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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
Hearing of Seattle
Woman Postponed

SAN FRANCISCO. April $40
allow Mrs. Dorothy Eggers time TO
reach San Francisco. from Seattle.
tho hearing OF her and Mrs. Erna
Brown was postponed and will be
held April IL before United States
Commissioner Francis Krull. They
are accused as plotters in the es.
cape OF Milo EgRcrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
SAYS RUSS GIRL
BADLY TREATED
BY OFFICIALS
Brother OF Lover Accuses
immigration Station
REFUGEE MAY RECOVER
Poisoned Girls Sweetheart
Expected Here Thursday

d RESPONSIBILITY for the death
~ Of Raiffa Bogonoyaskaya, II the
pretty young Russian girl succumbs
TO the poison she swallowed in the
Semitic immigration station last
Thursday night, will be placed upon
local immigration officials. Mitchell
Tlmofeey. brother Of the young wo-
mans nance, said Wednesday.
Timofeey arrived Tuesday from
San Francisco. 10 aid the young
woman. His brother George. fiance
OF the girl. has been III from
shock at the news OF tho girls
tragic deed. but is expected 10 ar.
rive in Seattle Thursday or Fri.
day. Timofecy said.
Timofcey, a tall. curly haired
blond Russian youth. was highly
indignant at what he called the
rough and cruel treatment OF the
immigration inspector"
HE SAYS GIRL WAS
TREATED LIKE MAN
"She was treated like a man and
she could not stand IT," he said.
Timoseev claims that Miss Bogo'
noyasknya was coming 10 the
United States as n bona fide student
and intended entering the Uniyer'
sity OF California.
kilograms from her relatives and
friends there. many OF whom are
wealthy and in high position. were
withheld from the girl, Timofeev
said.
a second brother OF the young
woman's sweetheart. Nicholas. is a
lieutenant in the United States navy
and is on board his ship in San
Francisco bay at this time, Mitchell
said.
The immigration inspector blunt.
~ refused her admission when the
facts OF her entering as n student
were well established" Timofeev
said HE attempted to force her
TO sign an admission that she was
seeking entrance 10 marry my
brother. But she refused. He then
ordered her deported."
During the night the young girl
swallowed four tablets of bichloride
Of mercury. Attending physicians
hold forth small hope for her re.
covery. but the girl has expressed
an intense desire TO live until her
sweetheart reaches Seattle.
She passed n restful night and her
condition appeared unchanged Wed.
nesday
Il think she will get Well" Timo-
feev said. hopefully.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
LAW PLATFORM WINS

ST. LOUIS. April s-Victor j.
Miller, republican. running on law.
enforcement platform. was elected
mayor of ST. Louis by 3.1e6 votes
In Yesterdays campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08

Howdy, folks. let's all 40
down TO the corner and have
great big stein Of sarsaparilla!
what the world needs is radio
program az I o'clock In the morning
Tor the benefit OF fathers who are
walking the floor with their new off
spring
IN thc spria0 youn0 maRs fancy
Lightly taras 70 thoughts Of 0off.
Aud BY three O'Clock he's diiehca his
rork
And for the links is en-
An optimtst is man who thinks
HAT Sign saying do II NowF'
will cure him OF procras,mation.
Colorado mountain Is moving west
at the rate OF two feet an hour.
Heck. that's nothing a foursomo
in front OF us az jefferson Park
this morning was moving twice as
fast as that!
WHAT DO VOC MAKE or THIS,
MATsO>g
- OST-A leather bedroom slipper. with
fsr arOund top ard bad. toe. some
wh~r. between stesrns,iil, and the
Csoury ranch, on saturday eysninx.
Finder pleas return to Mrs. Hssmonsi
Bailey. In rare OF \. Mckay, II. y. H..
Ne. a.--Adyt. tn Northwest tMori.l Trtb-
une.
There Is no truth to the Tumor
that Dave Henderson. head OF the
muny railway. Is going to purchase
100 rubber street cars. so that more
passengers can he Jammed in during
the rush hours.
Dtrorced are Mr..
And Mrs. ShG,eRE:
she JUS, ,roaIs feed
Her "Peke" boH-boHG
As general thing a self made
man Is a lucky stiff who has hap
pened 20 marry the right woman
Vancouver sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
C. N. CLOUD IS
NAMED CITY
EXECUTIVE
Civic Disturbance, Not Wet
and Dry Fight, Citizens Say
NEW LEADER ENDORSED
Hopkins, Resigned, Says He
Will Back Mayor Cloud
ny Il. W. FELTON,

