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Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-29
O'COnneli Ready
To Tell Story
Baseball Scandal

san FRANCISCO, jan. %
Jimmy O 'ConnclI today was await
ing the answer .of New York $ dis
trlct attorney to the strings he has
placed on his agreement TO 90 to
New York and tell his. story In
connection with the baseball in
vcs'igation
o 'Conncll prepared Il fight yes
tcrdaY when he retained Joseph
Malncrn"N of San Francisc1 : 'as
his attorney.
McIncrney' first action was to
wire the New York authorities, II
demand that they grant immunity
- o 'Connell as Il condition FOR
. 'ConncIl going to New YORK and
telling his story.
Evidence of the good faith of the
Investigation, which o Council Dues
tl9ns, also WAS asked.
80 'ComcH would like 20 tell all
he knows but he is by no means s;t
tisfird with the sincerity of the in
vrstigation, MeInerncy said.
" He would like to face John j,
MrGraw, Co.'s Dolan, George Kel-
j. and Frank Frisch in IA room and
put som" questions to them.
lie would repeat what they said
10 him or what he claims they said
10 him and what he answered and
see how they would take the sit
uatiOn.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-29
DE M AN D FOR
Immunity CAN
NOT BE- GIVEN
O'Connell Mi G hit Be
Able to Repudiate
Confession
By HENRY L. FARRELL
Omitted Press Staff CorreSpondent

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.--Invcstiga-
ton of the Dolan-O 'Conncll base.
ball scandal by the district attor-
ney's office may be blocked perma-
nently by the demand of Jimmy
q 'COnncll for immunity if he pre-
sents himself for examination.
Assistant District Attorney Broth
crs, who is in charge of the invcsti-
CATION, practically admitted that the
testimony of the several players al
ready examined has been only rep
ctition of that given to Commits
sioncr Lands and that little may
be accomplished if Jimmy O'Con-
nell and Coy Dolan are not exam
ined again.
Brothers received a telegram from
O'Conncll yesterday saying that he
was leaving California for New
York as soon as possible. He heard
later that O'Conncll had retained
counsel and would demand immun-
itN before he would submit to ex-
anIbiatiOn,
,1t wilt be Impossible for me 10
giant immunity to any one at this
tnh", " Brothers said,
NO word blsc ieerl. heard from
Dqlan since hc~was asked to appear,
although his counsel. Bill Fallon,
said wheD the tigtti6n by, tie
district attorney was suggested his
client wnnld l.e wiling tos nt4leNn.
1t is possible, however, TINT Doiah
may wait until Fallon, who is very
busy now ON several big cases, Is
able TO handle his case.
Commissioner Landis promised
that any one connected WITH base,
ball would appear att tho " tstrict at,
torlny's eau bat Dol;ui and' 0'Con-
nell are not connected with base
bail.
The two principals in the scandal
who were. banishcd by Lapdis are
hot Within the jurisdiction nf the
New YORK courtS and, attempts at
rxtraditiou would be impracticable.
The entire Pacific coas3 is in
sympathy with O'Couucil and it is
not likely That the governor of Cali
foruia would turn over for a Grim
iUal trial popular youngStcr who
Is looked upon rather generally ~
the goat. t
Arothrr apglc IN tle casc'is that
D'CouurI might be able rrpudjat,
his rontes,inm. ~ til" Transcript OF
the TESTIMONY made pubic by Ian
dis, 'ConucIl's full confession Wa,
not included, note cAgainhiG that
"a stcuogaphcr was not 'Prcsent
when he told the commissioner his
story.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-29
NOTICE OF SALE

