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New Britain herald., 1925-06-25
Class Will
 By Max H. Reicher

ne CldSS VIII py .hdA helCneI Vas as follows:
 Be it known to all persons, that We, the Glass Of 1925 of the New Britain Senior High School of the Town of New Britain, in the County of Hartford, in the State of Connec- ticut. being of lawful age, of sound and disposing mind, memory and judgment, do hereby make, publish, and declare this 10 be our last will and testament. hereby reyokng all previous wills and codicils by us heretofore made.
 We give, devise, and bequeath to Jour laWful heirs as follows:
 1. To our Alma Mater we leave our best wishes and the hope that she may have in the future as good athletic teams as in the past.
 ., To our beloved principal, Mir. Slade. we leave our deepest respect devotion. and thanks for his efforts Ito prepare us for the future.
 2. To our principal, Mir. Moody. we leave permanent room for his classes in commercial law. : 4. To Miss Harvey. our advisor, we leave our most hearty thanks for her aid in cooperating with us during our senior year.
 5. To Miss Ballou, Miss HarYeys
 assistant we leave our thanks for
 her aid in all senior events.
 i. To Dot Jane" Parker we leave
 the wish that she may have enough
 nights in the week to accommodate
 her friends.
 [. To our clerk Miss Holmes, we leave q responsible assistant so that she can take nap during afternoon rlasses.
 <, To John I,acava, We leave a bevy of innocent girls who will swallow his pretty speeches hook line and sinker. 2. To the Amphion club we leave T perfect cast consisting of all the post graduates, 10. To Marjorie Anderson and Pauline Pfersick we leave the title "Vanties of 1925 ii. To Stewart Dube we leave pair of glasses so that he won't gc out on blind dates al the h5F school.
 t9. To the Class Of 1928 We leave all unusued tickets for dime dances ! 13. To Larry Mangan we leave
 q rest room so that he can go tt
 sleep or read College Humor' a D leisure as the desks are rather har'
 for him.
 14. To whom 1t may concern VI
 leave these puzzling questions to b
 solved
 |. How soon will Mir. Campbell
 rct q traffic officers uniform"
 ;. When will William Gleason \ hair become black? 1 3. When Edward KopIo~itz ~il
 become stout and tall l 4. Who Mir. Swift goes out with | }. Why does the clerk, Mis | Spencer, always look for studen | typists.
 1 6. What Howard Belser eats t' | make him so sober and wise? | :. Where John lerrano zoe l most of his evenings" | 8. Why the basketball team di' l mot beat Hartford in New Britain? | 9. What makes Bliss Clark g. | Inclined 10 athletics? | Is. To Ernest Neipp we leave | book entitled, My Summer in Yer | mont"
 ] 1G. To Bungi Cianci we leave 1 statue of Secretary of State Hughes
 so that he can always be remindc
New Britain herald., 1925-06-25

leave a file to keep . record of our many class meetings. .s#e ss. To Timothy Clark we leave red suit to attract Miss Bull. 3t. To the Misses Helen shana- han, Grace Connolly and Mary Hughes we leave individual dresses, as. To Mir. Goff we leave A Jar of milkweed cream,
 SC, To Miss Minnie "Muriel' Rerkowits we leave a painting en- titled "Me, Myself and l."
 S7 To Mir. Cassidy we leave a new benzine buggy to exercise all his teams
 Ss. To Edward Rogin we leave s book entitled How to Go Big in Social Circles" by NJ. F. Lipman. S9, To Miss Sother we leave a pair of rubber heels to avoid her daily shocks.
 4o. To the incoming class VIC leave all our other properties in- cluding our beloved color, pink. 4l. To the undergraduates VIC leave as follows:
 1. Three extra years in which they can complete the work Of their senior year under the new laboratory plan.
 signs of any sort.
 2. A dozen extra graph cards on which they may draw de- signs Of an ysort.
 3. All of our tardiness ex- cuses.
 In witness whereof we have here unto set our hand and seal, thi' 24th day of June, A. D. 1925.
 Class of 1925,
 Per Max Reicher
New Britain herald., 1925-06-25

