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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-05

OiStufIcn mufoau toufoflum pm
iltopGipGlld
Itrs 01oion jotn oli nuftrnllt
NtrS SicgIerin fonsiu pubeeno ole
mana p0nG, toOi8ti ettei ban mcn-
IN. nlffumdm folmonteen terrof-
Iccn moun nouii plo8 lomom oi-
fam fuin @fr8 Sic9lerittn. gfpoS
fin han tooisti ettci ban flulllitt NJ.
tdGn ppSipu fnufou8tn pubcero ole
mana oonllna.
neutrality-suspicious. molttun puo
lesta eiitettiin mposfin III. M. @ltS-
Iesfin firjc ItrS r5ieelerille, iosio
ftrieesiG @uOlesfi pppii raboo; iefd
Wer8 Sicglerin ppastnus @uOleSfil-
Ie, iosio firiecsiG Wtr8 g. Ianoo
rttci ban llSfollo iultrempon Im-
moo l1bctt1G ia ciitt6G cttG nostoi-
ncn firiepoibto beioGn 1uolill1Gn
tupobt1tIt IolonimillG, iotfn olimot
firieeieeu mertittn. EGndn tiric-
luui66on mGGitti iolopoIiiii SSoneS,
futon e6elI1 on fcrrottit. Wtr$ 2.
t!mnusti firieen firjoittoncenio.
|criantoi.iI iItunn fcIIo 6 uitnno
lopctettiin toOiStniicn flntIrtStelu
Somono iltono felIo 12S pltbui
tmrntin Iofimir8 fSoSter loiltofltn-
no[Ie. San pubili noin tltnnin ia
fofIifpnmentG mimulttio. 9ouontoi-
oonllnu fello pIoli pbhefiGltG nlfoi
4trS SicqIerin lofilnies, ". e.
3oblc. pltbuo lottotlinnolle inbtet
tbicn pluIestl. San poni foiffi fN,
fpnid IiiffeeIIc oIoittoeSIoon fitinfo
mG6Gnnnt poiffo OH SurlcD ia len
mirfafunto. s6Gn ter1ipGlld pubefDs
lpnIlGGn polioSti foiffi mitG ipoan
tieii moItion tooiStoiiSto. @u0lcSfin
ban flupoii ionfarifli, iofo lpopoo
cbtoiicSti ou ottonitt "tlnn 6eifon
noiicn" ippn omofiecn ia enncn me.
nj Iinnoon fltin ilmoitti ioloiiiut.
Sen. lS1lhc fcSti noin fofii tlm
|. tio
rSpptt6i1Iofimieben npuIoinen pll
bni ptimeiiefii, oioittoen ettG Ioitto.
fimnon tltlee ottoo litfinr1 tpoit TO.
6iStitfiet ia toiinIiot.
Site Io,lontoino felIo 2 oioisIo
pdip1IIG onnettiiu oiio IdlttoflumnI
Ie, iofa 27 turttiu ia 40 minilttio
oiioo borfittuonn ontoi Iouilnton-
ia, cttG Wers emma SieeIer on
ippIIinen. Sltomori 6oleb beti ilt-
listi tiionlipn: "99 tuitotto 8oitpun,
@is linnoon." 01rs SieeIer otti
tltonlion pnstoon tDDnelIG mieIelIG,
bbnbiIten iGtti oifcusbuoneen. I'd.
nGGti, tnrstaino ionoo ban lopiiIIeen
j16bppGiict ebtG iGfIi ia bGnet
picSGGn @oltpun Iirmoon. Suomn.
ri ci mpont6nDt aiutto fuuIusterto,
9otttnfuntoon fintIiti neIiG nnis.
ia ia fohOefion miest6; iuomoIoiIio
toIme miest6 ia pfii noinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-05
Wtunilmnn uebndintu On pelOttu
luan picni