A BERDEES. April Aberdeen.
~ center OF bitter political strife
Tor months. awakened today with a
new hope II had acclaimed new
mayor. Altho ono faction expert
cnced defeat. FOR time. at least.
Il hrca,hcs a 81 OF relief along
with the rcst.
Surprising everybody, tho city
council. at special meeting last
night. INC, and elected Charles ~.
Cloud TO MI out the unsHpircd term
Of Mayor a. @, Hopkins. who 70.
signed several days age. following
stormy session Of 100 citizens,
largely business men,
No action on the mayoml,y stu
alton had been expected until to
night. aud there we're few pressn,
in the council chamber when this
formal action vas taken.
CLOUD WELL KNOWN
IN HOME TOWN
Cloud. 80 years old. has been a
resident Of Aberdeen for "a years
lie Is widely known as a business
man. dealing IN shir chnndlsry.
and explosives. lie had served four
years on the city council. retiring al
tho lhA, city election. lie also has
boon active in Klwanis work. recent.
~ completing a term an presldcn,
Of that organization
Aberdeen boys all know him. be.
cause he is president OF the hoy
Scout council lilo smokes a pipe.
Before ] announce new policies.
I am going 20 give this new job
lot Of careful confederation" Cloud
told Star representative last night
There n one thing hope TO nc.
complish, and right quickly. too
And that IL the re.osiablishmcnt OF
harmony in this town.
SAYS uRBaNCE
II NOT WET AND DRY
Aberdeen has too many biz things
q, stake TO spend it's time auarrellng
think We all realize that. and /
have an idea that VIC are all going
to got along together after this little
BKIrTuiSh,
Mayor Cloud insisted along with
his supporters that the recent dis
turbancc was not due "a a wet and
dry fight
II wish to make my position plain
on the wet issue" he said ''tll do
my utmost 20 enforce tho prohibition
law. but won't try TO do more than
tho government OF the United States
Turn TO Page I, Column u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
FOUND AT LAST,

Dear Homer: sally. whom the
radio broadcasters have been trying
to locate for the past six months,
has been found at last. She wasn't
Iost--she was waiting for Walling.
ford car at 18th and Latona.--J.
Wilson.
Today's Fable: Once upon a time
clock on the instrument board Of
an automobile kept correct time.
Agitation is strong for a flve-day
week. We'd like to see the one.day
week adopted. and let that day be
payday.-stanwood News.
- w DIARY
april -
Gp betimss, n GLORIOUS spring day, and
70 the office. but soon done, and back
across the bay. and 10 oyerbaulinK my
coach, which hath not been ussd all the
winter, and did find the battery worn
out. the radiator leaking. the gnsolIne
tank punctured. the carburrtor broken.
the cylinder head cracked. but outside
Of that, Ia very good shape. And so TO
work, Dame Brew helping me, she hang.
ing little red curtains ut The rear win
dow, 80 that II doth look Hike u Pull.
man Mushroom. but said nauKht. lest II
lead 10 high words. and she reproarh me
Tor the hoEshead Of parsnlp wine sbs did
Iind behind the woodshed hut yestereys
Anon to dinner.
Kirkland: II sure miss that Gus.
pidor since II has gone"
Wife; Wen, you missed II be.
fore IT was gone. That's why IT'S
gone"
q II sure Is most peculiar
HoU quickly months 90 bu,
For here rs svyiuD again.
md us time u stOat tho mn
"A LII Gee Gee says she hasn't q
- great deal OF faith In the bookkeep
Ing Of a cashier who combs his hall
over the bald spot.
Edwin Markham, tho poet. says
that Henry Ford b another Lincoln
Maybe a poet can't tell tho differ.
snce between Ford and Lincoln
but the rest df US can.-The Prism
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-06