Ia Whom 1t May Concern -
Take notice THAI on Tuesday,
February 10Th, 1925, at 10 a. m.
of said day, will turn over to the
constable of FL Centre township,
Imperial County, California,
sale at sand time at No. 39l Len
Rey, I'll Centre. Calit., one ford
touring car, California license No.
586127, Motor No. 407SO07.
One Overland touring, Colorado
license, 1923, license No. l26-959,
Motor No. 1861.
That said sale will be under inc
provisions of Sees 3051 and 3052
Civil Code for labor performed and
storage in the sum OF $500.
That more than sixty days have
elapsed since the said performance
of Said services, Sale will be III
public" auction and to the highest
bidder mt the hour of 10 a. m, rec,
rnary 10th, 1925, at 39l len Rey.
(SigneD :. 3. ROBHtH ) 5
j 29t.0, '.. ra
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-29
NURMI CARRIES
OFF TWO MORE
WORLDS RECORDS
10, t'nitcd Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-TWo more
world 5 records, giving him Il high
tuu of - since he arrived in this
sountry. were marked up last night
in Madison Square Garden by Paavo
Nurmi, the unstoppablc Finn.
Setting killing pace that caused
,oic Ray, Americas best, to quit
after two laps, Nurmi won the one
mile and hall feature of the Mill
rose games in the record time of
6:"9 5-5 and he flashed past the
mile and onc-cight mark in new
record time of J;30 l-j.
While Europe 5 greatest runner
was living up to his reputation, the
greatest walker from the other side
tailed when Ugo Frigerio, Olympic
champion at Antwerp and Paris,
was badly beaten by Willie Plvrt
The American champion.
Plant cot away in the lead in Il
5000 meter race and walked the
tolorfr Italian almost through the
track, winning the event by almost
three quarters Of a lap in 22:06 50.
II was a record as the event never
bad been contested on an indoor
track.
The veteran, George Gouldin%,
Canadian champion, who owns most
Of the existing records, was ordered
out of the race by his physician,
Hho said bad heart might result
ih a fatality. Goulding had train.
Cd year for the race.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-29
Salesman Wanted

LONG ESTABLISHED financial
institution, banking board Of di-
rectors, wishes to get in touch
with high grade salesman; one
who will stick and build up i
clientele in Imperial county; must
have car; have good address and
education; be hard worker and
between the ages of 80 and 40.
Principal sales to be made on 4
monthly savings contract which
will beat any competition, month
ly payments made direct to home
office or through local bank in
every community, Also oppor-
tunity to sell highest grade first
mortgage security. Excellent
commission and opportunity for
the right man who can finance
himself through initial period. No
professional job seekers or other
than first class man wanted.
Writc fully or apply in person to
Salesmanager, 212 Watts Building
San Diego, Calf. 2St3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-29
For SIle-KeuL Estate
.ATPRATSATS

FL Centre I;calty Board IS
ut your service and will
safeguard your interest ~
giving prompt, unbiased
report on value Of Farm
Lands and City.'fropcrty
ut nominal cost. Phone
40. 29t26
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-29
ny United Press Lcnscd Wire

TOXIC. -1 Thousand, of homes
were destroyed by fire here this
week owing to a water shortage in
tho wake of five months drouth.
Authorities are greatly concerned
over the the fact that Toxic has
less than a fortnight 5 supply OF
drinking wate-.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-29
TODAY'SWANTA ADS

RATES:-The rate for inserting
Prepaid Classified or Liner Adver-
tisements in the Imperial Valley
Press is l cent per word each inser-
ton Minimum charge % cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-29
HOPE TO MATCH
ROJAS AND SMITH
by United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Jan. %, r.,
forts are being made to match Ro-
nero RojaS of Chill and RalI Il
Smith, Los Angeles heavyweight,
for a 10 round bout at the Oakland
civic auditorium during the thine
week IN February, according 10
Solly Harris, manager for SuIig.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-29
For observation-disclosures

REAT-- For pasture until o-ly 11,
81 acres alfalfa, dairy Iane-,
with good fences aud oale 3tsc-
in. Il, Mead, Brawley, 436 y
-t--s~ = n 20 s.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-29
GIBBONS MAY MEET
FUENTE IN L.. a
By United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES. Jam. 29-.ln a
telegram to Dick Donald, local box
inc promoter Eddie Kane today
asked a guarantee of $4,000 for
the services of Tommy Gibbons in
Il 10 round bout against 'loty
Fucnte, Mexican heavyweight OF
this city,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-29
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
AND THE RESULTS

