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, 1925-10-14
WARREN JOINS IN FIGHT
FOR WATER RIGHTS

Senator Francis e. Warren of
Wyoming has Joined forces with
governors and citizens of the upper
Colorado basin to fight the proposed
hydro-electric plant at Diamond
Greek. Arizona.
The protest of Senator Warren
became known simultaneously with
the issuance of a statement by DELPHI
E. Carpenter. Interstate River COM
missioner for Colorado, and Com
missioners Hopkins of Wyoming and
Wallace of Idaho.
Their statement attacked as in
sidious, shocking and destructive"
the doctrine fostered by attorneys
for the United States Bureau of
Reclamation to the effect that all
unappropriated waters of western
rivers belonging to the government
and not to the states. The inter
state river commissioners called up
on the governors and attorneys gen
eral of all western states to arise
and protect the rights of these states
in the many cases now pending in
federal courts.
The fact that Senator Warren as
entered strenuous protest against
issuance of the power plant license
was disclosed when President L.
Ward Bannister of the Denver
Chamber of Commerce received a
copy of a letter the senior Wyom-
ing senator sent to the power com
mission.
River League is Chartered
Furtherance of the fight to pro-
tect the interests of the residents
of Colorado, Utah. Wyoming and
New Mexico in the water distribu-
ton controversy of the Colorado
river precipitated the forming OF
the Colorado river league in Den
yer
The league has filed incorporation
papers with the secretary of state
and has for signers mayors, cham
bers of heads and civic
workers from over the state.
, 1925-10-14
ALLAN SEED JR. TO
MARRY NEW YORK GIRL

The many friends of Allan Hart
ly Seed, Jr.. who spent several
weeks in and around Cody the past
summer, will be pleased to hear of
his approaching marriage to Miss
Eva Standish Matthews, also of New
York. The wedding is to take place
on October oath, at the Cathedral
of Saint John the Divine. Saint
Savior's Chapel. in the city of New
York.
Mr.. Seed with his parents made
many friends while visiting in Cody
and Yellowstone park. They were
charmed with this section of the
Rockies, and went home p%roclaiming
their intention of returning in flu
ture years.
, 1925-10-14
NEW FURNACE AT RECTORY

Plumbers are busy installing a
new furnace at the Episcopal rec
tory, which will make the living
quarters of Rev. and Mrs. A. H.
Beatty much more comfortable the
coming winter. 1t is planned to
place the old furnace, which is in
adequate to heat the spacious rec
tory. in the church. w. r. Coe is
generously underwriting half of the
expense caused by this improvement,
which is. very characteristic of him,
and much appreciated by the mem
bers of Christ church.
, 1925-10-14
AG CLASS JUDGING
STOCK LESSON PERIODS

Paul Sweitzer, ag man at the
high school. is taking his class out
into the country for some real prac-
tical experience in both stock judg-
ing and other rural work. On
Monday, his class of Is boys butch
cred a hog at the Howard Fritzler
ranch on upper Sage creek. Prac-
ticall every day when weather per-
mits. Mr.. Sweitzer has his class
at the nearby ranches to look over
the stock and forage conditions.
, 1925-10-14
OPERATED FOR APPENDICITIS

G.. c. Dillavou was taken to the
Basin hospital on Tuesday morning
and operated on for appendicitis.
with which he had an acute attack
in July. DR.. C. E. Harris reports
that he is making a very satisfac-
tory recovery, and that there are
no evidence of complications of any
kind. Mr.. D%illavou's many friends
hope that he will soon be able to
return to business.-Basin Rustler.
, 1925-10-14
STATE X A N

Thos. M. Hyde of Greybull has
received word hal the State Board
of Charities and Reform had on
Tuesday taken action to turn over
the Broadmoor tract on which the
Wyoming State tuberculosis sana-
forum is to be Observation-Disclosures
Rustler.
, 1925-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. Allen and
daughter Marjorie left Saturday for
Cove. Oregon. where they go to
make their home. They were ac-
companied as far as Lewis lake by
George Bratton and T. ]. Walters,
where MI. Allen will take a last
fling at the big Mackinaw trout,
which have always held great charm
for him.
, 1925-10-14
CODY CLUB ANNUAL
REPORT PRINTED FORM


