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, 1925-01-12

CHEYENNE. wyo., Jan. 1.-THE
eighteenth Wyoming legislature, con-
vening January 18th for a session OF
40 calendar days, consists OF SO mem
hers Of whom 27 are senator's and 81
are representatives.
In the following list OF members
senators who will rerve in the eigh.
tenth and nineteenth legislatures
are denoted by asterisks and Repub.
lIeans are denoted by Ho and Demo
Gratis by Cd:
Senators.
AIbany-Frank r. Anderson Ol,
Laramie.
Big Horn-'A. s. Mercer. Rl.
Hyatville.
Campbeli-Theodore wsnerus Cd,
Gillette.
carbon-w, w. Daley, 90. Raw.
Inns.
conversc-wads II. Fowler. CD,
Douglas.
crook-Roy II. Cameron. Rl Far.
rell.
, 1925-01-12

NNUAL INDUSTRIAL NUMBERS of the CAS-
PER DAILY TRIBUNE have appeared annually
y . for the past ten years recording the progress and
development of Casper and Wyoming. In each of
these editions the achievements of the year closing were
Offered as pledges for the future. And no one who views
Casper and this glorious state of today can fail to appre-
ciate how magni6cently these pledges have been re-
deemed.
The 1925 edition of the Casper Daily Tribune promises
to be even more imposing and comprehensive than num-
bers heretofore published. 1t will be colorful and attrac-
tive, richly illustrated, but its strongest feature is in the
enormous amount of information contained in authorita-
tive articles, many of them written by men of high promi-
nence in Wyoming and the nation.
Wyoming people, while already familiar with the quail
ity and excellence of these annual numbers, will be par
ticularly so with the 1925 edition because its vast array of
facts constitute a record of achievement greatly to be 4.
proud of.
Reservations for space in the advertising columns of
this number are now being made, also for extra copies.
Either phone or write and a representative will be glad to
call and explain further.
, 1925-01-12


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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-29

faflrs ffnfuas pa ga ia America In
ua iata 4ue ana zanJrn sus rem
Fi.lHas srfnaa ils Fespectiyos me-
fas aa e.4da lnoi D 10 l6gico, 10
tsaf9 y o. lmtn6tico, GA In accp-
rfU aaIl.a dei voeablo. es olyidar
dr fsius ptIueLas difereneias Dc
srloua Adad y concentFar los esfuer
@es ua Ce deiar llen puesto 81
l1uhrf ne nuestra Amfxica.
Elffe la eente ien0Eante insplra
usyoF admiration 10 golpeador q
81 FlUa cue un pensador a 10 Vas
.-ee -. q ia masa del pueblo nor
t,ameF.eauo. acosiumhrada a juz-
tlE-ls IoT las rersiones tendencio-
sse gHs ds nueslr0s puebl0s Ian
ha unQs c8sut0s pelicnlerus TO
Hs fsCrgr 1.1sos e. no Isleos escritores
lflrreseHfrs g fantaseadores como
Richard Harding Davis. Jack Lon
ana b ErE Heaeh, eemienza ya a
ia'wfles e.n geuuine aproeio- La
plfsEaa c. Firpo a eaior de Ro-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-29