9fOomn. 0tooilnun mebniti
lonnc nGpttdG gpDin lpnfaltG. Beb
nGstG OH ei oii1ooStoan iuoronoinen
pultte, mittn pelGtG6r len lopphpnr
fnfonoan mnrffinoiltn. TGIlG ia.
noin ielittG1 @nnIniulpGIinen Noun
tpilielpSinStitlutti pleiSt1 tiIarmet-
ia mofltltttoen len oibeuttoneen ueh
nan binnm GSfciiet Duimoauot noit
int. SGrie8t0n ieIoStu8ten mufoon
on etelGiicn pullonpuoli8fon ipebnG
maroStot ilieitu milionnio busbeIeio
"IpbDnn1" Min ettG bintoien on
tGptb1pt pofoStofill nouSto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-05

Sos muulien tltIos oIiii oIttt tar
foSin iu6teeSia nbfDiien eOusfunnon
puoIiternbmitptieen oliitpot nrme,
rot oIIeet ieuroolpot: fofoumnlfieloi.
iiu SO, eoistpSmieIiIiG %, modlnis.
liittoGoiiin g. rltotInloiiio SO, io-
iio(ioemofroottein SO, fommuni8tc-
ia 2S.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-05

| pullluuIlt' SSluuUll Jun llulUL eIIQ
6dnellG on minltlle "ii9i" QeilD c.
Ii iotain minltlle. gliatellen, ett6 Ie
on liion rasfoS fantoa otin fooroni
ia oioin len @ogebic Gofen Iimu-
olpcn eteen. &apaiin WfrS Sieelerin
feittio8iG. tSGn oil bpsteriolliIesIa
tilaSio. &pipin bdneltG, nlifG mai
moa ia bGn ipibOoin Ionoi minulIe,
ctt1 bGn OIL ampunut 9[norem Siea.
lerin. - Wenin bunnceieen ia main
tSicglerin nrafautpnn puoteesia, eli
ci muoteeSIu untcefIi nultta
laottiolla. O1inG nGin werta dip.
motolIo, ppsig ia folme tDbi6G am
muficnfuorta lnpoSfin loattiolla.
Nuoteeu reunnllo of petoroltto
(cicopcrs). @tenin uIos ia tpIDin
6GneItG (0irS S:ltG) mit1 on tcbs
tGu1. Stir bon lonoi, cttG ponno
rlumiS fuuroon. 0tinG fieItGpopin.
Site ban ionoi tefcipGnid fen itie
ia ujopouiu poia. 0tin rimmiin ia
ponin len foorooni. SiIIoin wieGG
ci oltlt nloinittlt lnito0R robasto.
Wfim,llo oil oifoo oiettoisioni iitG
(ruunistu) Mos oifcen. @tinin
turfoitufieni oil jdttGG ie inbonfin
pQiffuan tiel(c. Mcnin tofoiiin blto.
nccicen nolttomoou Iotfiani ia otin
MOS pDSipn ia mnnutienfuoret
(outtioltu. sc oil 80 gautomnntti
ncn - Colt. @}infdiSlIoiiia inpi
mufiiu ci te6tp rintu, y iubteen,
nutttu 6dneIld {Wtrs I.W of ontuu
minuIlc 5000. 'se fSii HlintIle q.
luufii jog ioiihiiiiu itlonn. WainG
fieltdposiH- -ia..fsiit 5Ss- ssitot isifnlH-
Ic robot, nina Io8fin ne popOGllc.
@b6Genmin ban pani nc mintn
tnSflnlni."
Gjuo(cSfi iitte fertoi fltinfo ban
rluuniin fon8io ojoi ipnltion tiet1
mlnero fpnlmenettG - posta benz
0ett0nlGfii memtpt rlrlmis faaron
etlti8tr,inella foifeti i8tlmosia a
icmosIo. ltieito nutoio oil tuIlut
bdntG mostoon.
Nfrs Sieslerin fertOnns.
8erjontoino beti oomltlla, fun
oifeusi8tunto oIfoi, flttNlttiiil Wtrs
5iegler tooistoioInpnIGe. Sun fer.
toi clGmGstGGn, ettG 6dn on ipnt,
@o&bburniSio, isis, on 80 10.
suol6o, fGpnpt fol,Guo ieitIemGn
lroffao, meiuiDt olpioliittoon Der
9(. Sieglerin fonSId 10. 1914, iiis
Is miotioono. 2npiio on neliG,
luonbin pinn 10 muooen. Sdn mic
bcni1 fonSiu muttti Surlebn m:nn
1918 ia ieurndmonn muonna be
olfoilput ropintolnliiffeen, jobo1
multomou fintto mpo6emmin liitti-
mGt mn0sfin mnjntoIoIiiffeen ~
lpioelIm6nii ban ferfoi olleen al
I,pon belpCtillistG @niim1iiet flritii
fiuita micbeniG fobteIi bGntG bntuin,
nlltta Iitte ban muitttiii fiiffuiiefii
ia fitiolliiefii. giiitoo ia toppeIiu
oil ulituiiccn. 0ticS miboii Iopiiu ia
niittcn muofii cticinnnin rouGo rift.
foontti. gSilffooIlo toluoIIo bGn
fcrtoi IelfGIoltnoistonn Ti,rmtSti
nu6sfin fuinfo beiodn IiifcpoifoS
loon on bnrjoitettli ulboiSto epd
IimeellistG elGndG ia mnnh mdfi.
iuomio
0turbntopoltfieSto han nntoi leu
rooiuun fertonuifien: "SIIollu tou.
fof. I pdiwd J Scr 5iceIcr IGbti
Tenccen nolttomoou IieItG noiiio.
Scum nina feIlo bbOen aioisio poIIG
mcnin bIifertoon OF 0tr SicaGcr
muoteelIoon. Weenin oIofertoon nuf
finnon W1rs Ioion'in fonsio.
Roldin pl0S mdbdn cnncn feIIc
G:tto. @teniu pI1fcrtuon ia ndin,
ctt1 Wir SiegIer oil Iibtennt iuAo
teeItouu. Mcnin iGriestGmG6n poot.
teitten peiiin ia iirne trIi W1r Siee.
Ter. Spntpi rita. Ttr SieeIer otti
pulIon ionfn bnisfoii rintooni lpos
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-05
enrffnmata railuOa0 gIIasfasia.

