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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-06-24
UTILIZING Him.

"Obbahooginl Labbadoogoon! Blug.
gablabbie" cooed the infant
"Dear mel" sighed the young moth
er. How I wish little Hubert would
learn to talk!"
'Talk-nothing!" shouted the prod
igy's sire. "Gimme paper and pencil
If he'll just keep on that way I'll soon
have enough names for Pullman Ears
to win rs million dollars. kansas
City Star.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-06-24

Went fishing yesterday afternoon.
Got all popped up for the trip.
Friends told us that the finny fellows
were fairly clamoring for the bait.
So we went. We trolled, we cast,
and we offered tempting minnows.
We tried every known artifice. We
also angled. Even reverted to the
old trick of expectorating on the
bait. There were schools of fish there
but school was out. Yet, we had the
usual luck only more so. But some
day we are going fishing and they
are not going to tell US that we
should have come yesterday, or that
the best fishing is down the lake sew
en- miles. Hope springs eternal, etc.,
etc.-Fred E. Hadley.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-06-24
"HOw Cleared the Mill of Rats" BY
]. Tucker. r. /.

GAS night Waterman believe I have
seen more rats than any man. Dogs
wouldn't dare go near them. Got
S1.25 pkg. of RAT-SNAP, inside of
6 weeks cleared them all out. Killed
them by the score every night. Guess
the rest were scared away. I'll never
be without RAT SNAP" Three sizes
35c, Csc $1.25. Sold and guaranteed
by Public Drug Store and Farrell &
Keefc.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-06-24
GOitre Completely
Removed,
FOE THIS LADY

No Knife, Needle, Pain or Stain,
COlorless Liniment Used.
Mary A. Steinmetz, Kaukauna, Wis,
says: "Sorbol-Quadruple has so
completely removed my goitre that
you can not tell l ever had one. I
will be glad to tell any one how it
effected me-"
Sold at drug stores or write Sorbol
Company, Mechanicsburg, Ohio. Lo-
cally at Gertsmann Drug Store.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-06-24
Chance. Acquaintance.

Nearly every season 1 make the
acquaintance of one or more new
flowers. 1t takes years to exhaust
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-06-24

but your chances are only one in
ten.-Preston Times.
Evening star., 1925-09-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


CLEANING AND DYEING STORE. 3year
lease. excellent location. Macrose. 81"
18th st. Nv. y
A FIRST-CLASS MEAT MARKET on busi-
ness street: good reason for selling: books
open for inspection. Hours. 6-6. Address
Box 254T Star office.
PARTNER with $40 900 for profitable busl-
ness. established 1915: no details by letter
personal lnvestigation required. Address
BGv "aI-T star Office.
1915 BELMONT RID. N.W-I0-reom house
and furnishings. 10y owner: very reasonable.
Can ne seen any time.
RDoMlNG HOUSE for sale. near TN st.
NV. 10 and bath, hOt-Yater heat.
address Box 361-T. Star Office. -
EXPERIENCED FARMER To work farm Of
1OS acres IN nearby Maryland On the shares
house and outhulIdings on place. Apply Mr.
Shields. Room 81 40 l4th II. NJ. Nam
49, or Hyatts. 6ai-R.
FOR SALE-FruIt and produce store, town
6,O0a population. Address Box 1857. star
Office -
WILL SUBLET part of millinery. shop al
5l6 10Th st. NV. Frank. GOl6. Rent.
HOTEL FOR LEASE:
convenient downtown location.
80 guest rooms
fDGr private and four public baths.
parlor. dining room kitchen. et'.:
completely equipped and doing business.
reasonable rental.
Box 2"-r. Star Office.
Evening star., 1925-09-07
HELP--MALE-

BOY for work in flower and vegetable gar
den by week or month. Apply g. Thomas
Dunlop. Hayes lane. Chevy Chase Lake.
Evening star., 1925-09-07
ANOMEN'S MEARl\G

APPAREL STORE IN Sc.
for sale: nine-year lease; did
$4,000 business last year. Rea-
son for selling, have two stores.
Rent, $3.50 month for store and
5 rooms. Address Box 466-T ,
Star office. 81
Evening star., 1925-09-07

