
and he believes the stability Of It's
future is assured.
lie visited The p.css office this
morairg and comalimcnted the
mAagemcnt on the uptO-date
equipment on which his old paper
is now printed, adding that the de-
velopment Of the Press has kept
pace with the development Of the
valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
Urge Export Duty
on Canada Wheat
lily United Press Leased Wire

OTTAWA. Ont, Feb. lo.-An cx.
par. duty should be placed ON Gu.
madam Mheat entering the United
SIates, the special royal investiga-
tier commission announced in its
report on Canadian grain trade to.
dav.
The report contends that United
states mjiIcrs obtain Canadian
wle2t virtually free from tariff
dutE Ia @rind for export and us II
result considerable American flour
FROM Cau5jan wheat finds lis way
II the pvct>aas European markets
il competition with the Canadian
roaUet. y result a0 export dat Y
is asked equaI 70 taited States tan.
IF on canadian wheat.
The commission admits that cX.
rart duties generally should be
frowned on bat claims that it is
decidedly necessary in this instance
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
Market Report
Continued from pare y

+.60, Gs 2.50-&.o0 Tex-bu. hamp-
rs. Big Bstus. few sales - u.
KANSAS CITY: g. snwing. /
.Ariz. ) calf aryd, 5#tiyeftea fraa
team tr.ek. on track. Supplies
liberia. Dcm4ad slow. market aa!l.
Ariz-Is J.-.5.....10. -uaiicr low "a,
22.50. ImFos.a. - Ll5s'iv 80. Few
best 200
PHILADELPHIA: - cloudv. .
Ariz, Calif 7 Fla arvd, 10 on
track. Supplies moderate. Demand
moderate. market about steady.
Calf mostly small sizes few sales
is 4.5p 10, S mostly 800, poorer
2.G0-2.2j. Ariz-small sizes ordinary
quality 2.75-3.25.
NEW YORK: 20 cloudy. II Calf
.triz, : Fla, > Tex arvd. Supplies
moderate Demand moderate. mar
Eet about eready. Inpcriai-4s best
mostly +.50-j,00. few 30, few spo-
cial marks mostly GOO. very few
higher, ~ best @.50-3.75. ordinary
quality aad condition 1925. few
sp"rial marks, fine quality and con
dition, J.00-5.j0. mostly 800. Is
wide range in prices. 2.25.2 p. few
special marks 350-4.00. G1ls-7 rs
2.00-2.2j mostly 200. .Ariz-poor
quality and condition. IS and Gs
mostly 200. few best 30.
ST. LOUIS: 30 cloudy 8 .Ariz
? Calf, ! Tex, Tcv express arvd,
80 ON track. Supplies liberal. De
mand and trading moderate. market
steady. Ariz- IS 2.75-3.00. Jlas
go. Calif--5s 400. Gs 30 30
Tcx-bu. hampers. Big Bostous, 200
PITTSBURGH: ~ cloudy.
Ariz, > Calf arvd. Opening Tues,
day. supplies liberal. Demand slow.
market dull. Impcrial-4s 4.75-5.00.
Is @.7j.4.50, Gs 2.50.3.0o. Ariz-
mostly IS ordinary quality and con
dition, loafv, 800 400.
CHICAGO: 80 cloudy. Calf
arvd, 30 on track. Supplies mod,
. crate. Demand good, market firm
for firm large stock, demand slow,
: m@G-s@t weak for small stock Ariz
few sales 3.00-3.2j, few higher
most offerings small sizes, ordinary
. uudlltN ana tOuVlllOl, -.DU--.oO.
Imperial-4s offerings limit few
sales 5.00-5.25, few 80, is 4.00-4.25
few 40, Gs few sales 2.25-2.j0.
DETROIT: 81 cloudy. . Calf
arvd, 10 on track. Supplies liberal.
, Demand and trading moderate, mar
ket steady. Calif-4 800, IS 4.25-
$50. Gs 3.00-3.j0.
BOSTON: 5lo raining. Calf
arvd, 81 on track. Supplies liberal.
Demand limited, market steady. I'm
pcrial is 4.75.5.O0, special marks
100000. IS best 3.75-4.00, special
marks high as 800, ordinary condi-
ion low as 800, Gs special marks
40. Ariz-ordinarv quality and
! condition, IS 2.5O3,0O, IS mstly $50.
/ CLEVELAND: 80 misty. l Ariz
arvd, 10 on track. Supplies mod
crate. Demand and trading good,
market steady. Imperial-4s 40,
| soft some burnt 3.75-4.0O, IS 400,
J 4.25, Gs best 3.00-3.25, poorer 2.75.
/ MINNEAPOLIS: 1G' cloudy. No
carlot arrivals, 3 on track. Supplies
! liberal. Demand light, market
steady Imperial-Gs 4.00-4.5O, IS
40, larger 5.00.5.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
PERSONALS