Hov Scouts Of Fl Ccrtro dad
the honor today of being led in
repeating the boy scout pledge by
James T.. West. chief executive of
the boy scouts Of America, who
passed through here ON his way to
San Diego and other coast points.
Due to misunderstanding, the
scouts had only few seconds with
their chief, whcrr it was planned
to give them IN orpnrtm:ty to
hear Il short talk from him.
The scouts assembled ut the
Southern Pacific station in time to
meet Train No. lo9. due in this
city al 9:30. Unfortunately the
train WAS three hours late today.
Believing that the scout executive
was ON that train. the boys return
cd to school Later it was learned
that Mr.. West was travelling on 80.
3, the san Diego and Arizona train,
due here at 80. bat had neglected
to wire local scout executive, s. l..
McCrofv of the change.
This news WAS not learned until
NJ tlJlH llbtlItt ' .lit Nltb. illtl I'M
mcdiatelv word WAS sent - the
Wilson school 10 get the boys down
to the train aS quickly as possible.
The train rolled in ON time, with
Mr.. Wc>t, accompanied by Charles
y. Miller Of hos Angeles, regional
director. ON the rear platform to be
greeted by Scout Executive :. l..
McCrorv of this city. As Vet the
boz scouts had not arrived, the only
scout present being John Whitney OF
Troop Nc. %. and it would be hard
20 imagine proudcr boy tI.,n John
must be tonight. He WAS ne, only
greeted by The leader OF I'll the
Boy Scouts in tie United States,
but hc had his picture taken with
him, not once. bnt several times,
There were several minutes Of
anxious waiting. while the little
group of people at the station
looked mp Main street 10 see il me
scouts were coming. soon they wtre
spotted and q messenger WIS sel.t
to tel thcm % hit me "double
quick e ther wished to src their
leader.
Only Time for Pledge
The boys tore down Main street
n top speed. their colors flapping in
The wind, and managed - reach he
train brcdthlr>S an. painting, = few
seconds before il ug..sI ou-.
Their big eA,.: only hal OPP
oortunitv for = short wora Of gse.,-
NJ. chem asked IN first class scouts
o raise their h&"as. There was q
good responSe 10 ms. Taen he ask +.
"a fer an Eagle Scout. and +! Cen
ro WA, able 10 produce one il The
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-06
PERSONALS

Mrs. Z. I. S1aahcr1cr Of 52I
P@tk avenue ha, rented het homn
to Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor of
Denver, Colorado. Mrs. %wanbcrger
viii continue to m#kr her home IN
I'll Ccutro, according to present
plans.
Harry l.. Foster = confined to his
homc ia IIoltvilla with scarlet fever
Mrs. lie Little. high priest, Of
the Whit shrine chapter in san
Diego, WIS in II GeI'ro Thursday
afternoon accompanied by Mg>.
II. e. Nugget. Ats IIylc McBrat-
aoy and Mts. y. Hradfos, all of
calcNico. Mrs. Little formerly lir-
ed in Imperial valley.
NJ ;.ad Mrs u. Goodrich cf lmpcr
.aI were visitors in FL Centre y"s-
tai. aar. c..aa.asa olI.rcv.... ,cs-
for NaaSas Ci,y vesk---...,-..----
Mr.. George Rea>9uoNea - -
-Haet hoar from the hospital,
@t is reported recovering ruiIly
.faa q recent orcfation
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-06
Living Nah Jonggg
Tiles to Play
For Memorial

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The
most ambitious and gorgeous
game Of nah iongg ever played
is on the social calendar for to-
night.
Not i'll years has Washington
locked forward to any event
with the anticipation that is
greeting the game of nah
jongg' to be presented at the
new capitol auditorium by lead
erS of the smart 500 for the
Denefit Of Belleau Wood Me
mortal Association.
With ia debutantcs dressed
IL gown representing the char
acters, circles, bamboos. winds,
flowers and dragons, as living
tiles, four American women win
oppose four members Of th3
Chinese legation III this gigantic
game Wlth the auditorium $
enormous stage as a table.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-06
Market Report
tContinued rom rage u

40, IS -.5o-2.-j, few Zen.
CLEVELAND: 2s cloudy. >
Calf a9vd, is on track. Supplies
liberia. Demand aud trading good.
market steady on Is 10 - weak ON
IS. Imperial Is 100, js 1.eo,4 -,
IS best 2.-5-3.-5, poorer 30. Ariz
--5s.Gs best 20, poorer loaty soft
200.
CINCINNATI: Al partly cloudy.
Ariz, , calf, u on track. Sup
plies liberal. Demand and trading
slow. market about steady for good
stock. Calf and AIiz-js 3.75-4.j0.
f~w fancy high q, 300, poorer low
as AGO. 8. 2.-D.".go.
|EH GOEH: ~ clear. > Ar.z.
5 Ca.if, j. Fla arvd. supple, lib
eraI. Demand Moderate. market
slightly wraker Ilapcri.l-4s most
lY 5.cU-5.50, few special marks 900
'.eJ. - VIDE rang in quality and
condition. best 4.OD.I.0O mostly
around 40, few special marks fine
quality and condition j.30-6.00, poor
~ mostly around 80, few low as
300, IS 2.50-@.O0. few faucv higher.
6l4--7l2. 2.GO-2j0, Ariz-1, 30
80 best mostly around 300.
ST LOUIS: - clear. CALI
arFd, 20 on track. Supplies laod-
crate. Demand moderat", market
steadv. hriz-js @.25-3.50. Il.s
. 25p-2.77. Cal.f-5s 4.G0-4.50 mostly
-
BOSTO%: %. clear. Ariz, 3
calf, II. arvd, j. OIL track. De
mlnd Moderate, market about
steady. Imqonal-i, 5.O0.j.5O, spe.
r.al mark, G.0DG.50, s. mostlv
around 80. AIiz-ordiuarr !. 300
$50, - mostly 40.
Ml>%EAPOLIs; a. foggy. .
Calf ar.d. 6 Oh track. Demand
!igh', market ,teadr. Curhangrd.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-06
LOCAL SCOUTS SEE THEIR BIG CHIEF
Who STOPS FEW MINUTES IN EL CENTRIC