WOMAN white to do general housework in
small family in suburbs: make home. Ref
erence required Phone Main 9S4o on Sstur-
day. Cali $500 Newton ST.. Mt Rainier. Md.
ON Sunday morning.
Evening star., 1925-09-07
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. ANY complaint found nee
eSsary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000.
Rrafnch 11S
Evening star., 1925-09-07

BABY CARRIAGE. reed reversible. $40:
Gordon motor crib. s.: infants portable
hsthtuh. 81: all in excellent condition.
Phoup Cleveland 3lqS
Evening star., 1925-09-07

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
UNDRESSING MACHINE. .econd.hand Name
model and quote price 10 l.. J. Hook, Trone.
Va.
BooKs-BooKS-Boo LII. kINDs-
Bring them in or phone Franklin 541S
Pearlrnan's Sook shop a33 G NV.
CAMERAS tools Of every kind, feld glasses.
shotruus ANYTHING you have to sell. Groce's,
11th and z NV. Phi. Frank. s33 or postal
Evening star., 1925-09-07
3II East CaDltoI ST
BUSINESS TNsTRUCTTON.

O1Vll service examinations.
special intensive course at greatly reduced
rates for Septer1her exam. for those entering
thu. week; Tuitinn; s. for sten. and typ'g
SCHOOL. Sc. cor 18th & ?. Ph. FIR. 20so
Evening star., 1925-09-07
PERSONAL.

FRENCH TEACHER-START YOUR chill
"rs" %si asten,ian item given 70 SsEinaers and bs.E
ward pupils Franklin 1425.
FACIAL HAIR Il FII PERMANENTLY N Sls LIB REMOVED 70
years exp. 800 Kresge Bldg. 1th and q.
MRS. H. CASEY, 25Is MASTER ST, PHIL
TAs kos. "as %sn ssHS"' Ma ss
DESIRE TO MAKE TRIP TO CALIFORNIA
by car will share expenses: references re-
ouired Address Box i64-T. Star office. 3"
DOROTHY CoFFET SCHOOL OF BEAUTY
subjects furnished for all branches; enroll
now for day and night classes. 1923 4th
st. NV. Franklin l014l.
A GRADUATE IN ELECTC'Y WILL GIVE
9g diced bJ PSons o wesa
who have previously sold Fuller Brushes: re
FLsR FIJI nRnRsRa Co. ~" Star Rds wash Mrc
ington. n. c. at once.
FOR SAIL HAVE TWO RAILROAD
tickets to aass RssiEh aox az rhesp s; g9Sd s until
home viii board and care for one Or two
children prsfsrssy boys between 10 and
sS%abe sdses sox star oc
DO YOU OWN PROPERTY IN FLORIDA.
Sess are YoTns business % nnef leaving
for Florida Tues. Sept. 3. viii personally
repre- sent you in any business YOU are in
terested in. Phone Franklin 1895. Address
BOX 263-T. Star Office. e"
ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. DRUGLESS
PsshPd FrsaP t 4 TO- eRRGR NASH fPaesss Pre- B'fE
ELECTRIC BATH. THERAPEUTIC RAYS.
for neuritis constipation. lunmbago. rheu
matism stiff Joints. Graduate nurse tcol-
ored) No. 6935-J. 81
BEAUTY SPECIAL FOR SEPTEMBER
S3bORestful Refreshing Facial Treatment
for SO 80 IL YOU present this advertisement.
DOROTHY GRAY STUDIO. 1904 st. NV.
We PAY s., 70 SO FOR MEN'S-LADIES'
suits oVercoats Our prices for ola clothes.
all kinds are the highest. WASH. CLOTH
ING EXCHANGE.
Phone N aais 833 D a.w.
Evening star., 1925-09-07
Observation-Disclosures.