The annual report of the activ-
tiles of the Cody club for the fiscal
year ending October IL, 1925. has
been placed in printed form and is
a complete record of the financial
activities of the local club during
the past twelve months. Any mem
Der who failed to receive a report
at the annual meeting can secure
one from the new president, f. f.
MCGEE, or the secretary, Mrs. A.
Chamberlin.
The report shows that ~$3,271.25
was collected during the 1924-25
year from club members Inc that
1855 was received from other
sources. This, with the $15S.13
which was in the treasury at the
beginning of the year, and the 1924
camp ground fund of S453.S5
gave the club a fund of ~$3,91S.SS
with which to carry on it's activities.
Itemized disbursements are shown
in the report to the mount of
~$3,416.24. leaving a balance in the
fbank at the end of the fiscal year
of $502.64.
Campground Report
The ~treasurer's report of the
camp ground shows that the receipts
of this institution amounted to ST.
S02.SO. which together with the
$453-S5 Melted from last year made
a fund of $~3,256.65. Disbursements
from this fund, which included the
operation and improvement expenses
at the tourist park this
! n mounted ~ e. 1 90 10 ,rIsal .,lo.
deducted from the total receipts
leaves the camp ground fund with
the tidy balance of ~S2,134.22 in the
bank.
River Hill Project
Dave Jones, who has had charge
of the road work on the river hill
road, made an exhaustive report on
his project. His report shows that
he received $3,4S0.O0 from the car
load of INT which was secured a
year or two ago for road work in
the canyon. S"1,4S7.75 was secured
from the county, $4,000 from the
Yellowstone Park transportation
company, and $205.OO from sub
scription of local business men,
making a total of $5,672.75 avail
'D' WIN oA lulS TOdu. 1IGul-
lied disbursements amounting to
~$5,355.47 r shown in Mr.. Jones'
report, with a balance of $317.2S
left in the special fund.
Mr.. Jones also reported much
good work contributed by users of
the road, by truckmen who donated
the use of their men and trucks
and the use OF teams and drivers
for the grading and hauling of sur
facing.
Cody Club Budget
The collection of the budget for
the 1924-25 year was the most sue
~cessful in the history of the club.
Only fifty per cent of the subscribed
budget was asked for and for this
amount the greater number of the
business houses cooperated. 1928
members are listed in the report
and of this number, all but "a re-
sponded to the call of the collect
ing committee. Many have paid
since the report was made by the
treasurer and several others have
signified their intention to pay in
the near future.
In the printing of the report in
time for the annual meeting some
haste was necessary, and it has
been noted that the Cody Laundry,
which has always been a staunch
supporter of the Cody club work,
has been omitted from the budget
report. This is an error on the
part of the printer, and it may be
possible that other errors have been
made. However, those making the
report mad every effort to have it
as nearly correct as possible.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-28
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
AND THE RESULTS

Tev YORK Bee Na1@5s. Wv
N@E ,i-atNe zlt. &aa Il ten round
aesIs N tEeH Af@. Hat ra5la3el
pdja af1yra show aaJ Uuntrl ting
boat wa5~t- -frar,d Nal5,a b+ Tire
~-eou4 raHad ~ .h- li"l weight eli
miaa.ieu tournament ~oiiv N1maa,
>g. York. won teo wunl dcci.
ston from frankie Lct1v Of Troy.
Eeh rapt~ we're in fire lightweight
ceHHa -t-a raata is
Now Yclk-Ha>il G4.imo. Ne"
O4.rHs. aod Cu4dy - Marco, Fitt-
hHrgh, mon tonight i'm 'lsn last
torl of The tUst round Of thr
Il.hws -d' elimination tournament.
Ga'I4ao las been picked as the
tatoritn 20 VIM
Milwaukce-lnmy pclaner, 81.
Ia.l I4tt uErWc.slt, pointed
\onn- @trihliag in a ten round
bout.
Gan Francisco Lcffv Cooper
wrurhpd his Ircc badlv anl had
IT, take the tull coat ia the eighth
rooul of III, fi&hi Nth Joe Simo-
l1ieA Of Butte, Mont, at prclmlani
last night Physicians said prob
ably he viii not be ,.5lr 10 walk for
So, ral weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-28
Hudkins Wins
From Pat Mills
i'm lO-Round Go