Y por delante de Renault y Firpo.
De las tecc peleas que lleva efectua
das desde su, uegada Jos Estados
TTnidos, Quintin Romero ha triun-
fado Qecisivamente en- siete de elias.
cuatro por la via rapfdd del knock
out y tres por .puntos, con decision
.eficial. Ha tenido tres peleas sin de
cision en- las cQalcs Ia opinion del
pnblieo \ de Ia prensa ha estado di
vidida, ha enpatado una y perdido
dos, una pof Knockout, la de John
son, Y una por pUntos contra Jim
Maloney de Boston. Sus triunfos
mas sonados ham side los obtenidos
a expensas de Jack ReHault y Jack
sharkey,
Romero no es un boxeador per-
fecto nj hay esperai1zas de que 10
sea, Ha pasado va la edad florida
no posee nj la intuici6n nj la agi
lfdad requeridas para codearse' con
DEMPSEY. Sabe utilfzar las dos ma
nos eficazmente Y ataca bien en- los
|'clinches", pero no pone NADIA de
su narte para evitar los golpes del
contrario, confiado Ell su fortaleza
V en- su espartano coraz6n. De ALI
que a pesar de los pocos amos que
lleva dedicado al pugilisino tenga
va el rostro desfigurade por los
golpes. Qufntfn es' pura y
simplemente I'm Singer, POGO Wis
toso y algo pesado, pero aggressive
como I'm leon, fenaz y eInpenoso, ,
temible en- todos los momentos de
un 'combate
Renault, boxeador aeabado y PEI
gador Formidable Y certeroY fue de
frotado por Romero en- Boston, por-
que lie infundi6 respetD la fama que
Sc trafa el chileno de pugliista que
no aaba nj pedfa eueRtel, Y Sc man
tuvo d Ia defensi7a duIante el trans
scurso de Ia pelea, mientFas Rome
sro acumulaba puntos a fuerza de
atacar incesantelnentei alas
Su derrota por puntos a manos
ue sim AEaloney cs explfcable. AIa-
lonoE ees un lnozo lie veintid6s amos
que ha syenidoc sembrando cl terror
entire sus conrarius Y que posee mag
nfficas facultaaes Romero, por el
scontrario, me consta que no Sc ha-
llaba. bien de ssalnd en- esos dfas. La
noche antes de marcharse Bos-
ton para la pelea estuvo Romero a
visitarme. lie note con ell amino
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-29

aqui. perO, esgraciadamente, al
igual que Icoechea, apenas hubo OBJ
tenido algunos triuAfos, en-. vez de
quedarse en- Nueva York para apren
der Y para cimentar su cartel, sim
ti0 In nostalgia de la TERRA mar
ch6 a Buenos Aires. sin esperar los
jugosos contratos que pudo haber
.conseguido de haber permanecido. en-
los Estados Unid0s. FL chiieno Gle
mente Saavedra, de 200 Hbras de
peso, ha hecho aIgunas peleas con
cscasa fortuna. Dotado de fuerte
contexturn familiarizado con la
ciencia del boxeo, parece. invadirle
4 este muchacho una timidez incom-
Lprensible cada vez que sube al
ring, Shan sfdo tan seguides los
reveses sufIidos a manos de contra
rios de. cuarta fila que, a menos que
Sc opere sun cambio radical en- su
psicoIogla, esta llamado .continnar
en- ell nlont6n.
Firpo,. Vicentini y Romero-Rojas
han sido desde luego los latino-ame
ricanos que han tenido mas dcstaca
da actuaci6n aquf, v. a pesar de la
premature decadencia del prfnero
su n0mbre pasara a la historic del
ring" como ell del honibre que lam
z6 al invicto Dempsey fuera de las
cuerdas. Vicentini, por su parte ha
eonvencida a todos de que es Ell
lightweight dc mds poderoso
punch en- el mundo entero, Ro-
nero, fuerza de labor empeilosa
V tenaz ha logrado captarse las sim
pat1as del pdbliee norteamericano
que nprecia en- e1 cuaIfdades extra
ordinarias de valor y pujanza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-29
ROMERO ES PURA Y SIMPLE
MENTE IN "SLUGGER"

Sin los comienzos auspiciosos dc
Firpo y Vicentini, que Sc iniciaroH
triunfando en- sus primeros sencuen-
tros, Romero, a ralz de su aparatosa
derrota a manos de Floyd johnson,
en- vez de apocarse Y pleno de con
fianza en- su valer Sc lanz0 a recu-
perar el terreno perdido hasta lle-
gar a colocarse donde Sc halla en- Ia
actualidad, entire los mas .grandes
p1giles de peso pesado. Rickard-
como Sc recordard, le di0 el qpinto
lugar entire los "heayyweightsg mas
notables, de la 6peca, despu&s de
Dempsey, Willis, Gibbons y Weinert
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-29