of Mary,
 IT, To Kay Clark we leave s song entitled "All the Boys Follow Me Around"
 IS. To the February class of 1928 VIC leave the privilege of at tending Tuesday morning assem- blies,
 ia, To John Wolff we leave a cake Of Palmolive soap 10 preserve the skin we love to touch.
 20. To Red Miller we leave the title "Dumbdorian," because one day last week someone asked him why he didn't brush his shoes and hc said that there was no hair on them,
 2l. To the faculty we leave q new set of rules as follows
 I. All graph cards must be 1 signed by the students,
 2. Allow all students ahso-
 lnte freedom
 5. Excuses need not be
 signed by parents
 %. To Mike Cianci we leave a new seIfSplsycr piano for his jazz orchestra.
 aS. To Louise Klopp we leave a box of face powder to cover her blushes.
 c4. To Miss Ruth "Rud" Evans We leave a dozen yeast cakes SC that she may rise in the world.
 c5. To Norman 0ccupin we leave book entitled "The Manly Art oI Basketball"
 26. To Mrs. Smith. the libra rian. we leave the hope that Vitt the aid ot the classes next year sh' may attain her ideal, "a goot school library" I q. To Thomas Conway we leav' q song entitled My Virginia Home"
 2S. To Hilds Billy" Bessoff w .leaye the special permission 10 vtsi Mir. Swifts chemistry room at an, time after graduation.
 %. To John Grippe we leave al adding machine to keep track of hi many dates, sn. To Miss Alice n. Began " leave the part as leading lady in th play "Why Boys Leave Home" S1. To Howard "Tuhhy" Reloi r we leave a new, bright yellow tie [ 5 attract the girls
 g. To Miss Katheleen Began "
New Britain herald., 1925-06-25

eially and financially.
 We closed our junior year, walt Ing for September to make us seniors.
 "september came. Our hearts desire was reached at last; we were seniors! We did not let our name rest on Its laurels, but kept right on fighting to raise the pink flag higher,
 "At the opening of school The New Britain Laboratory Plan of study was introduced. Under the careful guidance Of Mir. slade and MT. Moody, and with the help of the teachers, many obstacles were re- m owed.
 Soon we were settled; we again elected Howard Beloin to our high est office, and again Alice Began was to be his assistant; Katherine Regan kept the minutes of our meetings. while to John Grip was given the joyful CD task of collect ing our class dues.
 Now our Senior club was start ed. This was a great success, owing to the untiring efforts of Miss Har- vey The club has met, during the past year, once a month. We have had an entertainment and dance after each meeting. Our only regret has been that We could not hold our meetings more frequently.
 Glass day came again; another glorious day for the pink flag. '25 made this its last, but finest class day.
 Now let us stop and give honor where honor is due, 50 here's to our football. basketball. baseball and track teams for they have ranked high. and with the most successful In the athletic world.
 Next came our Banquet and Senior Prom You all know what to expect of a class like this, and you all were right; they were a sue cess; how could they have been any. thing else?
 You have heard the history ot our class from the day of its birtf to the eve of its departure, and am sure you will agree with Ill when we claim the title, The Great
New Britain herald., 1925-06-25
PAPERS PREPARED
 FOR CLASS NIGHT
Copies of Will and History Fur
 nished to Newspapers

Although the class night exercises Of the New Britain high school
 class Of 1925. scheduled 10 be held last night were cancelled because of the death of Milton Brown, a senior, who was accidentally shot and killed, the press through the courtesy of Principal Louis F, slade has been given copies of the two principal papers which were 10 be
New Britain herald., 1925-06-25
ssl TO LOSE JOBS