person Of Selwvn Bowlcs. who was
complimcntcd by the scout leader.
Then Mr.. West started the scout
pledge, ahc boys reporting the
words with him. The pledge had
not been completed before the train
was underway. \ cheer from The
boys AMI i "good- bye from their
header and it was over.
Upon arriving Ia San Diego this
afgmuoou. MIR. West viii cater on
an inspection Of the boy eroe.
troops OF jl.at city. and tonight VIII.
he the guest Of honor ri q dinner
TO hr &iNta hy The Rotary Club. a.,
: 'clock a court Of honor viii take
place in The Indian Nilla&a at Bal
hoa Park.
The scout lt?dar statH this morn
mg TO - Press representative 'hat
he is ,niosing hi, twp immrn~1Iy
aad has been greeted hy boz >cn&t
troops throughout al the trtp. Smai!
Villages and large cities alIEe. have
Ururd oul thrir troops to pay hon
or TO their chief. ana Ntr. West
stated that no nam could take sprh
Il trip without having it hrou2H
home 10 him forrihlv that the .fu-
tufe greatness of the raitel states,
the same Is lis glorious past, -
Urappca NJ in its boys. aud tIat
il is"tht duty Of every citizen II
help ail moyclcuta which haze tor
thgir object the making vf Irty@
bols.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-06
Urge That More
Alfalfa Seed Be
Grown in Valley

alt-t. -ee4 growers If Ima1Lia+
}ee ar. interesting, 2,7-f''---'ia2
~ HH".,v last l.glt. at which l..
a. lIar.-.a. county lar'..4. ar.I
c.mW. .uer CAV. = short talk.
"r-n- 2.n"a ~ increase H..
wa 81 .e. l...-. .cs-. b 'lat
ri. ga.ee H. .c. b. 0erar la.-
uoa n.'-..- -o.ae. for .t. .ar-
ply
>, D. johnson, ~ Huw'e- .a5fc
on o.'.r H.''oI- ~. ,a. roc.
'.-.rr W e-Hg oe. c.sa and
free from p
fl.a. ai..H--ea far eae.s-.
a2as ~. na'.42 Il more ltsfa
.n -. ta..e. 'a. statement being
l".. '..' 'hls j. one of tho ..fa..
o..ca npe fLa' fr43' a ".
4rF 'Ha-U"r.tv.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-06
FleiscllEnallll TO
Be Buried From,
New York Home

MIAMI PEACH, Fla, Feb. c.
The body Of juliuS rjeiycmaam.
millionaire spoNsman and yeast
manufacturer, who died suddenly
here late yesterday. viii leave al
p, III. today fer New York.
Following public fnuaraI services
thcr" Monday the body will be sent
20 Cincinnati, Ohio, where private
services @"d burial viii take place
Tursl@N.
This afternoon al > O'Clock ser
vices will be- held at Fjcischmam $
house " En.harc&drro, 20 he at.
tended by polo players who were
associated with thc millionaire in
his taNorijo sport.
tieisrhmo1n had not been il H.,
nat Of hr,dth since hl came here
ON his private watch lie never
missed da% playing polo, however,
and Yesterday in. 4 match between
tho taa;imcrs and the Rovcrs be
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-06
Fine Steaks at Steve S.
sd
Grocer Extends
Hearty Welcome
TO New Bakery
.1 Mr. Nile " Car