0nmesiu S1ostdSio on tpn,me.
nid i6miIid ioirnshimtt tllrffltma.
tadn. SImoIntpoien ia foirotpoliof.
fsien anuIIo on gbODspoIloisto
Moettp iuienlddn furtfumGtGieeru.
mia touoiuaIoiiccu fcupunfiiu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-05
Snhoiin tnlipnIu Ghitaaosia.

gSiinc launntoino fltoli luiiit ben
fil01 tuIipoloaio joto pGGii poIloil
(ecn er1G9ii nclifcrrotiiicSio rofcn
mtfie&in Ghicuqoail.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-05
iinIi luerOlah.

@aicbigunisio on ostltnut moi
moan tiii gnioIiini ia auto nero
Iofi ionfo m,foon soioIiinisto be-
ritGdn lperro fofii ienttid enIiuntnI-
ia ia mitoisto niitten potncn NIT
fnon
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-05
8iseuniinin cntiHcn fnpern56ri
fnullnt.

@opnrO ScofieIo, entinen Bis-
coniinin flnuerno6ri, froIi tiistoino
fotonoon Scontosia, S9iS.
S1n tpoIittiin 8isconiinin fu-
iuernoorifii mlionnn 1895 ia bal.
melt fooItioto fofii tuirfofulttto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-05
ySnumcn pGGtuninliuirastun ticSOn
untOia.