Boston-Tigcr Flowers, Atlanta
middlcwcight, stopped Tommy Rob.
SON. Boston in the eighth round.
The referee stopped the bout 20
save Robson from more punishment.
Detroit Ring followers wcrn
spccul1tu@ today on the possibility
Of Tiny Tim Herman, Omaha
heavyweight, staying the limit in
his lo.round bout with Tom Gibbons
Friday night.
Exceptional speed shown by Her,
man in workouts has boosted his
stock aud critics no longer predict
a ono or two round knockout for the
81. Paul fighter.
Oakland-Pctc Latzo of Scranton,
IA, lost a decision in ten rounds
last night TO Billy Wells, British
WcItcIWcight champion.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-29
FOR EXCHANGE
Passenger OldsmObile
For Ford

We took this Oldsmobilc in on
a bill, aud it is an S-cylindcr
car and in good coudit 'an.
We now have = FordS that we
rent out without drivers, hut
need another Ford for the rent
service. We have found il
impracticable to rent cther
makes OF cars without drivers.
We will sacrifice this car on 2
tra19
NJ 'CORMlCk BROS. GARAGE
27t
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-29
For SaIe-LiUeStOck

OR SALE--l7 Jcrsc.T and Gucrn-
scys, 10 fresh; yoArliug heitrrS,
bred; 6 calves. ] rrg. Guernsey
bill. Separator AND rduirmor&
! mile north Lantanq school. ID, T.,
Green, Rte A, Box GGB, Imperial.
.. 2St3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-29

HaNc'n goud time when YOU are
retnlg SO that when yon are old you
will be sorrY YOU dill is aud +
sorry you G!G4 y. ~
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-29
Ter Rent-FuYnl Lands
Special Notice
BY TAxLOD

WASHED AT ONCE rholograr,g
o -hlv Intelligent n.eu aud Nce
mua Tor submitting 10 motion ptsr
r. J6duCgr 10 llollywo0'e
G.ya your pcaonnl description.
lrielliEncer. go T. 30 424 heA.
.-..-.4 Big -cs l-nge.ss. 2ss5
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-29
THE PRESS CT .AtSSlFIED SECTION
For SnIe-MiscelloneOus

FEED for DIV stock, 81 90 rpr
head, Shaw. miles east or Holt
willie highway, 1873
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-29
Here and There
in Sport World

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 29.-Some
today from Walter johnson re
garding his attempted purchase Of
the Vernon Club of the Pacific
Coast league.
The American League veteran
conferred with Ed Maicr, Tiger
owner, yesterday, and although re
fusing to tell what had transpircd,
made the statement that "Thursday
will see the thing decided one way
or the other
Associated with johnson in his
negotiations are group of men
whose names were not given out.
There is some doubt now whether
George Weiss, owner ow the New
Haven club of the Eastern League,
Is still with johnson in his attempts
to purchase the Vernon franchise.
Christy Walsh, newspaper syndicate
man, is one of those behind the
dicker. it is said.
johnson and his associates are
reported satisfied with the 100000
which Maier is asking, but the
matter of adjusting relations with
the Los Angeles Club is holding up
the deal.
lAbc Mitchell and George Duncan
defeated Willie Hunter and George
y6n Elm over the Brentwood Coun-
try club course i'll sc hole match,
: and 3, Yesterday.
The British professionals arc to
play Grant 1Ialstcad and Afnold
S,atz today over IS holes.
/. =. #!y . sc Zt-----,-..
Icon Duray, who has been P;Icing
at Ascot and other dirt speetwavs,
has been re-instated by. tlIc atNo
lnobile &esoeiatioIf of-,.Americ4 and
win pilot u Miller in The Cplrtrti- I
" 30 mile races on. Washington ;
birthday 4 fine was ilnpos,at for
Daray 5 OUTLAW activities.
3. Fed WiGsor, who bf0ught Tony
isucHse from the Kinks of thc un-
known to the spotlight of national
bttcntion, expects TO tuln over his
manag contract which he holds
with the Mexican heavyweight to
Zoe Levy, former mana ger of Joe
lsivcrs. Winaor SAYS he Will make
$500 ON the deal.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-29