Washington. June 2S R,-Two hundred and ninety-four employees In the field service of the Indian bureau, including one or more In nearly every Indian agency and res- ervation in the country. win lose their jobs July 1 under . sweeping reorganization program announced hero today,
New Britain herald., 1925-06-25
Class History
 By William McCue

The following was the class his tory compiled by William McCue:
 This evening marks the close ot 'e5. For three happy years we have sailed onr ship of learning over the rough blue sea. of knowledge, Al times we have faced danger, put through the courage of 'he crew we have at last reached our destination and tomorrow are to receive oul diplomas,
 "on September the s, 1922, h' school was honored In having tAt
New Britain herald., 1925-06-25
PLANE oRasHEs, | KILLED

Paris, June 2b Rt--The pilot of a Dutch airplane, Klunder. and three passengers were killed today when the plane fell near the Franco Belgian border.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-25

est Glass in the History of the School
 WILLIAM McCUE,
New Britain herald., 1925-06-25
KING TO TAKE CURE

Bucharest, Rumania. June 25 H' king Ferdinand is leaving tomor- row 10 take a cure at a French re- sort. Queen Marie will accompany him to France, afterward going to London.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-25
, and Instrumental Records

Polonaise (Polouu,e Elkgiaque) (Noskowski) The Postilion-Mazurka
 (S.Nsmyslow.k) The Emblem of Freedom-Mare (Goldman) Military Spirit-March (Lindem.nn)
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15

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Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15
FAST FIGHTERS ARE
ON SCHEDULE FOR
TOMORROW NIGHT

Twenty ysiX rounds Of fast fight
ing are promised Imperial Valley
fans al the local arena tomorrow
nights unless one or more 6f tic
CONTESTANTS runs into grief in the
shape. Of kuocl,orl bcfefa tue
schc,Inl"f lcuR'h OF tie ho1u IS
rcache..
Allic Nclsoh md Joe i,1ymaa
fight teti rounds, Doty and Pau are
hoWn for eight rounds aud There
viii be TIVE preliminary fights OF
four rounds cnch
The fans Ike those Two extra
rounds iu The semi-final, figuring
'tbat Ing extra SIX minutes. usually
gives one Of the SEM final boys a
better echaucc 10 draw ahead aud
thereby prevent II etose decislop.
Also, il means six more minutes or
fighting, Und six minutes. means
much 10 ltlc folks who. like to scr
lie gloves fly.
While LaYmm is being made thc
favofitc in the NINA event, there
.aa plenty Of fllAs who are ready
10 take d ehaiGe ON Nelson Law
man has been grtn in action here
twice and is; therefore known
coumoditH.s Nelson has yet to
show, but based on his record he
should SHOW. plenty tomorrow
E'aul and DotYsmc reported all
SC, for their scrap. The way these
two serappers like to pet into close
quarters and let everything fly af
the other fellow is Il sight tllat
brings jay +" the heart of the dye
IN the -woo1 fans, aud te0 thsre Hre
who can sit by watching the battlcrs
<ug without getting Il thrill out of
it.
Attention is called 70 the reduced
price for ringside seats, the top
price at the arena now being s.
plus war tax.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15
GENARO LOSES
TO BROWN IN
FAST 10 ROUNDS
ny United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Oct d. News
boy Brown, Euffalo fly}Hcigkt, TO.
day took lis place at The hcad Of
the list Of those who want a chance
10 wrest the Wor'j'a flyweight
crown from i'idcl Lal1arba 5 Aeas.
+ gh'iug one TT the best 'hunts uf
lis career, Brown last night won :,
rieaucut ten round decision over
Frankie Gouaro Of New York. who
l. thr t.ll" - La5srua here acy
.raI months ago.
Hroen weighed ll5 pounds and
Gtauro J ~. I.c. o ohra refereed.
Grown constantly beat Gcnaro 10
H. r.aca. He iook five of 'hc ten
aaudS "ijh two even, The Eight
Nat oa. oI t0r lest sreH hero IN
mauv eoo. ga. Genaru =. icft Eool,
ea.t.-i s. G0-Hu pisHtv of trouble
@t..c Hr.tsi : ability ~ gc, jusnic
tpc New Yorker IS ..ulrd mJde it
i1.aiblc 10. '.m h. raua 1aanv harJ
a~"L.s.
,t. .''-t, two aroaiG- were Ale
= liA .ua,a. 1.r IWp %ooh tic tiird
I'd e.atsrlt b sEu4 a. Gus and Gslr1
~, took jho firth. ir the sixth
wnt aatquth .stau1as Brown, fought
eerarn almost TO stpndstill Con.
"a WIS constantly looking 10 his
amer far ;ptrtcc and running bach
wards. But ticuaro recovered in the
e'E'th and aiHth ra4rIs which were
Las oGiv impressive ones. The tenth
Win ore ot ae fasiest II the fight
sd brought tbe crowd to lis feet,
Brown tool; the roGud after be had
he.;,u N..aro a.tA sons stjft blows
an ttk"u g few IN rcturn.
Frankie bmpcp knocked Joe Gar.
rit dowu in 3Lc second round aud
lead the rest Of The way TO cop the
decision. Hams Stciakc, big German
wr,stlCr tried MS grappiipg tactics
or Tom lIawkina, San Ei,su fire
laan, and the referee Disqualified
hw in the fourth roHud of the siA
round srcciai. Young Ferry drew
With Morris EagIeSon AMI Sailor
Carter beat Kid Frayo in the prclim.
iaarlrs
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15
Here and There
in Sport World
LOS ANGELES. Cal. Oct. IS.

