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Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21
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AUTHORITY ON
PLAYGROUND
WORK COMING

G. 2. Raitt, superi3 ondcnt Of
playground work in Les Angeles
will be in The valley March -, %,
p and 2S with his very complete
and Varied plaus for swimming
plunges. Mr.. Raitt is coming to the
valley through an .lyitation ex-
tended by the recreational commit
tee of TIE juvenile problems corr
mittee OF Fl Centre. including Mrs.
+. i. Fuller, Mrs. b. L. Roberts and
J. r. Rice. He is considered the
best. authority ca playground facj-
lities in the Cmited States and tho
valley : very fortunate IN securing
him free OF all cost. IS the play
ground committee of Los Angeles
is paving his expenses to III" val-
ley.
Different plans which have been
suggested for a plunge and other
equipment in FL Centre will Be sub.
ma:ted to Mr.. Raitt. who will give
his advice concerning them.
A survey Of facilities in Cal
patria, Imperial and Holtville viii
also be made by Mr.. Raitt while
in tho valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21
Local Students
Hurt in Crash

Misc Romainc Richmond and Rich
ard Watson, local high school stu.
dents are recovering at their Icspec.
tives homes today from painful in.
iurics sustained Thursday night in
an automobile crash, sustained when
they were returning from n weiner
roast given by the young folks of
the Methodist church. There was
Il large attendance and tho ma.
chimes, coming back, were tra"eling
close together over u rut:v road.
The car ahead OF Young Watson,
driven by Paul Gillctt. in attempt.
.Hg 10 negotiate 4 bad place N the
road stopped so suddenly tha. Wat.
son, who was driving 4 stripped
Ford was unable TO stop quick
enough 10 avoid hitting The other
car.
Miss Richmond sustained a pain
ful cut across the head and bruises
ahout her anklcr, caused by the
impac.. Watson, hcr escort. was
cut about the mouth and face when
thrown against the w-Adshien. Gil
lett was uniujured and both ears
L-cfe considerably damaged.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21
Creamery Stock
Shows Big Jump

Shares in the Imperial Valley
Milk Producers association, which
five years ago were worth $50, arc
now worth $205, according to the
monthly report Of the association
held this week.
Hugh Osborne of this city has
been elected director of the Chal.
lengc Creamery association. through
which agency tho product of the
local concern is marketed. Mr.. Os-
borne is also director of the I'm.
pcr,al Valley MIX Producers as.
sociation.
\ monthly report showing the fl
nancial condition of the association
will be mailed To each stakeholder
hereafter, ut the same time that
checks are mailed.
The next meeting OF the associa-
ton will be held in Holtyillc on
April Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21
Tennis Contest
Is On Today

Members of tnc Central high
school E.rls tennis tca,ns arc to-
day playing Brawley girls a; thcir
ccaets IL &c in t." pcc,imiuari.s II
tie tennis contest among v3Xc.-
high schools. i
Last Saturday Central l!aycd
Eol.yillc ana won seven out If nine
matches. Tie f'.M toarramc5. IS
slated for next Saturday at Braw-
leg with the two winning taams
competing FOR the valley champion
shin ON Saturday, April l.
Central boasts some srIcud.d .ca-
mis- players thir year ana there i a
stfoaa likelihood that they may
cary &c the championship ponors.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21
Weird Mixup In
Murder Trial

AUBURN, Cal, Mar. 2l.-" West
crn Justice was on trial here TO-
GAY. ~ase Of unusual features
which include the presence Of a
father and son. both attorneys, on
opposite side. two men claiming TO
have killed anothm, and the des-
cription OF the dead man shot
through the eye, but found with his
speetacles unbrokenJ
David s. viii, Henry Worth and
Mes H. Andrews, Placer miners,
are charged with killing Thomas
Carl near Spring Garden January
10 when the latter refused 10 obey
a court order to gos off the claim.
Both Wll and Worth say they
fired the shot which killed Carl
Two bullets Of different ealiber
wore found in his body.
A K. Robinson, rs. a picturesque
old lawyer, is special prosecutor.
and his son, X. d. Robinson, is IL.
terney for the defense. 4
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21
Insane Man In
Death Attempt