'ALCVTTA.--AIan Gotham. Bri,
fish aviator, returned today to Bonn,
bay from flight over the heart of
the liimalayaS in the region of
Mount Everest which he described
10 the United Press. Gotham pho
tographCd the famous Kinchin Jun
"a peak from 1000 feet where the
.atmosphcrc was extremely rare and
breathing difficult and airplanes
have not before penetrated. E.
MARSElI.LES.--Captain Pcllc,
tier u 'Orsay and companions ON Il
flight TO LAX" Tchadin, Africa,
flew today from Colomb Bechrr 10
Bcni ABYSS. Two four-motor planes
are maxim gthc trip
DUBLUN.-lrclaud is confronted
with it's worst potato famine since
1879, according to Governor Gene
Ial Tim IloalN. Excessive rainfall
has destroyed crops in the south
and west, The Free state govern
mcnt is selling coal al low cost .o
the needy.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-29
For SGte--AutOS
For Sale or Exchange

FOE EACIlANGE-t'or Imperial
Valley. - acres bearing almond
orchard. Paso Roblcs district. Il
mile from town ana highway. j.
G, Adams, 1896 Garden ST, san
Luis Obispo. 26lS
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-29

! Years ago getting arrested WAS
Il masculine trait.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-29
ARTESIA HATCHERY
(ELLCTRI(
Arlesil, Calif.
For Lease

~->------->~ -->---~-->->~>~>~--
FOR. LEASkt-For I or . years,
go ac. NO. 4 vegetable land. 4
miles from Il. Il. station. Can
start work nj once on 50 acres, Il.
JI-- Is y ST. Egavlev
- -
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-29

For SALE-Ncw Puritan oil stove,
One month old. 5G8 Vine st. 2St2
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-29

One thing about Il crowded street
car is il is much warmer.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-29

FOR SALE-40 acres growing bar
Icy, within il Ccntro city limits.
Lien 5 Agency. 27t4
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-29
Relp Wanted

WANTED--Young lady for office
work. Apply Western Union Tel
CO. 2St3
WANTED-Woman for general
houscwork. Don t apply unless
competent and experienced. Apply
Mrs. Reid. J23 Holt. 2St2
WANTED-Middlc aged, white wo-
man to cook on ranch for
adults. Easy work. Good pay. Box
60 Scclcy. c1jJ
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-29
Wanted to Bun

WANTED-Second Hand furniture
Call 49JW. $40 Main St. l9tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-17
Here and There
in Sport World

Whittier took ADVANTAGE Of an
ovcrconfidcnt and careless Univcrs.
NY of California, southern branch,
team and scored u we'll earned vic.
Tory by the ocorc of 7 TO 0, here
yesterday.
Whittier scored u touchdown in
the FIRST quarter. aud thereafter
fought the branch to y standstill.
thc branch made more first down,
than Whittier throughout the game
pll' could not gain consistcntlv,
when gains meant Il score.
Occidental met tartar in Rcd
lands university, but emerged n win
n"r II to 6, after terrific battlr.
ocrid'ntal WAS leading by point
until the last five minutes of rlav
when they managed to rush the tir.
ed RcdlaHdcrs for another ioucb.
down.
Tommy O'Hrirn, lightwcight who
takes great pleasure in knocking off
rhall'ngcrS for the crown, bumped
another local favoritc when he
knocked out Teddy O'Hara in the
eighth round of Il ten round bout
u Brlcn stepped out in the first
round and never was headed. He
dropped O'Hara for the count %,
nlno in the third. Teddy arose
daHcdly but was saved by the bell.
Ionmy kept battcring O'Hara
about the body aud had him soft
chcd up when the seventh round
came. lie dropped O'llara for an
other nine count.
q 'liara came out for the eighth
round all in. Tommy nailed him
with a hard right and he Sprawlcd
ON tine floor. He arose and O'Bricn
pat over another right, O liara 90.
ing down again. At this point the
Eaters second threw in the towel
and another potential champion was
"kisscd off. "
Sammy Green met and Defeated
sammy Shack in the six round semi.
whdup, Both are New York fcath.
crWci%hts.
Johnny Godipcz and AK; AkoI
fought fast six round draw, each
scoring knockdowns.
Johnny iollcy outpoiutcl Fwel1
P"pl in q four roundcr.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-17
No. l@95-Dcpt.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
LEASE SHOULD NOT BE MADE
In the Superior Court of the State
OF California. in and for the
County of Imperial