HEs-will pay highest prices for ladies' ladies'.
D Stein. laos 9TH st. NV. Ph y. 400.
ali knds pTHa pad Calls
Main 4145. Justh's Old Stand 81a D.
DIAAYNoS. jewelry ang old gold for cash. each
a1s ct h W. Rooms II and & NJ 6i5s
FEATHER BEDS ana furniture, 1est PRICES
pai1. Sdnare ph Deai S t9rnlture IHaa Co. Dol Eye
Highest prices paid give us call: Eagle
Furniture Co. 1908 3th 81. NV, Poioma"
FuRNITuR RE-It you have any furniture q
other goods TO sell. and you want to Obtain
hes, results. send for Louis Notes. 4:i ION
st, NV, Phone Franklin 30l5.
FCRNITCRE-Enough for an s-room house
wanted Immediately. win buy a whole or
odd pieces. Call Adams 1852. -
limit RE-Piano. carGe,s; rugs and mis- ms
Selianeons eel, dgrn,shinzs ] nsed sen, them ana
FURNITrRE-Pianos store ana once equip.
s6annSG 6a IStb 6, GaI%Ts Co aag &C. Ane''o"eer'
ETRN;TIRE. pianos, carpet. etc. Phone
wsscbIsr Nv d9SS Tor eoo Tsson "a or nave me call
you will feel satisfied with prices | pay. 5.
Weiscnherg. tl6 l0sh st. NV. Main e215. -
FURNITURE, OF al kinds wanted best prices
NV. or nnone FTankIin loa67.
FCRNITURE--Ii you want 10 obtain hes;
results for ycur furniture and other mis-
crllaneous call Mr. Shapiro. 500 Louisi an a
ave. NV. Franklin 3sS5.
GOLD silver. watches. diamonds and old
Iewetry needed manufacturing dept.
Fun cash value maid Selinger's. SIS 81.
LIVING ROOM SUITE or chairs straight or
ru"klng. mahogany or mahogany finish. Write
what You have and lowest cash price. no
dealers Address Box 24T. Star ofice.
MURPHY RED single secondhand Ad-
dress BoN :S5 1890 -. NV. -
OLD GOLD-Bring IN your old gold silver.
platinum. diamonds: also discarded Iewplry
We need them IN our manu- featuring dept.
viii pay highest prices A Kahn. Inc. 935
F ST.
OLD GOLD. SILVER. diamonds .r~eI-y. me.
beautiful pieces especially. A. y. Arnold.
l323 g 81. NV. Main sl.3.
PlAND-WtN take YOUR piano pisveT.
'"-srdicss OF cnudit iur. IN exchange mex
furniture Sander <ou- -Shaher Co. 6iI ST.
-" I'm lu5.
USED FL 2NlTURE inE rooms: complete
eutes anr odd pIeces. All. 800.
Evening star., 1925-09-07
Liberal Terms.

Open Evenings and Sundays,
STANLEY II. HORNER, Inc,
lois 18th St. Main 52o6.
Evening star., 1925-09-07
BUSINESS Opportunities

MULTIGRAPH EQUIPMENT. complete; !;
latest model practicallr new; valued around
81 900 offered $3.50 cash Address Box
S19-T Star pffice Ts
Evening star., 1925-09-07

MEN-Five. to sell goods on trans: cash Sc
curity and blue suit required. Union News
Co M. = East Basement, Union Station.
Evening star., 1925-09-07
SITIrATJONS--MALE fCopt'dD
4O63 1s

BBRRlIsGKLAyER. BRls white; 81 day. Phone Main
Ra4f baRs Ua@s Ss Sp Sp brick St
SfaS. sS Ts,S Tss; Ien;s Tsls waIIs"S oI; ~
UFFEUR-Exnerenced wishes place IN
nrivate family. sos y R st. NV.
CHIMNEY SWEEP-22 years experience:
son: son: B R. j. silver Spring. Md, Box -.
DRUGGIST capable manarer. open for
references and bond If rrauired. address
RoN 42a-T. Star oftire.
EVENING EMPLOYMENT. & 10 IL. for mar
nee work, selling. csshierins; very rapable;
no security selling considered Address Box
asst. Star offirr.
,.Ss S pSsDs xss to
JANIToR. white. arst class. all repairs and
paaintlnE included; 20 years experience. II"
MAN. with 10 years dept. store work. de-
sires position with some local store as floor
man. Address Box i6a.T star Office.
MAN colored wishes employment as Jani-
tor; exDerienced, and can furnish reference.
Call Lincoln 10l1o
MAN. white. young wants position as pri-
vate chauffeur: ~ years experience: me.
Goods. 1901 King at Alexandria. Va -
MAN AND WIFE wish janitor's apartment.
All OF Nf'le Ibf 1TeHham ptdtP NV.
PAINTING ana repair plastering done very
reasonable. Call Hyattsville sew. Sc
Pd tRMACIST, registered: op.n for rei,ef
work: regular needed. Phone Grimes
Pharmacy. North 1l06.
REGISTERED PHARMACIST thoroughly
experienced: regular or relief. Col 1921 -
STENOGRAPHIC or secretarial position de.
sired by law student: preferably with law
yer. Columbia Sde3. Sc
STENOG RAPHIC WORK. young man eve
nings: small compensation: reference. Phone
Col. 1891. Sc
WINDOWS to clean 10 and Is cents Ian
coin 22S5. Mayos. Call after s pm. l0'
YOUNG MAN. IS. desires clerical or active
work of any kind hest references Address
Box 316-T, Star Office.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16
No Sessions In
Court Today As
Judges Are Gone