iuear. Gs-puts dei campo0n Pancho
KMM 3 Frankie Genaro. y no seria
eafmEo que ran ALSO mas de prepa-
uala alera Tt6ulo bnena euenta del
nuuno s. dsI ilnlo-americano. Uno
ae ns mas nofables triunfos obtcni
as ga AueEa YORK Do constiuny0 IL
suafkoal NHe eu menOs de un
raaua aduInlstr0 a frankie Ashe,
rauEs6n de IuslaterFa $ successor del
Eunfn bien pGuderado Jimmy Wide.
fnru -nywfight" que ha alcan-
a,o as,mlsuo incidas yictorias en-
iof EFajos rnidos y que ~ muy so-
il4iada por u plblico, Is David
Nad. iAmlltn panaHeao y con0ci-
f3 "a "a pals p0g el sobreuombre
a. Tnnefa. ilace alglin tiempo, sc
mialsTen Brown 3 Abad en unO de
ss clubs locales. saliendo yictario-
30 ei HFimero pfsimo gnsto tuyieron
esios muehachGs al venir a saldar
fUenfaa cn esfe pals. la mission dc
.as h0geafoEFs latinO-amerieanos GA
ios Eraaos Unidos no debieFa ser
la a. ellmllarse entire ellOs sinO preci
rueufe tpd0 o. Contrari0. est0 es,
inrarr peleas duicameute con los na
eaaaies s. praaeEiar ga todo momen
to un fFeHte compacto, 0jala Sc con-
Eenzau ae ie seusatez dc esta OBJ
eer1 ari6a rlrrfos pnEiles que como
Nomfra i.oias $ Arnmls del Pine,
na han hcch8 desde su lleGada a
este lafs otra eosa cue retar, el pri
nero 8 llrf-1. > IL scgundO a GUAM
fa ~'isifWeighf" blspaneamericano
AEg a. Auega IoEk. Alagnificos os-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-29
LES TONY FUENTES
UNA FALSA ALARAIA?


Del heavyweight" Tony Fuentes
NADIA puedob decir porqne no To- he
vistoeen acci0n Y desconozco los an
teeedentes de su carrera. Alguien
per ALI me ha dicho que este mozo
era antes conocido en- los clubs me-
nores de california con ell seud6ni-
mo- de- Kid Shine o algo parecido
" que sIifrio. 'sknockoiits'' por doce-
mas antes de Tesurgir como Antonio.
Euentes, boxead0r mejicano para
servir Hstedes. Persenas que 10
han. visto .boxear EN- California y
cue con0cen su historic afirman
que Fdentes, Sc una falsa alarma
| y que ha adoptado la nacionalidad
mejicana como medida de emergen-
cia para explotar la fama de aque-
Hos dos formidables pdgiles de Me-
jieo, Aurelio Herrera y Joe Rivers,
que han deiado nombre impeTecede-
ro en- la historic del, pugiAsmo.
Lo de Kid Shine me -trae q. la men
te una pequela observation: Por
diarios que tengo a Ia Vista de Me-
jico, Cuba, Panama, ell PERT Y ,otrosl
pafses, noto que naestros pdgiIes On
embrion eomien9an q llamarse Kid,
Fighting. Battling. SparFing y que
sc yo cuantas sandeces nias y d
adoptar apodes sajones. Taor el Eeua.
dor la salido un tai Kid Ely que
lnas lie vatiera GaKses a. conoeer 4por.
su noml3re de DiIa, aHnque este faiet
ra Grisogono.f
Con Il adNenimiente de la prina~.
vera y ante la, oportunidad de PEE
lear en- los grandes- estaaios, no taAF-
daran Ell ingadir tstas pIayas nue.
lvos 'pdgiies de nuestras tierras. Sea-
nos permitid6 abrigar 10 esperan
"a de que siquiera de uno de ellos
salga an campe6n.
NueFa York, 13 de MARIO, 1925
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-29

cafdo, Y demostraba no estar toda-
Yfa plenameilte repaesto de Ia en-
termedad que le habfa aqueja9o an
tefiorlnente y que .le habIa obliga-
90 ataplazar el ''rlatch' de veyan-
cha con Renault escriturado para el
Madison Square Garden. Tai vez la
victoria de Maloney hubiera sido
.irremisible, perosel heche es que ,Ro-
nero no estaba en- fcondiciones de
hacer proezaS en- "el ring"
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05
Western Boxers
Must Have Chance
At Champ Crown
by United Press Leased Wire

los ANGELES, Feb. ANSWER
ing a query from the New York
boxing commission, the California
boxing commission today insisted
that western lightwcight5 must be
considered in awarding the crown
recently abdicatcd by Benny Leon
ard.
The eight best lightwcights i'll
The west are Joe cnjamin, Tommy
Carrier, Tommy Cello, Dick Hoppe,
Nee Hudlins, Tommy O 'Bricn, Phil
Salvador and Jack Silver
The eastern commission intcnda to
invite the leading western light
"eighls to compete in the New York
Tournament, it is understood here.
Al Of the men mentioned by Strcl-
niger are formally entered in an
elimination tournament that will
start at the American Legion arena
IN Hollywood during the latter part
of this month. The commissioner
viii insist that they fulfill their
agreements.
Strclinger hopes that the winner
Of the western tournament win be
matched with the eastern winner for
the worlds title.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05
Many Players
On Golf Course