Mrs. and Mrs. VIII :. Fawcc.t
left last might for Los Angeles.
where they viii spend few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Y King Of
Riverside who motorod down for a
weekend visit with their brother
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. s. .. Lin
20, have returned TO Riverside.
William Tallcy. Of the United
States Navy, stationed At san Pc.
dro, j., visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Tallcy, for few
days.
Il. Y. Watson manager of the
local branc; OF the Southern Trust
and Commerce Bank, is in GI++~1so
on business and is expected back
abou, February i. II accompan-
led two officials of the San Diego
headquarters Of the bank who made
the trip east.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
Won't Reach ILL.,
Fated Man Till
Next Thursday
CONTINUED from Page y

Miller remarked that he believed
certain loeal factions wished te
prevent another faction from free
ing the explorer.
Found Food i'll Cave
Il heard John Geralds tell 9th.
crs to keep out of the cave for he
would get him out himself" Miller
said.
We placed jack under the
rock that held Collins and moved il
little. This helped him. =
Members Of the court said Mil,
er's testimony convinced them Col
lins must be brought out through
the new shaft being sunk,
Y report from the cave during the
hearing said the new opening would
strike Collins channel and provide
immediate access to him.
Miller said he found food stuck
IN creviceS on the way through the
cavern.
= also found gloves and flank,
cts, Miller testified. The food
closest to Collins as ! found il, was
half way in the cave. Il seemed
the rcscuers lost their nerve and
left the food on the way in before
they reached Collins.
Miller said lie was threatened
with death Wednesday when he
tried to cn;er the cave again.
Professor W. D. FAkhauser
told mo the worst enemy here was
proviHeialism.' Miller said.
G. 3. Fishback, another rescue
worker, followed Miller on the stand
and said he had entered the cavern.
When | reached him. talked to
him and touched him, Fishback
said. y did not know Collins, but
he answered 70 his name, Miller.
who was down there, told nc not to
bother Collias, but lie lei me- talk
- him.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
New Night Man
On Police Force

In order to give greater protec,
tion duriog the night time, and in
an effort to put stop to the many
cases Of petty thicving and holdups
throughout the city, Chief Barker
has placed an extra man on the 20,
lice force
The new man is Kari Wcstfahl,
formerly a member OF IN" force and
well acquainted with the city He
has been at work for several nights.
Karl is an eH.navv man and knows
how to handle himself in a tight
place.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
Declare "War to
Finish" I'm L. A.
on Underworld

Los ANGELES, Feb. lo.-Spur-
red to activity by the staying of Al
Joselhs IN an underworld fcud. Dis
trict Attorney Asa keyes today lie
clared "war TO the finish = on
Los ANGELES gangstcrs.
keHes declaration followed Il
conference with Police CHIEF Lee
Heath, sheriff w. ]. Traeger and
other city and county officers.
I'VE VIII place AL questionable
resorts Hndcr surveillance immedi-
qtcly, aud the gamblers, gunner,
cappers, bouncers and other para.
sites OF the gambling industry warm
cl to leave Los Angeles
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
Arrest Student
Tn Poison Pill
Probe In Ohio