, Letter So Mr.. Nile ". Carson.
eaIa Carson HWa,h Baking co.
7 Daaa Mr. Carson:
Ia coming Ia oar city and invest
ing ~ home aud business. YOU
show Nuur faith in the future of FL
Centre ana Imperial Valley, and as
one who VIII. in q small way. help
vou fo >uceaeG. | welcome your
business rs an addition to the town.
Yong success viii depend on the
aE.eI.once Of voUr product and Your
service. '' Good bread and good ser
Vice thar : probably YOUR motto.
Good Groceries at a Reasonable
Price. plus III" best service we
can devise, i ours. Bakeries look
alike frdm The outside. bat there is
vast difference in the interior
of them. Some are clean and some
are cleaner. Naturally the owner
who keeps Il clean bakery. plus
good materials, woGll turn out the
ba>- bead.
Good Groceries II 4 Reasonable
Price, are better than poor gro
ccr.es It ANY price.
4 We! assorted stock Of groceries
contains the best f tho various
lines. and Won cannot 90 wrong in
buying from such a store. In other
words vou yet vour moneys worth.
Our Hills Coffee and Calumet
Baking Powder are no better than
other stores sell. but our Pure Coun-
,rv Cream. Newmayk 5 Corn and
rrvit Salad a.e.
80 here's hoping for the best
Of success :os both q Us along lines
of quality,
4. ~ WILLIAMS.
.Er- SIKH and safe.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-06
NONE KNOW The
DATE OF WORLDS
END IS CLAIM
Brawley Seventh Day
Adventist Pastor in
Statement

r. r. Spear, pastor of The Seventh
Day Adventist church of Brawlry
in a statement To the Press today
rcfutcs the impression that may
have been gained by q few that the
end If the world was predicted for
today by ono of their members. The
socaIlrd prophecies, Mrs. Marg-
aret Rowrl,, and her followers 10
be exact, term themselves Reform.
cd AdvcutiSt>'' and have no con
ucction with the orgiHial druomi.
nation, he declares.
Rev Spear : statement follows:
'' At the present time there is con
siderable agitation. and many news
paper articles relative 10 the end
OF the world tonight want 10
set before the valley people 4 few
facts which they will find inter
eSting in connection with this move
meut fostered by SO called pro.
pheteSS' of the Reformed Seventh
Day Adventist church. We grant
them the Reformed title for they
certainly come far short OF teaching
the doctrines As held by The ortho-
doN denomination.
To make clear the fact that
this time setting movement is in
no way connected with rs and that
We DO uot. in the least degree couH-
teaance such, ! quote from The Ii
Illustrated Daily News Of January
80. 1929: Mrs. Rowcn SAID those
who believe with her nave been cX-
communicated from the Seventh
Day Adventist church. We thank
them for this clear statement. Note
Matt. ls:lj 10 Is.
Lay Nor Hour Not Known
Again | quote from the Illus
trated Daily News Of January y:
The executive committee Of the
general conference Of seventh Day
Al their headquarters in
Takoma Park. Washington, u. C..
Went on record as having no connee-
tion with the group who have as
Sumed the name Of the Seventh Dav
church and SIT the date
Of Christ : second advent a. Feb
ruary 6.
The committee quoted 4 por,
lion ot Mat. 24:@6, but Marl; 1892
makes i even more emphatic. But
u that day ami that hour Enoweth
no man, no. not the angels which
are in heaven. neither the Son, but
the Father only To this the words
1f Christ agree. II his ascension, in
answer 10 tie apostles question:
Wilt thou at this tim" restore the
Kingdom OF I>real? And lie said
unto them. !, is not for yoa 10 know
the times or the ScaSoL>, which the
Father hath put IN His own power.
( Act, l:6.7.. IN The hook Deute-
roaUuv -9:29 are these words:
Tie secret things belong unto the
Lord our God: bat those things
which are revealed belong uAto u
and 10 our children forcvrs.' The
veae. month. day or hour OF Christ 5
coming IS, a> the Lord says, rot re
yealed. It belongs to The Father
Jnly'.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-06
Conway Tearie
Home Is Robbed

CHArrAQtA, r. +. Fl. Co.
I.amrhrld tur ir2s aaa ottc, a,.
neie ra.u4 $4,000 ..cr
ifon 'h. oue ~ CoA. r.aur.
motion picture .r'ce. ..r.. H..r
'Ae house "as CLOSED t.s d. 4te.
ILe robbers forced open Il 4o9r aa4
''aa'e hwp-, oriental ru.s pr-
't, and 4aiarcs oA "a tt..k. r,as.r
is said 10 be living 30 Nov Yolk
and Mrs. Tari' J. said ~ b. il
Hollywood.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-06
Local Girls to
Play Imperial
Team Saturday
BY MARGARET Gates