Due to the absence of Judge
Cole and Judge Conkling, there were
no sessions in the superior court this
morning.
Judge Conkling left last night
for San Diego, to meet with the at
torneys this morning, for the pur-
pose of setting n date for trial of
the city of San Diego S suit to OBJ
tain the water rights to the San
Diego judges are disqualified from
Diego river. The San Diego Judges
are disqualified from presiding in
the case and Judge Conkling was
appointed to act in their place.
Judge Cole has gone to Los An
gcles, where he will remain next
week, holding court in one of the
departments of the Los Angeles SUI
perior court,
1t is expected that Judge Conk-
ling viii return to this city next
week and will hold court in Judge
Coles department, his own depart
ment being occupied with the I'm
perial Irrigation district eases in
which he is disqualified.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16
COPIES OF BRIEF
IN T0 P ICING
CASE RECEIVED

Growers and shippers of lettuce
in Imperial Valley who have been
actively supporting the top icing
case as filed before the Interstate
Comqeree Commission by the I'M
perial County Farm Bureau, the
Los Angeles Farm Bureau and prom
irent Los Angeles shippers, will be
interested to know that copies of
the brief have been received here.
\ decision by the Interstate Gem
merce Commission will probably be
received some time next month.
AS an increase in the cost of ship
ping lettuce by the "dry ear meth
cd, which is extensively used here
dur;Hg the winter months. would
result in thousands of dollars an
nual increase in the amount now
paid for this service, the shippers
are actively contesting the carriers
on the proposed increase
That the placing in effect of the
increase would amount to $44.50 per
acre addition based on 100 crates
to the acre and on the lettuce acre
age of the Imperial Valley, ostim-
atcd at $1,000 acres would total
$943, 10000, is the statement made
by Walter II. Sprague in the brief
submitted by the protestants.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16
SECRET SERVICE
AGENTS In VETS
HOSPITALS PLAN
by United Press Leased Wire

SAN DIEGO, May 16.-Secret
service agents should be placed in
every Veterans Bureau Hospital in
the land, unknown to hospital off
cials.
This was the recommendation
passed by disabled veterans of the
World War, assembled here in
state convention last night as the
opening gun i'll Il vigorous campaign
TO improve the condition of service
men in the government s hospitals
The resolution, passed unanimous
ly, followed hurling of charges that
the mail of patients at Palo Alto
hospital was opened and censored,
that patients were forbidden to see
friends except in the presence of at
tendants, and that brutalities were
practiced by internes at the hospi-
tai.
The veterans chose Stockton as
the site of the 1926 convention of
the organizations. After election
and installation of officers the con-
vention will come to its official end
late today.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16
Richardson Says Gas Tax Measure Badly BungIed
NAME CHOISSER
new PRINCIPAL
BORDER SCHOOL