Los ANGELES, Cal. Oct. is, ~
An aerial attack will be relied up
ou$ SATURDAY br Coach Howard
zones 10 bring v;rtory to the I-ni-
'crsTty Of Southern Californiae%
Ihe. Troj#nS have shown il great.
deal Of thoir- ability II the forward
pr 9g game in .ihcir carly gaines
,h!s sai&,I and have bccn 3tjeccSsful
.rr' ..4hlt lncr'nt 2tt;rd. Howard
i.i!iats MVriop N#rr aud' Manuel.
Iaraae,ia are ai' #raurajc Itlssers!
Jn3AH ri giving ,nd Hcunett 1iist-
cro and Net,i 3n Stake 1a34,anag al
" The : st.mlorG line lin Et ~ not .'S b, a.. a.
s.'ak IS The uortEclatrs credited Il
With being at The start Of lite year.
Jones bclicAcs tlgt 81 tLc ..oiIs irr.
makes through ilcs sSinof4J 'i44.
VIII be mighty Hard aoiu&, So h.
y II resoit ia the air t. IA rle,iG, of
victory ta:itlada3. - lttSy
The Soathein Ta!Eptn,3 ;t5nsef
&c wiz 5ta&& ;tLfse elp4s. q
Southern California over N Wceis'
tuG,
ta.yr..ty ii Can.oar, sw"l. NJ.
I aAeh, tla ;rl Glthsf beat i3QHaaa,
- - o Iast Saturday, vii play hos
to Whittier college oo thc srizzty
tirld. .-.
eccideptal and EodIands will
meet at, RedIa0ds Hnd Pomoaa pIa9a
C,ailfoTnia S.iiaal of %r;ui4.c&y II
ituGHamaA1 Par, i'taad.H@.
i Vernon e"i7.1 nia series With
los Angeles Uaep they -.ogrl a >
80 victory. over ,Ge Angels 1T
NriGIey parh ycsierqa> j.nlay
cl2. sti"g.Fi'csfed good balt for The
Bengal
.'or o'orman and EtJc Cochran
lnrot in the tea round main event at
pasadena tonight.
The two juninr light weight Lave
impressive rcrns'Is'd aud are expected
tp'fut mp a HcrE good battle.
!. Battling NV won . ten round IL.
cision from IIanh Cation in ~ slow
boa, at tie Wilmington bowl last
NIGHT.
H:ly 1anc and Sailor .Nrqr dre.
IN. tho eighth round s6mi-windup.
doe Eurns won from Sailor Paddy
Nnllcn WAi!o Sailor Dom Browsk1.
Knocked out .SalGG Brpcklobauk in
atAo iirst round,in the prriimiaagic.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15
CLosENESS OF SERIES
MlRRORED IN WAGERS
NTW Work.. n