Los ANGELES, Feb. 2S.-Ncp
Iludkin>, Nchra.ka lightweight,
won tie referee : decision in a fast
10 ronud bout with Pat Mills Eng.
lish hnAur at the Hollywood AM
eric9n Legion Stadium. II0dkin>
had the Euglislmaa gro4gy in the
fourth and eighth rounds, the lat.
tors gamrnrss saving him from Il
knockout. Harvey Perkiu, and
Ray Ncaman, heayEwci2hts, fought
six rounds to draw in the semi
"mdup IN the feature prclimim
nj, Eddie Di@gius, SAN Francisco,
took SiNround decision for Ed
die TGbou.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-28
FIND CHARGES
AC All NST HIM
TO Be UNTRUE;
Declares He Turned
Down Offers of
Money

NEN YORK, fcb. 98.-Tn -Tnvcsti.
g1tlon to find the source and the
reasons fer the attacks against
faao Nurmi, Finland ) star dis
tance runner, probably will be
started BY officials of the amat eur
a}hltic union.
The \. A. L. recently threaten
cd with suspension the clubs aft
Hated with the organization which
criticized Nurm because he did
net make new records every tnde he
Went on the track II was pointed
out then that many clubs We're ad-
v tising him for raceu against
N Ire when il was clearly understood
before h entered that he was only
to give IN exhibition.
Recently there have been pub
lishcd charges that Nurmi is de-
manding pay TO enter meets, Three
instances were cited where he was
alleged to have been given money
for competing the So Joseph 5
Catholic Club, the Fordham uniycr-
sitH and the Illinois Athletic club
games i'll Chicago.
Ne investigated these three
eases beeaUse tHev were tie only
oaea that were even Slightly de-
finite aud we found them to be un-
true, Fred W, kabim, secretary
bt the y y [. sad today
= Nurmi, it WIS said, had not pres.
euted any expense, fer Tire Fordhau
alHes He only asked for eartare
10 the 81. Joseph games and h.
did IA. include any items tor food
On tire hill he presented 10 tie Il.
lHois Athletic club.
We would like to know, Ru-
bun sud, the source. and the reas.
eas fer these attacks upon visitor
u'a Las TUNED down many offers
81 money thas arc Within the rule.
IL j, a serupuious amateur aud Il
fiuc spaItsm
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-28
Hoppe Bows to
HagenIacker in
Exciting Game

CHICAGO. j'eb. = NiIj,
Hoppe, perennial billiard champion
bowed 70 Er;ch iIasrniaraer OF
Germany in thejr 1'2 pal1IiHe gam,
in the international tournament
here last night, Iiaseuiaeher Won
100 10 299 in l. innings The Ger
man averaged a& IL; HOPPE =
I'll.
Hoppe has been defeated only
fivn times since he started playing
championship billiards.
Wclkcr Cochran lost to Edeuarl
lIoremau~, Belgium IN the @fter-
noon match. 100 to 26s. He is NOW
out of tho running,
The Hoppe defeat tightcn~ the
tournament and gives an interest
III. twist to the remaining games,
lIagenldcler plays Suzuki tins al
teiuoon ad Sehaef"r meets CoclTaa
In tonight $ battle.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-28
SAN DIEGO BOY
LIES DOWN ON
JOB Ar FIGHT

Brawlev Post, American Legion.
opened the boxing season ~ its
arena last night with the fir. earl
scheduled in the valley uutleg tho
regulation OF the state boxing con-
mission
Unfortunately fo, the i.agiot
boy, ther got of 10 a lad .:art,
th" card being particularly disap.
pointing insofar rs the main event
~as concerned. Tie fighting abili
Ties Of rrto Villa Of Los Angeles
and Joe AroStt Of san Diego were
~idala. heraldcl and their qchcdplct
o round bout WAS to be humdiug
er. IN. ead il turned out to be Il
! miserable flop, drawing groans
from cgcn til loyal BraWlcv root.
ers.
Pete Villa was not the cause of
the flop, aud Acosta undoubtedly
was as lie lad down for Il knock
oat il the third round. Twice in
the sagond round Aeosta went to
he canvas, the first time without
J being hi. The second time it was
due 10 a short hook which Villa
Naau9ed him with. \ short upper
cat put Aeosta on the floor Il. the
third round and he stretched at full
icngth WA.le Referee Piro counted
IF 1t.
Tbe Iast Number bad hardly sound
- When Aeosta bounded 10 lis feet,
4.oe teot RI - his corner for his
bath robe ana left She ring, al
o!uteiE anult. II lie Joasu I
hear something sharp from the box
lag commission for last night :
pe4 iormsae., tAere are II lot ot
poof gl.e>scrs in BrawIry.
Haffing Faui tooa IA siz.foGud
,ola.tiuai from Al Bu.z in ane'lcr
disappointing argument Tie black
hor fro@ Br"ty tried har. to
make il fight hut Ruiz seemed
70 be content to keep covered up,
trusting % u Wild swing nov and
'bea 10 beHg him the fight.
In the best scrap of the evening.
~ Brown Of Brawicy took tie de
cision from Kid Ma1ano Of san
Dl"go III n luur round 90. Thcs"
boys made a t.gtt Of it all the way,
first one and then the other being
dizzy from punches.
KId Loyiue of Brawlcy and Kid
Lyle Of sam bioGo opened the pro-
gram with good scrap, Lavinn tax
ing the decision after Ieadi24 all
the way.
10, l'ico rofcrccd the fight in IN
efficient manacr and kept the
fighters moving at all times. lie
will undoubtedly do much better
atfer AL hands get used TO the box
ing commission 5 regulations. Last
night thrr3 was considerable coach
jng from the corners, which ls not
to be allowed.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-28
Keen Competition
Tennis Matches
Pasadena Today