5uonlesia tommif. Is p:nG bi-
Oettuien preiiOentin poGitiiiomie2teu
ponIien tl,lofIi8ta inu 9dGfoniuIin-
piroSto ilntri inupuneen Idbf6iano
mntieooitntien noiaIlo iImoittoo, at
ia woIitiiiamicbist6a iGfenet, 1t,
apultom 800, iutaittinpot puohte-
eIr ~ g r. IL.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29
POLICE BUREAU
STILL SHOWING
A nice PROFIT

I'll Controls police department
is still operating at a profit,
according to the figures for
May business, compiled by y
gcant N. G. Deaton. The I ii
income for the month was
$l,956.70 and the, operating cx-
penses amounted to $1,761.G0,
showing n profit of $195.37.
During the month, 81 eases
of traffic violations netted the
city Golfers $475. Fifty dol
lars more came from two eases
of disturbing the peace, eight
other cases for a similar offense
drawing six months each in the
county jail.
Gambling, of which there
were 81 cases, brought in $500;
drunkenness added $50 more.
Two cases of illegal possession
Of liquor netted 5000 each.
Dogs did their bit for the city
by causing their masters to pay
III Sl06.T0 for licenses; occu-
patton licenses amounted to
$40 and stage licenses closed
the items with a contribution of
Sl05.
With the approach of real
summer weather, Il slump in po-
lice business is anticipated,
though it is the intention of the
police to remain self-supporting
if they can, according to Chief
Barker.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29
COngratula t es
Milk Producers
Organic a tion

The Imperial Valley Milk Pro,
ducers' association, has received a
telegram of graduation from the
California Dairy Council. on sign
ing of the oleomargarine bill by
Governor Richardson.
The telegram states that the sue
cess of the bill was due to the as
sistance given by the Imperial Val
lev Milk Producers association and
other dairy organizations through
out the state. as well as those in
terested in child welfare work.
The dairy associations and the
child welfare workers bore the
brunt of the fight waged against
the olcomargarinc manufacturers,
who bitterly opposed the passage of
the bill.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

who added to the fun.
At the Harding school pupils Of
Miss Marie Lehman s Alb class and
Miss Grace Mckinney $ la enter
tanned each other by dramatizmg
the tales Of "Hansel and Grettal. =
and LITTLE Black Sambo. Miss
Mckinney s group gave the former
and Miss Lehman IS the latter.
An elaborate impromptu program
in which many of the children took
part was presented at the Lincoln
school by the pupils, who displayed
considerable talent along musical
and elocutionary lines. The pro-
gram follows:
Piano solo, Bcrnice Grider; pia-
no solo, Celia Browsa; Reading, Mar
garet Page; piano solo; Mary Lois
Graves; piano solo. Janet Under
wood; reading, Vivian Spencer; pia-
no solo, Barbara Hurst; violin Sc
lection, Herbert Ezell; dance, Lou
Anna Cunningham; piano solo.
Ruth Whitelaw; piano solo, Villa
Mae Roberts; sketch, "What Time
Is 1t, two girls; cornet solo, Gena
Bibbens; piano solo, Jane Alder
son; piano solo, Kathryn Jones;
Jokes, Ada Bess Bevnon; violin
solo. Bernard lie Blanc; piano So
10. Anna Collins; piano solo, Regi-
ma Gianola; reading "The Chill
dren S Hour Bellevernon Peek
and Dorothy Peterson; piano solo,
Violet Cole; piano solo, Alice Wa
terman; song, Mack Pierce, Nichol;
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29
Last Days of School Filled With
picnics, Parties and Festivities

"No moro pencils, no more
books no more teachers tur 'bl
looks, is the song on the lips of
irreprcssible Youngsters of this city
who are today leaving their school
rooms for the lure of the long sum-
mer vacation. While elaborate
commencement activities have occu-
pied fhe past week of the junior
college, high school and elementary
school graduates, even the kiddies
Of the lower grades have felt the
approaching holiday spirit and
have enjoyed, with their teachers,
q number of smaller affairs.
At the Mckinley school, teachers
Of the various rooms entertained
their children with picnics and par
ties. Mrs Mont j. Reid, principal
Of the school, was hostess to the
children of her first grade class at
q party at the Reid home, where
games and refreshments were fea-
lures Of the afternoon.
Miss Helen Ovcrholser, Mrs. Char
lotto Ellis, Mrs. Arthur Schultz
and Mrs. Josephine King each spon-
sored pienics for their respective
rooms ut the city park during the
xssk. Mrs. Ellis pupils shared Il
big cake which marked the cclcbra-
tion Of little Beatrice Ellis birth
day.
Boys of the GA athletic team
Of the Wilson school also gave an
exhibition performance for the ben
eft of the Mckinley school chill
dren. and were assisted by several
Of the GA boys in clown costume,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29
;" q
Digging Up 1923
Tax EvasiOns