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 21.--Clif.
ford Forber, %, an escaped inmate
of the insane asylum at Patton,
made a dramatic attempt at suicide
here today by leaping in the path
Of a street-car at q downtown
street corner.
lie was saved from the death
when the fender Of the trolley threw
his body clear from the tracks. lie
was taken to a hospital and treated
for painful bruises about ihc arm
and right side.
Forber will be returned to the
state asylum where he was first
committed in 1921.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21
LEARNING TO LOVE- yAnr Y5h51 355 154gsE Mss; CONNIE II
PERSONALS

1
Mrs. ]. J. Green has entirely
! recovered from an illness which
confined her 20 her home for more
than week.
/ Dorsey Whitclaw returned last
night from u we3;'s soioum IN
Los Angeles and Bakersfield, where
he was called in connection with leg
al matters.
John Loofbourow arrived IN town
last night and will spend the week
end with his family.
,Ir. and Mrs. Don Bitter went
10 San Diego for the weekend.
]. s. Carmichael, secretary Of the
chamber of commerce, is in Saa Die
so today TO. attend 4 EiwauH
meeting in that city.
joe Bowers of this city is send
ing two weeks in Ordway, Colorado,
in connection with Amicon Proth-
ers interests in the cantaloHre in
1ustry.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mccarthy
Of La Mesa are spending the week
end with Mrs. Mccarthy sister,
Mrs. II. ". Reedy.
Berniec Williams, one of the teach
era in tho Imperial high school, WAS
y FL Centre today on business.
I. r. Marine Of Valparaiso. In.
dams, was looking after Interests
N the valley today. This j. Mr.
3iar;ne's : first visit TO the valley.
although he has owned land here
fer some tim1 and IS very mach i'm
pressed with the valley.
Paul l.. Marsh and family let
for 4 woek-cnd trip TO points on
the coast. including San Diego and
los Angeles.
The mauv friends or Mrs. J. G..
Hamilton. mother OF W. Z. tamil
ION on Hamilton street, who fell
ana broke hcv hip last fan VIII be
u,eased 20 know is much improved
nj Is able to be out Of the bed
AID about the home again.
: ar. and Mrs. 7. W. Beach Of
Rutirand, Massachusetts. are s.ght-
siae III the valley THIS week.
Hiss Grace rauforih Of Buffalo,
View York : 81 REGISTRAR. at the
Barbara Worth Hotel
Irs. Frank Never q Mc!olana
: visiting IN FL Ceu;ro todaT.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. =. ponneH and
party Of Boston arc touring the vai.
ley today ON their trip Though
Southern California.
&. ". Coble, promin-l. merchant
at Meloland. was in Fl Centre today
Oh business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Jones left
for san Diego tbs morning TO
spend the weekend with frie>ds.
Mrs. ). T. Foncamon. who has
been confined 10 hr bed for the
past week. IS somewhat improved.
State Tra fife Inspector Frank :.
Quinn, with headquarters in Sau
Diego arrived lass !.gi-, 10 check
up all matters pertaining TO ms of
ticial position. IL" vas visiting the
automobilc club this morning in
connection with h.s official duties.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21
SIXTEENTH BIRTHDAY OF
LOCAL BOY CELEBRATED

Several of his most intimate
friends helped Samuel Eastman eel
obrate his sixteenth birthday at his
home last night. Games and guess,
ing contests were INDUCED in, with
prizes going to Hubert Goss, John
f. Nichols and Albert De Eore. a
large birthday cake was feature
of the occasion, which was served
with ice cream as fitting tcrmina-
tion of the evenings festivities.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21
ROLDNESS OF THIEF
REACHES TIE PEAK

SiOTN CITY, Iowa Boldncss
among thieves reached the peal;
here whom - was stolen from u
woman Juror at the courthous
The thief took jhc money from her
ccat IN cloak room not 20 fcot
awav fsem whcrc another person
was Gu trial for larceny.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21
U. c. Southern
Branch to Move
to Beverly Hills
ny United Press Leased Wire

NJ I nited Press Leased Wire
SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 21.-
The Southern California branch
Of tho university Of California
will be moved from its present
location in Los Angeles to 4
new site at Beverly Hills.
The board of regents OF the
institution this afternoon i'll cx-
ecutive session voted to accept
the Beverly Hills or Wcstwood
offer Of approximately 1856
acres.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21