COLtMBCS. Obr, l'eh TO- ~
pert P~yehiatri~ts today eH.aaiaea
Louis fisl, lo, 10 determine y hefh.
cr his distorted mind was Mt the
roc ef tbe ,fsehaiae peiseHites 1t
0hi1 State tniycrsitr.
h:s :daittel obtaIaine tn pills
vhjeh caused thp i .trh OF David |.
ras6in. 4 faii.as tadeat, Ia. insists
l.. al aaf Eaaa 'Aay contained
stfvrhHfae.
H. 49, arrested late last uieh'
-, - neIiee Prosecutor JoHa L.
Chester Uas complaining Is Xam.
IN laa - taIafs Ia liz rhasa3=
ev department. aa@e H. Feisea
capsule, ~eae heota ~ A.ga boon
Z.# N t|.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
TURN DOWN BILL
TO ERECT BUST
OF PRES. COOLIDGE

BOSTON, Fab. l0.-Thc legisla-
tive committee of the Massachusetts
state house today rejected a bin
ealling for the erection within the
state house Of bust, tablet or
statue Of Calvin Coolidge. president
of the United States and former
governor Of Massachusetts.
Va reason WAS given for the re.
t..,o.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
NEW ORLEANS, Ell. le.-c4t=
ATTEMPT MADE TO
ROB THE HOME OF
MARION DA V Z S
Hy United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, I'rb. lo,--A ra2I,l
and uaEeup individual who aaked
anything bat the motion pict1fr ar
tor he claimed 70 be, was arrested
TODAY ia tile homa ot Marioa
Davies, film STAR who IS uow in
Mcxira city. The prisoner, who
gave the name Of Leo kimto and
sand that as an acquaintance Of
Miss Davies, hc had dropped ia to
pay " ocial ca.i bat WAS unable T."
explain Why hc took the front par
lor window as II aeans # entrance.
The house was uuguarlcd.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
May Be
Starred in Five
Movie Thrillers
Hy UnIted Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Feb. lO.-Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Dempsey entertained
an offer Of 100000 today TO be
starred m five movie rrillcrs
The AewlyNrcas i il undcrrtood,
arc negotiating with an cpstorn
firm for the prolpctior Of \ series
Of five pictures of love. intrigue
and adventure.
Under the arrangements ~ con
templated, the films viii be started
at Hollywood in about two weeks,
il was said.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
INDIAN BRAVES
ARE ON WARPATH
by United Press Leased Wire

ALBUQUERQUE. \. NJ, Feb. 10.
~ group of Navajo Indian braves,
Approximately loo in number, We're
reported today 10 have assembled
Near Cuba, \. NJ, 90 miles north
Of hero, preparatory 10 war OF
determination against white home
stcaders in that region.
Reports from That town said the
Indian braves were in arms to
aveuge Tie killing Yesterday Of al!
Indian by Constable Ell Blanehfield
Of Cuba
Trouble arose. according to the
reports, wh-,l Lack N. Bird, Il Cuba
homesteadtr, caught the Indian
stealing fence posts on his ranch. y
fight eU>ucd aud Il warrant was is
sued for the Indian : arrest. He
was killed when he resisted Con
stba!c Blaarhficld
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
Wooda B,sssy, Dance Studio 7oS
Orange. Phone 4l1W. tiy

Duarte Case Continued-The case
of Manuel Duarte. charged with
forgery, vas continued until next
week when Attorney VI. {. Atchi-
soa. counsel for Duarte, dcmurred
to the Information filed against the
latter in the superior court this
morning. Tie court sustained the
demurrer aud allowed the state five
DAYS in which u make answer to
the demurrer.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
Speci al Me dals
For "Mushers"
of North
nv United rress Leased Wire

ny United FreSS Leased Wire
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. To-
Special medals CT bravery for
the dog team drivers who made
the record breaking "mush"
from Anchorage to Nome with
diphtheia anti-toXin, will be pre-
sented to the men by the H. X.
Mulford company of this city,
manufacturers of the serum. 1t
was from the Seattle office of
the Mulford company that the
vital serum started its long trip
north.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
BUTTERFLIES ARE
FITTING ABOUT