Intensive drives conducted by the
Internal Revenue Bureau during
the last week have resulted. In un-
earthing hundreds of taxpayers
who either failed to file income
returns for 1923 or made faulty rC
ports to the government.
Numerous cases have developed
in which taxpayers failed to report
income derived from the sale of
real estate.
"TaXpayers in Southern Califor-
mia who f;Gled to file returns for
1923 and 1924 should do so at once
and avoid maximum penalties, =
Collector Rex B. Goodcell said yes
terdaT.
Checking of returns filed for
1924 will start soon.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. McEuen Aldf,
to leave tomorrow for Live Oaks
where they will spend the weekend.
Miss Nellie Jackson of Imperial
was recent visitor in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper MacMurray
will leave tonight for Los Angeles
where they-will visit Mrs. MacMur-
rays parents before going on n
well known Chatauqua circuit for
the summer months. They plan to
return here next fall.
Mrs. J. L. Wagner of Heber was
in the city Wednesday.
Among the Imperial people not
ed here recently were Earl Herd,
Pete Williams, and Mrs. G. C. Har
per.
Wilford Drive will leave tonight
for q week k-end in Los Angeles.
Miss Ella Mae Bievere of Calex.
leo was in town Yesterday.
Word has heen received from
Mrs. Lora Mcconnell. who resides
on ranch near the city. that she
arrived at Grav's Lake H., where
she will spend some time. Mrs.
Mcconnell left the valley for the
east two weeks ago.
Mesdames Gordon Schneider, O,
F.. Ellis, r. l.. Boupet. and Harold
Hall We're among Holtville women
NOTED here Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Jones will
leave shortly for Los Angeles where
Mr.. Jones will attend the Shrine
convention. The Jones plan to be
gone about three weeks. after which
they will return to this city before
leaving for their simmer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs, AT Garrison are
leaving FL Centre tomorrow morn
ing for San Francisco, their future
homes Mr.. Garrison will be sue
ceeded bv J. G. Movers of Los An.
geles, who will represent the Bi
shop Company in Imperial Valley
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

and who has arrived in FL Centre
to take. up his new duties.
Mrs. L. A. Blaekman of this city
is leaving next Tuesday for San
Diego where she will spend the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swezea and little
daughter Ferne have been in El
Centre for a few days 'on business.
They are former residents of FL
Cehtros having removed from
here three years to Altadena, where
they now make their home.
Mrs. Norton Richardson and small
son have gone to Portland to spend
the summer months.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29
PAGE THREE

8 }s3ey. sssffa : Fibbinss Margaret
Eggleston: piano solo. Alta Water
man: piano solo, Mildred Shawley;
reading, Helen MeCamant; dance,
Murile Martin; piano solo. Barbara
Tondro; violin duet, Thelma ien
lxins and Elsie Mitchell: piano solo,
Mary Leah Harris; rswflng, Bob
bic Chestnut; dance, FvdtAnd Edith
Taylor; piano solo. Peggy White.
law; jokes, Edgar Nice; violin solo,
Norma Benton; reading, Max Sones;
reading Opal Townsend; reading,
Helen White; reading, Cleo Edgar;
Boys Chorus; reading, Pierce Shib.
ley; reading Eva TAYLOR; remarks.
teachers,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29
DeMolays Will
Be In the
Parade