Cnc Of tA" most popular spots in
Fl Ccntro at the present time is
the III Centre Golf club, and each
dag the courc is enjoyed by a
large number Of mon and women
r,avcrs, who take advantage Of the
opportunity to enjoy hcalthful cX-
crcisc in the bright sunshine.
Among those who were on the
course yesterday were Mr and Mrs.
Tom Gil, Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Kel-
Ter, Mr., aud Mrs. Tracy Miller, Mrs.
L. |. Martin, Irwin Wells, viii S.
fawcctt, Il. y. McPhcrlin, Quay
Smith and many others.
Frank Dodsou, professional for
the club, hung up a new record for
the courc ia competitive macth
with Twin Stan,cc, Don Halo and
Jack Harris, Dodson ) score was 81
made in G-&.4-t-5-4.3-4-4.
Mrs. Tom Gill with a score of 60
and Mrs, Tracy Miller with -, quail
flied for the president S cup match,
which is to be competed for in
March.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05
Raising Turkeys
Profitably to Be
Meeting Theme

In order to give turkey raiscrs
Of Imperial Valley facts on the
latest developments in the control
of black head and other diseases of
turkeys a special series of turkey
raiscrs meetings has been arranged
for Monday and Tuesday Of next
week.
AT these meetings Prof, " f,
Newton, extension specialist in
poultry of the University of Califor-
MIA, and formerly in charge of the
poultry division of the University
of Michigan will lecture on the re.
suits Of Il series of brilliant expert
mcnts conducted in California last
year by DIR, Graybill and other pa
biologists of the University on con
troll of turkey diseases.
In addition to the lecture by
Professor Newton II talk will be
given on Successful Production of
Turkeys in Imperial Valley by !,
G, Russell, Que of the largest aud
most successful turkey raiscrs in
'HN NdIlNN anu l lullldDlN NldI NJ o.
my of Imperial Valley Turkeys =
will be the subject of another talk
by j. 5, Cameron who has been I'M
usually Successful in marketing hi,
turkeys.
The full schedule of the meetings
is aS follows:
Monday, February 9, from $50 n.
m. to ll;3o Il. H. ON the !, W. Pick
EFT ranch, corner of the MayfloWcr
ditch road and Holt Ave. 81. miles
east of West.
From 1880 to &:@o ON the G. +,
Lcnout Ranch, miles west and
y mile north of Callpatria
fFrom | 80 70 $3.50 on the Il, L.
Bogct rancA, miles north, / mile
west and i mile north of Holt
willie.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05
Kid Williams is
Defeated in Bout
With Sailor Boy

Kid Williams, FL Centre heavy
weight, was defeated in the main
event at Wilmington by Sailor Ed
die Huffman, who is rated as one
OF the best heaVyWcights ON the
coast
Williams stayed the limit Of eight
rounds with Huffman, but the latter
VAS too clever for him and had Il
clear lead.
The local boxer has plenty of
stamina ANIL courage but needs cN-
pcricucc amid plans to remain ON the
coast for an Indefinite period, where
he can obtain the training he needs,
in order to develop his natural ahil.
ity.
The fact that he was able to stay
the limit with Huffman speaks we'll
for him, Us the navy hattlcr has
pul aral scrr.al Of the topuoLchcl-
il Les Angeles aud vicinity.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05
Fine Outlook For
Speed Handicap