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Tho
c'cseness OF the world S series,
only the fourth out Of 90 Of
the annual baseball classics to
be decided by the margin Of one
game, is milTorcd in the betting
in financial houses today.
Even money on tho seventh
Same prevailed generally, accord
ing TO w T.. Darnall and cOm-
pany, with Pittsburgh a 10 to9
iavoritc in 6ono wagers.
One freak blG Of 81 900 TO $500
that there would be no more than
six scores in t. lays encounter
was reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15
JOE BROWN GIVEN
DECISION IN BOUT

Joe Brown, ono Of the most porhi
hr fightcrs who has vet visited me
Deal ssrena, and who has n large
following here, took the decision
from Jack kauc in the main event
AT the Drc9mlaud arena, San Diego,
last night.
brown kept. close to Kane and
body punched his way to victory
keeping his opponent smothcrcd UP
SO that hc could not cut loose.
Brown $ close fighting tactics PROV
81 'too much for Kane.
There was no question Of the We
tory, according TO san Diego pap
efs, WHICH give Brown credit for
having as !ight all the way.
\ rabbit club, for competitive cy
bihl's was organizcd, October ], ~
.Do"ney, Los Angeles county.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15

5TRAl Ed 500 reward for in
. formation loaa;ng 10 recovery of
onGz%'oalI bay pony. Black name
fsnd tail, white &pof OF forehead.
!. NJ. Grafton, Rte. No. ,, ~
4scn tTo. J1tI
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15

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H.. s-'
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15

WASTEJ.- E11pirc milking mn.
cItbi" mah Sanitary Dairy BARNS,
&ou'hNest .eQrifer city limitts. Fl
Centre. r-I5t9
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15
EfNY ILLINOIS PLAYER
HAD HIS MEX BROKEN
Hy nitcd Press Lcnsed Njrc

tHAMFAlGN, ILL.,, oct. James
+. Whitfield, University Of Illinois
freshman quarterback, was recover
ing rapidly today from injuries re.
re4Ned IN Scrimmagc YESTERDAY af
tcrnoo6, his nurse told thu Initrl
.I'reSS today denying Whitneld,s Is
neck was broken.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15
PIRATES PLAYED SOLOkS TODAY
| FOR HIGHEST POT in BASEBALL;
BETTING GAVE WASHINGTON EDGE,
BY HENRY L. FARRELL
United Pross Staff Corresponde