Los ANGELES, Mar. 2l.-- The
new site chosen for the southern
branch of the University of Cali
fo1nia is tract Of "15 acres at
The foot Of Beverly Hills, known as
thc "Lctts estate
It is within the city limits of
Los Angeles, directly opposite the
Los Angeles Country club and ad-
joining the Beverly Hill boundaries.
The ste fronts on Beverly boule-
Nmd, and a. present is controlled
by Ianss Brothers, subdivi1egs.
The central portion Of the tract,
containing Approximately 100 acres,
Is practically level, and is said to
be admirably adapted for use as
u university c&mpus.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21
Today Marks the
Opening of
Spring,

Today marks the first day of
spring, which while not mean
ing & great deal in the lives of
Imperial Valley folks, as so
many days are springlike here.
marks an epoch in the lives of
fasteners and middle western
ers. The following notes from
various parts of the country
would indicate that spring has
came
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21

i oecasin~s. Phone El Centre $50. adv
Thief Enters Roon-W. c. Moore
; reported 10 the police this morning
F, that Z :heif had entered his room in
local hotel, making away with q
scarf pin, q dress coat and o kiwa-
MS pin. Tie latter bears the name
Of the Riverside hiwanis club and
the letter "K.'
The Keynoteof the Gospel is
subject of sermon at State Street
Christian Church at II .. N. service
on Sunday. At 7;30 ?. IN. the min
lister VIII preach on, 1.-The Answer
ing Note. - All are invited to these
services. adv
Automobile Loans. clear your
ear and loan YOU money, you pay
me by tha month. Fred R. Cross,
660 Main ST. Phone 35aJ, El Cen
tro. adv.
Loynd Serves the Best Fountain
Lunch in Southern California. Try it
once and get the habit. eodtf adv.
Brick Furnished Lghts-The spot
light used st the lettuce men 5 ball
Thursday night, adding consider
able TO the attractiveness Of the oc
casien. were furnished gratuitously
by Arthur Brick, Of the Valley and
Palace theaters. Jack Harris, who
arranged she hall, stated this morn
ing that he and the other lettuce
men greatly appreciated Bricks
courtesy and it was overlooked in
making . report ot the Ball in yes
terdaE's paper.
Special Services at State Street
Christian Church at $50 every
evening except Saturday. All are
welcome Plain Bible truth. Saliva
tion for al No seetarianism. adv
Dance Every Wet. E Sat. nights
a+ Hcbcr Palm GARDEN. adv
Davis Beauty FaI.y.. Phone o27.
a3v
Mrs. Brooks Beauty Shop. Phone
226. adv
Eucalyptus School Wins - The
bows baseball team and the girls
indoor teams from Eucalyptus school
handed walloping TO the teams
from the See,ey school this week.
The Eucalyptus girls won their
game 2S 10 %, while the boys from
Eucalyptus trimmed the Seeley boys
II TO Q. Great joy therefore reigns
at Eucalyptus. according to Ruth
Ehulke, who advised the Press of
the double victory.
Young Ladies' Glass, par excel.
lenee ri State Street Christian
Church. Teacher, Mrs s. o. Lingo.
adv
Eatables Always Fresh at Steves.
adv
Remember the dance at Mt. Signal
school. Fri, Mar. 20. n W adv
Davis Beauty Parlor. Phone 2S7.
Splendid Glasses for Primary and
Junior pupils at State Street Chris
tian Church. Attend adult classes
and brinp children adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21
COTTON MARKETS
Nv United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Mar. 9l.-Thc cot
ION market closed lower. off . to 8
points. Spots quiet, off Is; mjds
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21

SARATOGA, Calif.-The Goth an.
nual Saratoga Blossom festival ush.
cred official spring into California
today.
Millions of blossoms have trans.
formed Santa Clara Valley into Il
shimmcring sea Of pink and white,
through which highways from every
direction bring thousands Of spring
celebrants to the festival.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.-Spr;ng ar
rived here today in midsummer
proportions if an abundance of flow
ers is any criterion. The entire
town was bedecked with blossoms
heralding the opening OF the Ma
tioual Flower show. Electric Park,
where the show is being held, was
turned into japanese and Italian
gardens and promenaaes banked
with blossoms winding about over
the grounds.
NEW YORK-spring is really
here. The aoudad--au animal IN
the Bronx ZOO that disl;kes cold
weather-grccted the new season by
presenting two baby aoudads. The
first robins are out. Posters an
nouncing circus are NJ. -z>
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21

Hotel Barbara Worth clut' break
fast 25c up. Special chicken. turkey
ard steak dinners sl.00. Table de
hote dinner $1.00. Seventh street
entrance direct into dining room. al
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21