Los ANGELES. IL. 25- High
class competition WAS expected 1T
the lImaiineton hotel tcuuis to}uma-
meut in Pasadena today when Helen
Wills. natiba1l aud Olympic champ
iou, Waut pSair,t Huitrcd Sulr
aud Mrs Man. sutton Eundy faced
Charlotte llo,mcr
Mis-, wis Nou easily yesterday.
defeating the los AD4 lies city
champm Nrs William Henry, g.,
So. Au upset Of the opening day 5
play was tue defeat OF Bill Johu
tap, futmor national ebanh amd
hi, parucr >cil Brown, ~ ihe new
~iate team Of Cfan>ton Holman,
of Stanford and Gerald S.yutfo~1.
! IL California
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-28
THE PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For SaIe-EiScellaneOuS

FOR SALE-BulI dog nrn@jes, from
good stock. Call second house
north Of railroad at 1905 North
SiNth st. 27t2
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-28
TO INVESTIGATE ATTACKS AGAINST NURM
Here and There
in Sport World

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 28.--Whit-
tier College and the University of
California, southern branch, meet
tonight in game that viii decide
the basketball championship Of the
Southern California conference.
At present the branch leads the
procession, with Whittier and De
cidental tied for second. If the
Poets win tonight they will stop IN
TO first place over the Grizzlies
/ The same Midwick polo Iircup
tha, PLAYED in the national tourna-
ments last summer went into aeton
against the Pebble Beach four yes
terday, winning easily, II to 10.
The Midwicks spotted their rivals
10 goals for the contest, shutting
them out without AN additional
counter.
Ascot speedway will be "dark .
tomorrow, the regular Sunday ma
tinee being taken off because Of
the Culver City cont est. Racing
viii be resumed the following
week
The Pacific coast league playing
schedule for the season Of 1925, re
leased today, shows Il season of IS
weeks in the course Of which each
Of the eight clubs will play 2C5
championship games. The season
opens or April I with Oakland at
Sacramento, Seattle nj san Francis
90, Portland at Los Angeles and
Vernon either in Salt Lake or Long
Beach. The season closes on Oc.
tobcr Is.
john Red Oldham, left hand
ed pitcher formcrl Y with the Detroit
Tigers, has been purchased by tho
Vernon coast league club.
Ohiham has been restored h
good standing in organized baseball
bv Judge Landis and tire veteran
will report soon, il WAS announced
to-day by Tiger officials.
The Los Angeles A. C. basketball
team today was the recognized \.
\ t. champion OF Southern cali
feruia by virtue of its IS 10 Il
victory ov,r the Hollywood y {.
last ugh.. Tire L. a. \. G. squH1
viii represent this section at the
senior championship n Kmsas Ci.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-28

FOR SALE Invalid s wicker wheel
chair, suitable for street use, in
good condition. 654 Holt Ave.
26t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-28

LIPPIA, a lovely lawn turf thirty.
ing with almost no water. Write
for booklet IIill-Girt Nursery,
Martinez Calf. 9Stl
WORK WANTEp-Girl wants
house or hotel work, or work rs
maid Address 295 He'll Ave. 2St2
An anti gossip law failed 10 pass
IN Nebraska, perhap, becaGs ! s
fought BY tea dealers.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-28
For SGie-i| |OGtfrH