Daniel P. Choisser, for the past
five years vice-principal of CaleX-
leo Union High School, was unani-
mouslv V chosen by the board of trus-
tees to be superintendent of the Ca
leXico public schools, succeeding c.
b. Collins, who resigned two weeks
ago. The superintendent 5 salary
was fixed at $500 per year with
free rental of home maintained
on the campus. Collins salary was
$4 800 plus living quarters.
During the course of the trustees
meeting, a delegation of high school
students presented a resolution en-
dorsing the work of Collins and urg-
ing that he be retained as superin-
tendent. The trustees took advan-
tage of the occasion to tell the stu
dents TO keep out of the manage
ment of school affairs, and Informed
them that they were entirely out of
their jurisdiction in attempting to
dictate who should be employed i'll
the schools.
Several other candidates for the
position of superintendent presented
applicatiOns to the board, and
though they were given hearing,
the selection of Mr.. Choisser had
evidently been decided upon preVi-
ous to the meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16
NOTED CHEMIST OF S. BUREAU
LAUDS VALLEY INSPECTION WORK

Horticultural Commissioner Harri-
gan has received a letter from +. NJ.
Chace, chemist of the United States
department of agriculture, extend
ing his congratulations upon tire for
nation of an organization compos-
ed of Imperial Valley cantalOupe
growers and shippers and pointing
out the desirability of maintaining
a strict standard of inspection.
Following is the letter, which the
commissioner believes will be of
interest to cantaloupe men through
out the valley:
~ Dear Mr.. Harrigan:
Il noticed the other day an an
nouncement of the organization of
cautaloupe growers and shippers. !
believe that this is a step in the
right direction as the control OF the
shipment of green fruit can be
greatly aided if strong volunteer
organization is backing up the reg
ular inspection force.
''Incidentally have just return
ed from an eastern trip, and while
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16
STATE OFFICIAL
OF LEGION WILL
VISIT VALLEY

GA home for every homeless child
of Il veteran is the message to be
brought to Imperial Valley, We'd
nesday, May 90, by Dave J o O'Lea-
ry. field secretary of the American
Legion Endowment Fund for dis
abled veterans and orphans of vete-
rams, representing national head
quarters in Southern California.
O Learv is scheduled to speak at
Il mass meeting in FL Centre of all
posts in Imperial county, in behalf
of the American Legion Endow-
ment Fund. Leonard Wilson. Los
Angeles attorney and widely
known member of the Legion, also
will talk.
The endowment fund drive is be
ing conducted by the national or
ganization of the American Legion
for the purpose of creating n trust
fund of 100000 the income of
which is to be used to care for dis
abled veterans and orphans of vet
Grams.
Organization of the Southern Cal
iutHld ulStIlcl 10 coiuucl lHc cdlh-
pa;gn has been placed i'll charge of
Buron r. Fits, past state comman-
der, rs chairman. Governor Rich
ardsOn is state chairman. and David
p. Barrows, former president of the
University of California and first
state commander of the American
Legion, is also aiding in the drive
The beginning of the actual drive
to raise California s. quota of the
$5,000,0o0, has been set for June l.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16
FL CENTRIC 70 BE SCENE OF FINE
AUTOMOBILE SHOW EARLY in JUNE

FL Centric is to be the scene of
: an All-Ameriean Valley Automobile
Show to be- held June 6 to l2 in
elusive, in u mammoth tent to be
erected on the vacant lot between
Sixth and Seventh streets on Broad
way.
This show promises to be the
biggest thing of its kind yet held
in Imperial Valley. The tent, meas
uring l30 by 800 feet has already
been obtained and will arrive in Ei
Centre several days before it is to
be raised. 1t will be large enough
to permit n generous display of all
model 1926 ears carried by the deal
ers in. Imperial Valley.
The entire ground space of the
tent will be floored and covered
with green baize. The back walls
will be decorated by the famous
Fred Glass paintings of America 8
National Parks. The overhead dee
orations, floral effects and electri-
cal illuminations will be an attrac'
tion in themselves.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16

in Washington, was called into con
ference with officials from Della
ware and Maryland who were re-
ouesting some action on the part
of the Federal Food and Drug au-
thorities against shipment of i'm.
.mature Delaware and Maryland
cantaloupes From their statements
it seems that there is period be-
tween the closing OF the Imperial
Valley season and the beginning OF
shipments from Central California.
when New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore markets are practically
without desirable melons. At this
time few buyers of the fly-by-
night variety arrive in the district
along the eastern shore Of Mary
land and in Delaware, and purchase
eantaloupes which are entirely IN.
fit for consumption.
''These melons are placed on the
market ut q highly satisfactory
price, both TO the grower and spec
ulator, but to the utter demoTdil-
Continued on Page -
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16
INLAND DRUGGIST
Held FOR TRIAL