All De Molays are requested
to appear in the local Memorial
Day parade tomorrow morning.
They are reminded to be on
hand in front Of the court house,
where the parade will form, at
$50 a. M. and to wear their
fezes.
The De Molay organization has
grown rapidly in the past year
until it now numbers between 60
and 70 young men, and it is hop
ed to have most Of this number
on hand tomorrow to show their
respect to their fallen country
men.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29
Believe Motion
Picture Employe
On Stolen Yacht

Los ANGELES, MAY 29.-Relief
that Mrs. Cecil Mulvihill, motion
picture employee, was one of those
aboard the stolen yacht Hiawatha
which disappeared from sight satur.
day night has been expressed by
police detectives here.
The % year old divorcec failed
to return from her work in the cos
fume department. of the Lasky Stu
dio Saturday.
Although many rescue parties
have searched Southern California
waters, there has been no trace of
the yacht since Monday when it
was sighted scudding toward the
open sea with two couples aboard
apparently having gay party.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29
Three Dead, Many
Injured, T xa s
Train w &c k

LONG VIEW, Texas, May %
Three persons were known dead and
Il score injured in the wreck of the
International Great Northern Sun
shine Special, Galveston to st. Louis
which left the tracks and plunged
down an embankment near here last
night.
The dead:
Lem Tarbutton, 50, Palestine, en-
gineer.
F. II. Griffith, 50, Palestine, fire
man.
One negro, unidentified.
The majority Of the injured were
negroes. Eleven coaches were de-
rniled.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29
steve's for special Salads. adv

Mrs. Bettinson Hcre-Nrs. r. c,
Rettiuson, mother of Miss Mabel
Bettinsoh of this city. who grad
uates tonight from Central high
school, is spending graduation week
with her DAUGHTER. Mrs. Bettinson
is from SAN Diego and will be Join.
ed this afternoon bv her husband.
who comes over to see his daughter
graduate. The parents will return
to the coast tomorrow but Miss
Rettinson will remain here for some
weeks. Mrs II. +. Couch enter
tained Mt dinner last night in hon
or of Miss Mabel and her mother.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29
For Sale
Less Than Cost
Mountain Bungalow
PINE HILLS

Completely furnished, 5 rooms,
near hotel, lot 125x400 among
pines, oaks, Glacs, beautiful
view, screen pdrches, living
room. 18x3O,.. fireplace, piano,
sewing machine. Dishes. silver,
six beds, bath, toilet, sink, light,
handy. kitchen. wood. and oil
stoves. This is not a shack, open
now $4,000. Discount for cash.
Write MRS. MAUD FRARY,
2166 Park Ave, San Diego, Cal
ifornia.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29
ANNOUNCEMENT

Palmer & Greenwich, chiroprac-
tors, are opening branch office in
Jacumba for the summer, starting,
May 25 to October 1st. Office 8
a. M. to 3 n. m. daily. Emergency
hospital Bldg. across street from
the show. Our FL Centre office will
also be open during the summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29
Auction. Tuesday. June Q. Joh

Auction, Tuesday, June 2. John
son 5 Second Hand store. 459 Main
ST., FL Centre. Will sell my entire
stock at auction as the building
has been sold and I must vacate.
Charles Johnson, owner and auc-
tidncer
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

Wenatchee, Washington, has a
credit corporation, the only one of
its kind, which was formed to loan
money to apple orchardists.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

Orchards in Oregon We're busted
for insect control by two airplanes,
May I Flax is rapidly becoming
popular crop in Baker County,
Oregon.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

A cannery at The Dalles, Oregon,
offers to pay $50 ton for pears on
5 year contracts For berries $l60
q ton is offered.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

Stage Fare Lower-Under new
ruling the United Stages will offer
reduction in round-trip fares from
valley points to Los Angeles be
ginning today with 90 day limit,
The fare has formerly been Sl4.00
and will now be $12.S5. The night
service which the company recent
ly inaugurated is proving ponular
and this popularity will no doubt
increase as the warm weather
comes ON.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