FOR SALt-Bcttcr hatclcd chicks,
for season 1924 we offer accrcdit-
cd 2A grade chicks only, Strong
vigorous chicks that viii live and
pay. Our March price VIII be
$40 per 1000. Less than 800
lots, one cent per chick more. Or
der now and be sure Of your
spring supply Of these quality
chicks. San Diego County Hatch
cry, Rte No, l, San Diego, Cal
Fri If
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-28
For Saic-Lirestock

.tH IHo su1.t Het Hulo-,
.H et-a. Efrattr mil"
tavtus .oI .u
6Nt N.NI il II. - cows or
Fta er me tnd ptyN
-H. bt Al sH Cab
aa l4i1af.
- --s E-- --.o
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-28
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Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-28
For Safe or Exchange
~ 0Rtea 10 Buy

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"AA--.b-secoud Eand furniture
CaA -05W SO Mann S,. l0tf
FURNITURE WANTED-li6 10.
9TH. Phone G23. 14tR
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-28

RA1ES:-The rate for inserting
PREPAID Classified or Liner Adver-
tIsemeE;s ia the Imperial Valley
Press is cen; per W ri each inser-
tion. Mirimum charge - cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-28
0SBOB NE WOOD
MAY RETURN TO
NlTED STATES
~ Unllrl rrc-- Leuscd Wire

IONA ~p
0enofnr Wood Is .fea % ID uaeb
Nua U5as t.a@ aee IS
understood f @'f' SEQ f.. ta. tol
\tty coutereac, with thc lm.t
oan r,#aoi aat, WooI 0rft IA 4u0a
.rlru, ua tr4A r4i ~ la- b
.4-.t apparently Uca lisH
NIt., oUE
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Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-28

'ARRED ROCK coclerels that viii
increase the egg production of
yoar flock. Parker strain have
nado and holds the worlds r. L.
laying records and transmits it
permanently to their offsprmgs.
81, - and So each. FL Centre
Hatchery, Imperial Ave. 26t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-28
WANT ADS

RA1ES:-The rate for inserting
Prepaid Classified or Liner Adver-
tisemehts in the Imperial Valley
Press is cen; per W ri eaca iaser-
tioa. Minimum charge = cents.
Hot SEIlOID furniture repairing.
including sewing marbues. pbaus.
graphs, vaeHum sUeepCf5 aui
doIfs. Il. l. Noo9s. o. nelt A..
aCr5
FOR sALE-lo 6eal hJ dairy
cows. miles north, : uiIc wet
from Meloland store. II. Bleem-
p sma, Rte l Box -, FL Centre
FOR RHNT-2 mfornished houses
aud small apt. $1,000 Mrs. Land,
7S3 Park Ave. 2stf
FOR SNEE-Two good Toggeubcrs
milk goats. Phone 31J, Imperial.
- -s5'
FOR SALE-20 pigs. 10 10 - lis.
team good horses. Clark W.
Affair, Secley. 2stl
FOR SALE trailer. 10. f4a
Commercial st. @,t5
SALE OR TRADL-l2 acres. small
house, on pavement, sandy soil
ideal for trees, consider ear ur
part trade, want $l5uo {. r.
Mcreer, Geu. Del. FL Ceutre.
4,n
FOR EFNT'-yegttobga-. - acres
5 miles Southwest of Fl Centre.
Hilc west of Cpntiucl!a school,
old alfalfa lame Owner r. Hell
mer, lJo5 Brodcrirk -. san Fran
cisco, Calf. IS NJ : II =
FOR SALE-76 acres mostly all in
alfalfa, we'll improved, including
teams and tools. Box 90 imPar-
ial. 2St15
FOR SALE-Tcam of year old
mules. J. VI. Miller, III miles
northwest Imperial. 2stlJ
WAITRESS-EXpericnccd. one not
afraid OF work. Wages open. Ap.
ply Imperial Lunch, Imperial Cal.
2st2
FOR SALE or rent. / room house, ]
acr2, close in. Apply 80 No. 18th.
2St6
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FOR RENT-Niccly furnished room
Very close in, private entrance.
52S Olive. ST.
FOR RENT-Carlsbad court, New
three room cottages, near new
highway and the beach. Hot and
cold wafer Tree. Duralitc bath
rooms and sinks. Cnfurnishcd or
furnished. Misses Holmes
Troutman, agents, Carlsbad, Cal,
2stl
BABY CHICKS. Baby Chicks. We
can supply better chicks this sea-
son than ever before. All popular
breeds ON hand every week. Pio-
uccr Hatchery. $40 So. Spring st.
Los Angeles, Calf. Sat #
JUST OPENED in NEW IRRlGA-
TlGN DISTRICT, UNUSUALIA
PRODUCTIVE FRUIT, FARM
AND COTTON LANDS.
In rising foothills near Orovilla.
California. Abundant water sup
ply guaranteed, at reasonable
"a soil l-op,.-p l.
on Loan, famous for growing cit
rus and deciduous fruits of OK
ceptional quality. No drainage
problems, no smudge pots. Here
grows the orange, lemon, avocado,
tig, olive, and all deciduous
fruits. EARLIEST AND NEW
Est FRUIT DISTRICT IN
CALIFORNIA TO EASTERN
MARKETS. SEASONS RAIN
FALL ALREADY . INCHES.
Storage reservoirs in mountains
overflowing. Oroville has many
industrial plants. Exceptional OF.
portmitv to secure work and live
on farm. Land selling at unusual
~ low price. liere you have Il
real chance. Ophir Land Com
pmy, Oroville, California, 2Htl
LIPPIA, a lovely lawn turf thirty.
ing with almost no water. Write
for booklet. IIillGirt Nursery,
Martinez. Calf. 2Stl
WORK WANTED Girl wants
house or hotel work, or work rs
maid Address 295 He'll Ave. 2St2
An anti gossip law failed to pass
IN Nnhrnskn nnrhnn. ha.nnN. \ -.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-28