Thief Enters Roon-W. C. Moore
reported TO the police this morning
that :heif had entered his room in
4 local hotel, making away with q
scarf pin, q dress coat and kiwa-
MS pin. Tie latter bears the name
Of the Riverside Kiwanis club and
the letter "K.'
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21

Noland's Orchestra. Music FOR all
oecasin~s. Phone El Centro 5s3. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21
Telephone Officials Here {

The Keyloteof the Gospel is
subject Of sermon AZ State Street
Christian Church at II n. II. service
ON Sunday. At 7:30 = -. the min:
lister viii preach on. The Answer
ing Note Al are invited to these
Services. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21

DR.. Harry hooper, Dentist Ga
Main st. Phone 3S2W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21

The Keynoteof the Gospel IS
subject of sermon At State Street
Christian Church at II Z. N. service
on Sunday. At 1:30 ?. N. the min
lister VIII preach on, 1.-The Answer
ing Note. - All are invited TO these
services. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21

Automobile Loans. clear your
ear and loan you money, you pay
me by tha month. Fred R. Cross,
660 Main ST. Phone 359J, El Cen
tro. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21

School OF Music. Elmer A. Todd
assisted by Estelle Katherine Need
ham and Fern Newton. Ali
grades. Delightful method for child
rem. 624 Olive. Phone 466W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21

Wooda Blessy. Dance Studio. Z
Orange. Phone 41lW. a,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21

Everybody haus Taul's Buttered
Pop Corn. Why's adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and Comfy

Steve's SpeclaI noon lunch soc.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21

Splendid Glasses for Primary and
Junior pupils at State Street Chris
tian Church. Attend adult classes
and bring children. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21

Loynd Serves the Best Fountain
Lunch in Southern California. Try it
once and get the habit. eodtf adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21

Come to Adult Bible Class State
Street Christian Church, Sunday at
$50 =. m s. ". Lefeingweu, teach
er adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21

Davis Beauty Parlor. Phone q
a.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21

Special Services at State Street
Christian Church at $50 every
evening except Saturday. All are
welcome. Plain Bible truth. Saliva
ti0n for al No seetarianism. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21

Special Services at State Street
Christian Church Mt 7:30 every
evening (cXcept Saturdav.p Al are
welcome. Plain Bible truth Salva-
tion for all. No sectari2nism. ADV
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21

Mra. Brooks Beauty Shop. Phone
226. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-21

Dance Every Vea. Z Sat. night.
AZ Uebcr Palm Ga-lep. ADJ
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distance with never . wrench o. tool TO
touch L..
PEOPLE BUY THIS CAR because it gives
dsen exactly the came type Of engine they
find ia the most cosby Europezn-buils auto
mobiles-Panhard, Peugeot, Minerva,
Daimle<. Knight. Among these IRE the car
King Ceosye ofEndand, de Prince Of Wales,
King Albert Of Belgium and Other royal
personases favor most for their pessonal
and private use-a list Of the Knishten.
x4nedc.1 owness among the Old World
nobility reads like verbatim transcript Of
the Almanac De Coehal
PEOPLE BUY THIS CAR because it
known no carbon 1oubles-k has no valves
TO grind The Knight sleeve-valve idea
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docs away with BOTH, %. The Lanchesser
Balxnees Is another important exclusive
WHY'S. Knight feature. An ingenious
English inv<nfion that positively prevents
engine vibration At any and all speeds.
Owners will tell you emphaeieally that
smooth and resefl driving and riding. par.
tieula1iy At high speed, Is practically i'm.
possible without it!
PEOPLE BUY THIS CAR because Of it.
vuy definite aceept7bility from the woman
viewpoint A flexible car, exec ptionally
easy to drive. A commodious car, extra.
ordinarily comfortable 10 ride in. And
from the standpoint Of smartness Of design,
richness Of atmosphere, completeness and
elegance Of appointment-your Willys.
Knight typi6es all that the eentlewoman
could possibly desire in IN automobile. as
IN owner pregnantiy puts it!
These are the reasons why you, too. will
want the Willys-Knisht when you give it
your close personal examination. See il At
the show.rooms listed here. Ride in it.
Drive Il YourseE. A comprehensive list Of
owners In your own locality Is available to
you. Ask them about K. Then consider
these SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCED
PRICES! On any count By which you
may appraise the desirability Of IN auto.
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