TUUANA RACE TRACK, Feb. )
better Luck, Osprey, Suuspcro,
General Thatcher, SwinGaloug, Sun,
nyland, Dominique, Right On Time,
Girl Scout, Time Exposure and a
few other ,rrintcls Of the first wa
ter are considered the most likely
to start in n'th" fifth running Of the
speed handicap at the Tijuana
course, Sunday, February -.
The speed haudican the first of
the six big stakes which President
james ". Coffroth offers this sea-
SON, has $1,000 added money. The
winners share of this is $500 and
with entrance and starting fees, the
owner Of the victorious sprimtCr Will
be ncttcd a sum slightly in excess
of $4,000. Nominations for the speed
handicap totalcd ST and in the list
are TO be fodud runners who have
been winners ON this metropolitan
courses of the countrp
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05
-rya~
keenan, Is First
Star Notable to
File Income Tax
BY TAyL0r

Frank Keenan,, the veteran aet9X,.-
was the first screen star to file asss-
income tax return this year, ssss ~
Mr.. Keenan, Yesterday expressed !.
himself to Collector of Internal !.
Revenue Rex. &. Goodcell as beings
delightfully."- surprised mt the small Z
tax rate in effect this year. s-es.
Last year Bill Hart filed the firssas
return, beating Tom Mix by aafs
eyelash, while Laura La Plante, tsss
Universal star, lead the feminine
stellar lights. As-.
MANY persons DO not undcr-s
stand, the provisions Of the new law
which allows Il - per cent reduce
tion from the computed tax on earnss
ed income, and are failing to talsass
advantage of this deduction. Not
only are they paying . per ceilts,
more tax than they should but they
are piiing up extra work for the
government. OF course, where this
- per cent reduction is not tasenS
by the taxpayer the governmelts
must return It. Both the taxpa yAY3
and the government will be aheud
II taxpayers SECURE the advice of
deputy collectors and take advant-
age OF all legal deductions" declar--
ed Collector Goodcell.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
AND THE RESULTS

Chicagc-Iocls Malone, st. Paul
middlcwcight, and Ray pelkcv,
Oakland, Cal, will meet at East
Chicago, Ind, February -. The
weight will be 100 pounds.
Oakland, Cal.-Buck lIollcy Of
Stockton, was given draw with
Tommy Loughrau Of Philadelphia
in the six round main event at the
Auditorium here last night. Tho
decision was unpopular, fans boo
ing referee Bob Shand for ten min.
utcs after he had raised the hands
OF both men.
San Francisco-Iohruv Burus
cutpoiutcd Sailor Smith in six
rounds at National Hail last night.
San Diego--Pal Moore, Memphis
bau.amWcight, had one of the
toughest fights of his career last
night AT Drcamland, but just man
aged to outpoint Tiger Jack Burns
of san Francisco in ten round
bout, Moore used the rabbit punch
throughout the battle. Lou Roll
niger knocked out Joe lIanauhan in
the first round of the scmi.tinal.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05
KANE PROTESTS
ARRANGEMENT
N. Y. COMMISSION
Other Complications Are
Cropping Up In
Plans
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

Omitted Press Staff Correspcnden)
NEW YORK, Feb. 5.--Sammy
Mand,ll, leading lightweight con
tender and one of the stars picked
by the New York boxing commits
sion to compete in the tournament
that is to decide the successor to
Benny Leonard, may be pulled out
of the tournament tomorrow.
Eddie Kane, MandclI s manager,
received notice from the commission
to report Friday afternoon and take
part in the draw for pairs that
ara to compete in the first round
of the tournament.
Kane said he was not certain
that he would take part in the
draw and that if he did it would
"be under protest. -
Mandcll and Sid ferris, admit
ted by almost every critic to be the
class of the aspirants for the
worlds lightweight championship,
are to meet tomorrow night in Mad
ison Square Garden. he said.
= do not think it is fair that
the commission should ask either
Mandcll or Tcrris to engage i'll two
contests Of the first round.
"lf the commission should rule
that the Mandcll-Tcrris match is
Il first round match we are willing
to accept it as such, Otherwise
some complication may arise if Ter
ris and Mandcll have to draw
again suppose that these two box
ers should be drawn again As OPP
ponenta. Would the commission
insist that they meet again in two
weeks whom the tournament is to
start?'
Kane said that he was making
his protest before the drawing OF
opponents so that Mandell could
not bc accused Of protesting against
a hard opponent alter the draw was
madA He said he WIS not going
to 60 anything definite until he had
talked to the commissioners.
Othrr complications that may uP-
set the tournament plans Of the
New York tournament developed
with tho announcement that the
PENNSYLVANIA commission was going
to hold a tournament among con
tenders on March +, and X. The
New York commission already has
appointed Eddie Wagner and AleN
Hart rs the Pennsylvania candl
dates. The dates are also in con
tlio..
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05
NURMI DENIES
BEING AFRAID
OF JOE RAY
Ry United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-."Paavo
Nurmi is not afraid to meet Joie
Ray in milo race. He is willing
to meet anyone at any fair dis
tancc," Hugo Quist, his manager,
said here today.
In withdrawing from the two mile
race here Saturday night, in which
he was to have run against Nurmi,
Ray criticized the "trick distances
that the Finn is running and chal-
lenged him to meet him i'll mile
Tacc. Ray said he had always been
willing to race at any standard mid
die distance and that lie had never
askod for special opponents, special
condition or special distances.
In answering Ray, Quist said that
when Nurmi was allowed to name
his own distance, he naturally pick
ed the ones that would not be too
much of q burden on him as he has
assumed n terrific program and
that he could not run himself out
every night.
.Nurmi competed in a special two
mile race at the Newark \. {.
games last night and won by Il
lap from Gunnar Nilsson and 1lmar
Prim and by almost two laps over
Gus Eager, the three muskctecrs who
have been trailing Nurmi since he
arrived.
Nurmi made two new records At
distances that were not on record.
lie made new record Of ll:5j 81
for 1000 meters and he beat Al
Shrubb 5 outdoor record for 1905
yards by doing the distance il
1875. His time for , ! > miles was
ll:59 4,j, which was II % sec
onds slower than Willie ltito!a :
record.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05
BIG PULP WOOD OFFER