SAEhNAC LAKE, \. y. Feb. TO-
Ten days ago tho thermometer
was around - degrees below zero.
The past three days it has been p
above. This 70 degrees change
caused butterfly to do a buck and
wing dance on the back porch Of
A. Keller.
Keller has the butterfly to prove
his assertions.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and Comfy
Otto Again in Valley

Otto Again in valley.-Otto Jean
con, formerly Il resident Of FL Cen
tro, who returned here a few weeks
ago from San Diego to put on the
play for the Fl Gentro Lodge of
Elks, is again in the valley, having
been called upon Ia do a similar job
for the ElkS IT Brawley. The play
will be produced some time this
month, and Otto invites all his El
Centre friends 10 go up 10 Brawley
and see H.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
Jackson Trial Now on.-Trial of

Jackson Trial Now On.-Trial Of
Henry jackson, colored. charged
with the unlawful manufacture and
sale Of Intoxicating liquor, opened
shortly before noon in Department
No. Of the superior court, having
been transferred from Department
Ne / The work of obtaining Il
jury was ROT completed 1T noon,
and was resumed II the afternoon
session. Jackson is defended bv A.
'ornev Edgar i. Hervey, and Lee
Nuff"r is conducting the Proseyu-
fion.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
Davis Beauty FarIcr. Phone 227
adv
Dance Every Wes. s. Sat. nights
1t IIeber Palm Garden. adv

Dance Every Wes. s. Sat. nights
at IIeber Palm Garden. adv
Thursday Legal Hohday-Thurs-
daT being Lincoln : birthday is {,
LEA! holiday ii this state and all
local banks viii therefore be closed
throughout tie dax. Patrons Of the
banks aIe ar-el - take note Of The
holiday and a-saage = conduct
-.aie affairs tem9rrvH ~ F-i&@y
School Of Music. Elmer \. Todd
assisted by Estel1e Katharine Need
ham and Mary Elizabeth Greer. All
grades. Delightful method for
children. G2t Olive. Phone 4GGW.
adv
Automobile Loans. l clear your
,ar and loan You money, YOU pay
me by the month. Fred r. Cross,
500 Main s.. Phone 359J, Fl Cen
tro. adv
Davis Beau.s 1ariof. Phone 227.
adv
Valley Beauty Shop. Phone &24J.
adv
Acacia Eeeting-Acaeia home de
partmcrt meet, tomorrow il aH AL
DAY meeting 1t the home Of Mrs.
Clrae Dyer i that section. The
members VIII convene 1T lo:@o n. IN.
and every one is invited 10 attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10

Tonight Il Valley Thcater. "Tho
Seven Chances, by the Women ;
Ten Thousand Club. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
Fine Steaks at Steve's.
nd Y

To New Arrivals. Establish your
credit before Won need it. This will
save You delay in opening accounts
with valley merchant-membcrs Of
our service. Application forms may
be secured from merchants or at our
office. Commercial Credi. & Service
CO. III Rahkopf Bldg. Fl Centre.
Phone 26i. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
Mrs. BROOKS Beauty SHOP. Phone
s26. adv

Tonight ii Valley Thcater, The
Seven Chances. by the Women 5
Ten Thousand Club adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10

Home Made Candy at 30c lb. At
Paul s. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10

Made OF Cream II 5 no dream, ii
b dandy. Parl's Candy. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
COTTON MARKETS
Dy United Preas Leased Wire

NEN YORK. Feb l0.-totton
closed hisder. Up : 70 70 points.
Spots steady - up 10; mids 24.51.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10

Noland's Orchestra. Music for all
occasions. Phone E Centro SIS. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10

Fix Up Y6ur 1aw1. G1irt for that
low lot cheap. Phone !. Pioneer
Truck anG Transfer Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10

See the Marvel Whipper demon
strated at the Army and Navy Va
riety store. 4S1 Main s. for three
days only. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10

Cream Waff7es at steve 5.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10

She Will Enjoy Eating at Steves.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10

Coed Silt for fill ms for lawn or
driveway Cheap. Phone l. Pioneer
Truck and Transfer CO. adv