Auction, Tuesday, June 2. John
son $ Second Hand Store, 459 Main
ST., El Centre. Will sell nv entire
stock at auction as the building has
been sold and / must vacate. Charles
Johnson, owner and auctioneer.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29
Employment

Harry Mullen's Employment
agency. 249 North 9Th St, phone 43,
help of all kinds furnished. Labor
ers by contract if desired. If YOU
leave your keys with Harry, when
-vou leave on your vacation your
house will he cleaned for you on
your return.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

Swim in our wonderful mineral
water. Holtville Satatorfun.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

School of Music. Elmer A. Todd
assisted by Estelle Katherine Need
ham and Fern Alwilda Newton. All
grades. Delightful method for child
rem. 62l Olive. Phone 466W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

Meet Me at Steve 's.-Adv.
Steve 's-Headquarters for summer
bachelors. Open all night.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

Eatables Always Fresh q. Stevns.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

Dancing Wednesday and Saturday
nights, Holtville Natatorium.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

Finance Your Next Automobile
purchase with L. p. Sargent, 1l5
No. .S.Sth st. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

Dance livery wee. & Sat. nights
1T Heber Palm Garden. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

steve's specIai noon lunch SOC.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

Or. Harry h~urer. Dentist s47
Main st. Phone 382W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

Parisinnna Bear,v Shoppe. 10
North 5th. Phone 7s3. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

Melon Growers :--Thore will ne
new truck scale at the Feed and Fuel
Yard. 366 Olive Avenue, conven-
lent to the loading tracks. ready to
sorve tho public bv June first.
Your business is solicited. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

i. p. Sargent will handle your
contract on any make OF Automo-
salo ut very low rate. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

Quench Your Thirst If YOU drop
in Mt Paul's Lemonade Stand, ut
Stage Depot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29
NE WIS BRIEFS
From City and County

Write Your Hay Insurance with
Il. +. Sargent. ll5 No. Sixth st. ad
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

Are You Hungry Give Lovnd s
Fountain Lunch a trial. Satisfac-
lion and service. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

Mrs. Brooks Beauty Shop. Phon'
,26. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

Natures Greatest Drink, it's lem
onade. Paul serves it pure and cold.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

] Automobile Loans. I clear your
car and loan you money, you pay
me by the month. Fred II. Cross,
GEO Main st. Phone 359J, FL Gem
tro. \. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

: Theater Company Incorporated
Articles of incorporation for the
Southwest Thcatcrs, Inc, were re
ceived at the county clerk s office
this morning. The company is or
ganizcd TO conduct general thea.
ter business in Imperial. The capi.
tai stock is $4,000 divided into 500
shares Of $50 each. The incorpora-
tors and directors are G. w. Cen.
tieu, - shares; Guy Merrill, 32
shares aud d j. McChristy, 90
shares. al Of Lmnerial.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

Dance every Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday nights. ut ueber
Palm Garden. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

No Trace of Mercado-Despitc an
intensive search in the north end
of the valley for Casiano McrcadO.
nlleped TO he the murderer Of Emilio
|'Valdcz north of Brawlev Tuesdav
night. the police have been unable
20 find any trace Of the fugitive.
Due, to the confusion rcsultinp af-
ter the shooting, and the unwilling
ncss of the witnesses 70 make any
attemnt to restrain Mercado, he was
able TO get o9od start pwav from
the scene before the officers mr.
f(nl.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

Hyars Pays Fine II. II. Hyars.
arrested at Imperial several weeks
ago on complaint of Harold Skin
her, county school attendance offic-
or, who charged him with failing to
send his boy to school changed a
previous plea Of not guilty to guilty,
and paid fine of $40 in the I'm.
perial court Yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

Our Saving Is Your Dividend.
Finance your Automobile deals
through this office. l.. p. Sar-
gent, 1l5 No. Sixth st. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-29

Paul's Lemon -orangeade keeps
you healthy. It's Pure, at Stage De.
pot. adv