Tie basketball game scheduled
70 be played on SATURDAY., Februa-
". i. between the Fl Centre ei.ls
team and tLa Imperial girls tean
e. Imperial has been moved forward
q week and viii be played tomor-
row. February :. on the f Centre
court. q i O clock.
The coaches Of the TWO teams are
Gc~irous cf finishing the basket
bali sr"sal aS soon rs possible 10
maFs Way - track rfar..ro. The
track season j. ,-.rduied 10 begin
ou Edraagv 2S. Ceatral's coach.
Miss E,al.ua naScr = planning 20
pu+ tie girl through >.m. m-aas"
tra.E practice and Has every bone
ana confidence in the gi,.s. Ip-
G.'s gem" IL caI.ra'f.@ an3 tomo,-
lov 5 game here with hap rial viii
eHl Ii, wears basketball season.
Tie faculty Of the high FOOL
!, planning = desert froil- for TO-
morrow night. The p.aA is to talk"
a picnic supper and journey -
some int resting spot between here
au3 t.lcEiro and forge. th,ir ~ons
and worries for -Lr tine bci"z and
onra-. in the pleasing Iass-t.m- of
sar..1sl4g their craving, for Pota'o
,.!a4 and other yiaads. TA- entire
faculty j. plmniag to attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-06
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County,

Frey ovelwhelmed-MHo Frey Of
the Frey Auto Top shop pleads for
% chance TO come up for air. Ms
understanding of notice published
in the Press yesterday has brought
q rush of auto owners to his place
looking for license holders. Mr..
Frey asks 10 have ii made clear
that il is the celluloid face Of the
holder, aud moi 5hr holder itself.
that he is giving AWAY free. This
ceiluioid prot 'tor often is bokcu
while thc holder comes with the
car.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-06

Good Silt for fin ms for lawn or
driveway. Cheap. Phone I. Pioneer
Truck and Transfer Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-06
Mrs. Brooks pcauty snop. Phrn

Mrs. Brooks beauty SHOP. Phone
20. adv
Fix Up XGr,r 1aN7l. l,ir1 for that
low lot cheap. Phone l. Pioneer
Truck and Transfer Go. adv
Fine Steaks at Steve s. adv
The Frances Hotel 1T Imperial,
'atit., j. Under new management.
Oar motto is "Good Service. Clean
Rooms aud beds. - !. g. kliut. Prop.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-06

Wooda B-assy, Dance Studio 7o3
Orange. Phone 4llW. tiv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-06

Slipped from his horse, staggered
70 the sidcIinns and in five minutes
was dead.
NEW YORK, Feb. G.-Julius
iieiSrhmam. who dropped dead YES
'erdHN. lott a fortune estimated bv
frl"ld8 here at more than $4,000,
geo. He had vastly Increased the
ioidin4s leit him BY his father and
WIS known rs one Of the #blest Of
the Younger finanyiers.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-06

Noland's Orchestra. Music for al
occasions Phone FL Centre 5S3. ally
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-06

Home MaGe Candy at soc Ib. At
Paul s. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-06
De Mile Will
Head New Firm

NEW YORK, Feb. Cecil De
Mile, who recently resigned rs di-
rector general of the famous Play
ers-LaskE Corporation, announces
he will head a new $l0,000,000 film
production company. Whc new ven
tHre will be known rs the Cinema
Corporation Of America and viii be
chartered in Delaware.
Working with the producers dis.
trihuting corporation, De Mile $
new concern will use the studios of
the lat" Thomas II. Incc, which
haNc NIrcAdN hccn nnrchAse..
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-06

DR.. Harry Hooper, Tentist, 647
Main ST. Phone 3S2W adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-06

Made or Cream II no dream, il
y dandy. Paul 5 Candy. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-06

Cream WafTias at S.eve's. at
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-06

She viii Enjoy Eating at Steves.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-06

New Rest Room Matron-NrS. l..
Harville. Z local resident. has taE-
en- over charge II The I@llic 2eSt
room Oh Sixth street, filing the Va
cancv caused By thc resignation q
Mr.. Mafga.e. 81 WHO IS leaving
the valley. Mrs. Ean.Ha is Wei
known here. having i.Hej in The
valley for six years.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-06

Everybody Ea,s raul's Buttered
Pop Corn. Whv' adv