FOR sALE--Gonn eofGet, in \. B.
aud .. \ real bargain. Rum
sey's Clothing Store, 9th and
Main Sf. 25t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-28
For Sdlc--KeaT Estate
APPRAISALS

- Centre Eeaity Eoarl is
- NaHr service am! will
safeguard your interest y
gittAs prompt, unbiased
report eH 4elue Of I'm
Lands arr. CITY Property
al nominal cost. Phone
4ie. ..as-6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-28
For Sale--.4utOs


FOR SALE ! tom Ford twca ".
good condition. rack. halr, h
and new rubber. Mt trr
COWS or Young stock. G.r Ara
strong, lIi4hpas> .s
FOR SALE or trade, tom r auh.
lie truck, w!ii trade Tor touring
car, balance On easy Terms. alt
Broadway. latt
FOR SALE ChMmcr, touring c1r
in good couditic2. VIII trade tnr
Ford or light car. j. N, CRAY
ford, Watts Battery Snop, ,.@
Main st. 1tf
FOR SALE-It you arr IN the mar
ket for a good Ford pusSeuger
ear or truck can usually fit you
out at prices below the market.
See me before buving l.. p. Sar
gent, So Main g. Phone ss3
z C9...c, L. i
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-28

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l.~FRNNrH- liu=te.u cow,
taaTHI Er IS III lft hip, s.
NH.ee ' ca>t of WliHues
te.eaa E'e =. Bon o., /. her.
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FOR LcGSe

Ep# LEA~ FIR sef b.,s, 50 ar.
r.l 5tH rahea. mile west Of
~snieg ~fafaH y. Mc5l, 436 D
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Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-28

Ascot speedway will be clark .
tomorrow, the regular Sunday ma
tinee. being taken off because Of
the Culver City contest. Racing
viii be resumed the following
week.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-28

foI, SNLI@3 laem mo3eFa lur.
nizbe# house. Sec owner so bate
ANc, or phone ala .5t5
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-28

HOUSEHOLD furniture rera.rag.
including sewing marbtues. phaus.
grdphS, ydcuum sweeper anI
aoIts. Il. L Hooas. d. HeIt A..
Go
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-28
For Reni-R00n9s,
4 BartRleRtS GEd Houses

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FOR RENT room furnished
house. 555 Vine St. 27t3'
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-28

FOR RENT-Desirable room n
strictly modern home, suitable
for one or Two gentlemen. 665
Hell Ave. 80
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-28

BABY CHICKS. Baby Chicks. We
can supply better chicks this sea
son than ever before. All popular
breeds ON hand every week. Pio-
uccr Hatchery, so So. Spring st.
Los Angeles, Calf. Sat #
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-28
ARTESIA HATCHERY
Lost and Found

23tG Ar'c~ia. Calf.
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