i IN the Matter of the Estate of
Isaac W. Eplcr, Deceased.
In appearing to the Court from
/ IN" petition this day presented and
! iilcd by Nina Bromley and Nora
! Eplcr, the EXecutriccs of the las,
! will and testament Of Isaac w. Ep-
I"r, deceased, that it will bo for
! the advantage Of said estate 70
lease certain real property of the
estate;
1t Is Ordered by The Court that
all persons interested in the estate
of Isaac w. Eplcr, deceased, ap.
pear before the said Superior Cour-,
III Department | thereof, at tho
! Court House in said County, on tho
"oth day of October, 1925, at 200
cioek p. M. to show cause why
I thht portion of the real estate dcs.
! crib'd below should not be leased
! by the EXccutriccs of said estate
! or the period of ten months at the
i'htal or Sl,l0O,OO and payable
ipon the terms and conditions mon
! toned in the lease accompanying
, '''' "'"'' " Idil VI lnt DctltlOn OF
sand Executor, to which reference
Is made for further particulars;
And 1t Is Further Ordered that n
topv of this order be published
pncc u week for at least two sue.
ccSsivc weeks in the Imperial Val
ley Press, Il newspaper Of general
circulation published in said Coun-
; ty of Imperial.
The said real estate is described
, us follows, to-wit:
The northeast - acres of
! tract 60, II Is s, r. ii r., $. b.
NJ. Rcsurvcv approved Dcccm-
ber -, 1908.
Dated, Oct. 9, 1928.
FRANKLIN j. tOlF,
Judge of Said Superior Court,
Lee Nuffcr, Court House, ri Cen
tro, Attorney for EAccutrices,
Z 10 q y
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-17
YALE TEAM WILL PLAY
PENNSYLVANIA TODAY
by United Press Ecnsed Wire
E,cnsed Wire

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. II. -
Seriously handicapped by injuries,
the Yale team will resume football
relations with Pennsylvania this aft
erhoon after a lapse Of 80 years
IN the eleven contests played a
generation ago, the Eli never was
beaten.
Billy Kline and Dan Allen, reg.
ular backfield stars, are unable to
play, the coaches announced, and
1t is doubtful if Ben Cutler. the
team S best ground gamer, will be
! able to start.
Seventy five thousand fans are
expected to be in the bowl when the
mcleo starts.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-17
Real Alley Scrap

Real Alley Scrap
Mike Murril and Battling John
son Charlestoned through the
curtain raiser. Murril can assume
more ring postures than any seen
here in long time and the fans got
plenty Of kick out of him. Both
boys threw overheard what little
b"Alrg skill they have, in the fourth
round and the result was regular
alley scrap that went big with the
fans. The air took an awful beat
ing in this round.
While Los Angeles sports writer's,
and the fans in that section are
bowling about the bum fights they
are getting after paving fancy
prices, and promoters are bewailng
the money their fights are costing
them, so much so that one promi.
ncnt promoter has gone back to the
1our round game, RI Centre CON
tinuos to have topnotch fights, last
night s card being Of the same high
standard the club has always main
tanned.
Announcements made last night
Indicate that the coming weeks are
gong 10 bring some unusually rood
fighters down here. If the Los An
TcIcS promoters refuse to keep III
the big purses the scrappcrs are de-
manding, there are going to be lots
OF leather pGshcrs heretofore too
hiEh Matted to appear in the sticks,
VINO VIII be only 100 glad to oct a
chance TO fight.
Nunes, German to Mix
Next week the clever Johnny
Nunrs, former coast fcathcrwcirht
champion, and Joe German. who
took the decision last week from
Ernie Goozeman, viii tanslo up in
the main event. For the semi final,
Tony Escalantc, one of the best
drawing cards in the valley, will
meet Johnny McManus, IL clever
youngst"r from the coast.
Johnny Adams, former coast lipht
weight champion, who opened I'M
the local club with Eddie Dirrins
last spring, was introduced at the
fights last night, the announcement
being made that he will fight here
within three weeks. johnny was
accompanied by Tom Jones, former
manager of .lcEs Willard. Ad VOL
ga5i and Jack Johnson, who il look
ing after the san Bcrnardino boy
and AZ present has him staging \
great como back.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-17
EIGHTY THOUSAND WILL WITNESS
FOOTBALL CLASSIC TODAY WHEN
CARDINALS CLASH WITH TROJANS
BY LINCOLN QUAPgERG
United Press Staff Correspondent