Following a preliminary hearing
before Judge P. n. Myers at Cali
patria, II. l.. Bence, druggist at
INLAND, was held to answer in the
superior court on a charge of incest
and rape involving his II year old
daughter.
Before testimony in the case was
submitted Judge Myers ordered the
court room cleared of all specta
tors, owing to the nature of the
case, allowing only the defendant,
his attorney and court officials to
be present.
Bonds in the case were fixed at
$500 and being unable to furnish
bail, Bence was returned to the
county Jail where he has been con
fined since his arrest last Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16
j. 5. Is MAKING
DRIVE TO HAVE
DEBTS REFUNDED
Five Countries Informed
That Debts Should
Be Paid Soon
by United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, May 16..-Actual
debt negotiations between this gov
crnment and Italy, Belgium, Czeeho-
Slovakia and Rumania are i'll pro-
gress, it was learned i'll authorita-
tive circles here today.
Negotiations for funding the
French debt have reached point
where this government is hopeful
that French commission will be
'sent to Washington with definite
offer in the nCar future, according
to Il high official here.
Pressure has been brought to
bear by this government upon the
five chief countries which have not
funded their American debts. Not
only France, but Italy, Belgium,
Rumania and Czecho-Slovakia have
been informed that it is this gov
ernment 2 earnest desire that debt
negotiations be brought to a salts
factory termination at the earliest
possible moment. Although the
state department is handling the
negotiations in the various coun-
tries lOI inc WOIlu NdI, lOIti5 II
debt committee, through its ambas-
sadors and ministers, the commits
sion itself is issuing al. instructions
and keeping close check upon the
negotiations.
The administration has decided
upon this new and concentrated
drive for debt funding as the most
important outstanding foreign prob
lem of this government and one
which is intimately connected with
taxation and the present economy
program.
Despite present negotiations, how
ever, several of tho debtor coun-
tries have failed to respond prompt
ly TO tho suggestion of an immedi-
ate funding settlement.
There is every indication here,
however. that the administration
has no intention of being sidetrack-
ed in is demands and that it. will
continue to exert pressure until
the respective debts are funded.
The general terms being offered
are those authorized by acts of con-
grcss and which already have been
granted to Great Britain, Hungary,
Finland, Lithuania and Poland.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16
WHAT'S DOING

"'zandoc the Great" Valley
theater tonight.
"Silent Sanderson,' Palace
theater tonight.
Eldctrical home 1241 State
street, open to public TO this
evening, 2-5 and 10 p. N. to-
morrow.
Bensfit dance at Mt. Signal
school tonight.
Initiation of U. G. It. candi-
dates preceded by banquet at
Barbara Worth hotel, GAS to-
night.
Children's Day exercises,
Baptist church, II a. m. tomor-
row.
Madame Sans Gene, Val
ley theater Sunday night.
Concert sponsored by Prof.
Elmer A. Todd, Christian church
tomorrow night.
Recreation of Brian Kent, -
Palace theater tomorrow night.
Twice Told Tales Section of
10000 Club meets with Mrs. j.
F. Baker, Monday 2:30 p. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16
DAIRYMAN'S
LICENSE is
SUSPENDED

Ben Bonini, a dairyman in the
Alamorio district, failed to heed n
warming to clean up his dairy, Civ
en- this week by Guy p. Mayo, state
dairy inspector who suspended Bo-
minis dairy license at that time.
When inspector Mayo made a see
ond visit to the dairy, and found
that his orders had not been com
piled with, he placed Bonini under
arrest Following trial in the
Brawley court yesterday, Bonini
was fined $50 by Judge II. B. Grit
fin, who also reprimanded the de
fendant for not complying with the
law.
Bonini was the third man to he
fined this week for violation of the
state law covering the sanitation of
dairies, and Inspector Mayo stated
this morning that other dairymen
who fail to comply with the reglria-
tions will also be brought into court.