WINNIPEG, Man.-Forty thou
sand square miles Of pulp wood land
in Manitoba will be sold to the
highest bidder by the federal de
partmcnt of lands to encourage the
development of the paper and pulp
industry in western Canada, accord
iuE TO an official announcement
here. The timber limits which run
along the east side of Lake Wmni-
peg. constitute practically all tAe
pulp wood il The province.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05
Former Valley
Man Burned to
Death in Utah

Information was received in this
city today, advising that Elmer G..
Edds, formerly a linotype operator
on the Press, WAS burned to death
in salt Lake City last week.
Edds was employed By the Press
about two years ago, and renamed
III FL Centre for the greater part
of year. He was wch known to
newspapcrmen and printers through
out the valley and was well liked
by them.
The information received here did
not give any of the details sur
rounding his tragic end. He is sur
vived by his wife.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05
Marriage Licenses

Trcio-Ayala--Liuo L, Trcio, -,
native Of Mexico, resident of Eraw
ley; Maria r Ayala, 10, native at
Arizona, resident of BraWlcv.
Flores-P -Perez-Nigucl Flores, %,
patiyc of Mexico, resident Of West
morl2Al; Isabel Perez Is u4tl'
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05
For SQLe-KeQI Estate
APPRAISALS

Ell Centre Realty Board is
at your service and will
safeguard your inter :st BY
giving prompt, unbiased
report on value of Farm
Lands and City Property
at nominal cost. Phone
4i0. 29t26
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05
RIVERSIDE WOMAN ..
WINNING FAME AS.
SONG COMPOSE r

Another California song writer
has achieved success. This time it
is Mrs. }. II. Downs of Riverside,
wife of Il southern Pacific compa-
ny official.
For years Mrs. Downs has been
writing various songs but only re-
Gently has her work come to the at
tcntion of the big eastern music
publishers who are now arranging
to publish them. The songs, most
ly ballads, sing praises of the west.
Their publication is expected to do
much 10 create added interest in
California and the Pacific coast.
Among the most recent of Mrs,
Downs, compositions are 1.-The Oft,
Apache Trail,'' Tahoe Maid, -,
"Whcrr Orange Blossoms Bloom, -
and Yosemite.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05
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Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05

Los ANGELES, Feb. J.-Georgc,
L. Eastman, vice president of the
Hollywood Athletic club, returned.
today from New York and Chicago
whore he has arranged iutcr-chb'
matches for the local institution.
1t is expected that Hollywood
will meet the Illinois a. C. swim.
ming team and that number of
SquaShbalt stars will come wcsti
from "asto.u clubs.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05
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WANTED TO RENT-By exper-
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of good melon land on shares. II.
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FOR SALE-Undcrwood typewrlt-
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