COLISEUM, Los Angeles, Oct. II.
The husk Cardinals Of Stanford
University invaded INC southland
today in renewal Of tho annual
football classic with the University
of Southern California.
Coach Glenn Warner s charges
took the field with both precedence
aud betting sentiment against them.
Stanford never has beaten [. S. c.
and the Troians were slightly favor
cd in the betting.
Both teams were pronounced in
top shape by their coaches. Each
eleven IL confident Of victory, az.
suring Il bitter struggle, as the ex-
ports concedc the two football
machines are evenly matched.
All tickets to the huge Los An
gcles Coliseum were sold before
noon. assuring a capacity crowd of
$4,000 spectators.
Trojans Confident
Trojan boosters expect THEN
team To win by at least two touch.
downs. They are counting ON the
speed and versatility of the $. G.
backfield. aided by formidable in
reference, to batter down the
Naunted Cardinal line. They con
ccdc Stanford a fighting chance
to win. n
The Cardinals will rely on their
weight and defensive strength 10
stop the dazzling Trojan offensive
They are counting heavily ON the
lnle-smashing strength of Ernie
Ncvers, the blonde giant from the
north, TO score ON the southeruerS.
Morton kacr, fleet Troian quar-
ter, WAS slated to start for L. s. G,
Elliott. regular :, e. quarterback
wi be hid on the sidciines ready
to enter at the first crucial moment
OF the game.
Stanford probably viii start
Mitchell a the pivotal position
holding Solomon. abthcr brilliant
quarterback, for relief in thc first
pinch.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-17
WILL BEARS VhNQUISH
ST. MARY'S. Is QUERY

BERKELEY. Cal.. Oct l7-'fhc
big question before the football
world here today was, what will
the University of California Bears
eta against -. Mary's eleven in
their game this afternoon.
Eealcn l. To u hv the Olympic
c!nb. The wonder tcu'l" Of Cali
foruja received a slight shakcup
and hard drilling for today, game.
since The Oakland roilcg. team IS
recognized a ono Of tie best on the
coa-i. II is admittedly hard bat
llc for the Bears.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-17
I EXPECT 10000 WILL SEE
! ARMY PLAY NOTEE DAME

NEW YORK, Oct. i1.-Beforc an
expected crowd of 10000, rccord
football throng fo rthis cNy, the
Amy and Notro Dame will clash on
a slippery field this afternoon. The
t,oosiars, who have not been beaten
by the Cadets since 1916, arc to )
tavoritcS.
The odds are in Notrc Dame s
favor mainly because of the coach
ing skill of knutc Rocknc.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-17

Portland, Ore.-Bill Tate, Chicago
heavyweight, was ordered out of
the ring in the fifth round of ten
ranto contest here with Tiny Her
man, cx-As'orian, because OF stall,
iilg. otto Robinson, Portland light
hcaNyWclght, scored Il technical
kNorkout over Spark Plug Boyd of
Tacoma.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-17

Experts arc unable 10 determine
the origin Of grapefruit. So the
guilty party may so unpunishcd.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-17
For Sale-M iscellQne0xs

FOR SALE-House To move, o4x3O,
in good repair. Collin 8 Wfecking
Co. Phone 572. 27O No. 18th. 29tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-17

Autos don't cry az night and
babies do. but autos arcn worth
much after being used 90 wears.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-17
!TODAY'SWANT ADS|

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Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-17

FOR RENT-Large double room.
twin beds. private shower and
entrance. 104 State st. 1tt
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-17

FOR RENT-Corner room in mod.
ern home. Cos Hell. Phone 220W.
1916
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-17

The driver of truck overloaded
Zoo pounds was fined 500 AZ Mo.
Z. yto, S,anlslaug countr, las. eek.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-17
For Sule-Keul Estate
DO YOU WANT AN
INCOME

We have 3 new houses on corner
lot, close in, one furnished, all
have electric ranges and auto
matte water heaters, nice lawn.
Everything in first class shape
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-17

FOB SALE-One team Of horses, 5
and years old. Clark w. Adsir,
Seeley. Calf. I8tf