oLit'd 1LcSS QUILL IV4LC6pJnueuG
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 10 After
ma king another gallant etaud, in
which they hattlcd themselves back
nto tie, he Pittsburgh Pirates
went against the Washington isepa-
tors for tho highest pot in baselpll
here today. aG'
There was not only ihC honor Of a
baseball championship in the
scveath and decid;tig game of the
tCrjcs--thcrc was marc than $1,000
ht stake for each plaYQr, reprC'rnt-
ihs the difference between the win
bling and losing sharc. Thp tension
Lat each player WIS houud to
feel was figured strongly in the
Letting.
one group Of big money players
which had iost and rcgained So
coo on the fist SIX gaurs was ready
TO Offer the same amount today ut
10 ; ou thc Senators. They said
they thought Washington WAS the
ItaVoritc because Of Walter johnson
and the greater experience of the
Senators.
scalpera Were Busy
'rhc spirit Of the Pirates in fight
|iug back into tie brought back
| ali the enthusiasm of the, opening
game and there was morc,of "A bat
tie for tickets than there WAS be.
fore the series started.
Sc.dpers, MS usual hH larg'
Llcchs OF choice seats They Neac
aaj,iuS SIS per ticket ms morning,
The market oPcnrd last ngglt a'
St0 and when brisk activity was
hote the spec boostod the price
and further increase wa c&pcet
"a before game t.rae as The WaJtaer
We, flne and The prospects for u
tjsl guac could moi have been bet
tyr.
The rla',4 in HeJ last teo
,.nes. were e vastly rlnasod club
aLd they iooted mora ike H., caNa
fiat ran away from ,at Ne~ forl;
tIa5ts il the series tAlt won The
National league pnuaaut.
IAc Senators, u'aetluo, failed ia
g6t the combination Of pitclWe aut
lifting aud missed Tho breaks that
favored them iH the oat5 same
tbe -rr.es.
Jnhaotta, Iahho. shipped - cfr
loads of waterm"lous this season,
some ppiuv to Canada.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15
FORMER RUSSIAN
AVIATOR KILLED
WASHING WINDOWS
uy United Press Leased Wirr

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. -, -. In
r,Gurrd circumstances. his exploits
against the Germans forgotten, Ret
ce Goloooslcv, former Russiau. .i,r,ny
aviation, took inb here. as a window
wa ashct. Today hc fell tour floors
FROM y rlalrlge and was kiH"d,
lie leaves Il widow and tU1 chll
dron in destitute circumstances.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Yo'jfr is hcyeby given tbat IN
'"r'ord with Section &05l and &oa2
Of the Civil Codc Of California. taat
ol- the 2oth day of October, la2a,
ut the hour Of 3 p. m, at the Public
Service Garage, in El Centre. Calf,
wih scil at public auction al Sev.
cnth dnd Main St5,, Fl Cent 10y one
Grant Six Automobile,f mA6tcf i'r.ns,
hcr N1299. Said sale will be 10
sarisfy their charges for storage IN
the SUM of 5000, to gether vilh
theleost of publication oe in's l.,-
ticr and cost 6f sol, -
/, Dated October TO, 1925.
BoWLES & son. pYorr.a.---
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15

'IUDAY'S WANT ADS:


.. .-.-.- .--.----------.-.- :.
STRAY ED- 800 reward for in
=. formation laaG;ng 10 recovery of
onee#raall bay pony. Black mano
r.nd tail, white $pof OF forehead
!. NJ. Grafton, Rte. No. ;, ~
.NcnEro. ~ ..... 51t1
WAxTEr.- F@lpjrc milking mn.
cltbic u,ap SaHjGary Dairy Barns,
&on'hnes, cQrifrr city limit.. FL
Gcn'ro, l5t3
f'tttf1ff-- 'tttf1ff-- :, ~ 50 acrcs in Missouri,
snit;t5ie for stock or poultry rails
'i7llRy::- Mo yg~apes q. strawberries.
sk}y :l1= s bHot. Box 1123, NJ
Centre. C7Ff. l. II 20 % 81 =
FpRs Els~ja Tiecls.f ernj jjsahca room
il 'r%szt~' 'taaf wifi, or VI itioul
so."a. 'cnt.e9aq onlvy $40 South
Urn n. II Z. ! LII ijt3.
~ ..-.4 Na. fl or part timo,
~ tuj+sion. Mr.. Coz,
Fq'a aa = lentro lioteI. I5t@
FOR RENl'-- Nicely furnished
slecpin@ porch III new home. Bath.
GentIeman only. G54 Olive. l5t2
For Ri.NT-3 room froiit apt. fur.
. MS 81" inrlllio@ liglts .nd vat-
, =. 5ee. 7-5 Olive. I5t3
For Cheap. p'ufn binder in
A. condition. Apply TO p. L..
Zi'n, 1916
FOI JftSt,y acres new alfalfa.
good stand. > miles west of FL
t-""r~o: 40 acres adjoining to i)e
planted this fall. for lease bv
.'Iu. /. Can 9O7J2. 15t3
FOR SALF-Poll top desk, IN good
condition. Call 907J2. 15t3
FOR sALE-So acres. 10 acres in
corn, ready TO cut. viii yield 113
tons thrcshed to acre. 10 acres
good stand Young alfalfa. miles
from FL Centre. Fine soil, no wa
ter table. Press Box s24. 15t&
LOST on road between Brawlev and
FL Ccntro. ! cot ana canvass au-o
top cover, Reward. $50 He'll Ave.
p Centre. Phone 22oJ. l5t2
WENT TO RG2N7, -Piauo, for cyor-.
c1'iS!io' campaign al big lent, 9Th
apa Rrnadwav. Fuller Eyau"rljs.
tlc: Party. 1873
STEANED-Ono dark brown muieY
'aearing birdie haltcr, ago abprIt
{ wears, weigh1 1900. Ono d,mk
brown mu]o with haitrr au.l chain
attached, agc. about \ ucars, W.
700. One Light gray. BROWN miXcrl
mntc, age ab0U. 8 vcars. weight
about 1850. NO .hpltcr. One bqv
lnrso, blind in one exc. weigh-.
ii50. Notify Gerald II. Shaly,
RE 1,.Bo% l7.ie, FL Contro. l5tf
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WANTED-Young mau not attend
nG school to learn the hardwaro
~ ot'ANli'AiAl ttfi''i NliA' =
IS offered for advan'omcnt Ap-
sly Mr.. .Cnrricr, I. Y. Hardware
Co.. .... I5t2
LOST-Rrindle Boston Toy bull,
with white chest and whitr stripe
"rross head. Return To Police De
partmeut, l5t2
L0ST--s5.oo "rcward. Small black
treveling bag. Return to C,ngo'.
Hotel. lJtl
FOR SALE--Sanjtary couch ana
mattress aud good upholstered
fiber Rockers. 67t He'll Ave. 1878
Alfalfa butterflies were serious
Hest in the salt River NalI4 carly
a %cRtcmbcr,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15
RHEUMATISM
-anhot EXiat jn the Human HcJy If
! on Will J-o p,-.pl-', rrp4rrintlOn

Cannot E2iet in the Human HcJy If
YOU wiz Use Trunks Prescription
1t Is rrcNo ro" io St5'. f. is Il
sh'fn- - sat'e' W tn rheumatism.
hr# Prescription docs NOT ruin
tt''%,om ,H. i docs not dcr5asy .l,c
.e'rr. RAT al the lhvat and good
food You wish while taking Trunk 5
Prescription. Contains no mercury,
salirElatc soda, oil wintcrgrcen or
arffotieSf put positively oyqreOmes
NY kind Of rhcumatjsn. or gdut on
o.19h, What more do ,oQ want?
II is impossible 20 gat something
ho'ter. The greatest uric acid sol
y'fr known aAd also superior
lver lucdiciuo.
I{upk S PrtsDlipiiop soils for
rs or for only sso6 at,l1nauts
DE ato-e. sdv
"s9. .F.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15
THE WEATHER

los ANGELES AND VICINITY
Naj'tJnight and F.idaH With mod
cI#tc' Temperatures.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA: rair
and mild tonight and FtGay.
ii Monte, Los Angeles county
has let contract for paving thc
main street the entire length of the
city, for $61lil.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15
News and Gossip
OF the Gridiron
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dcfonSo against No;rc Damo p,.y,
here yesterday.
NEW HANEN,-s, enal dr1 viii
be III" order for Ya'e's varsity
eleven until thu Pennsylvania game
o" SaturdaT Coach Joucj has, ruled.
CAMBR!DGE.--A A light workout.
consisting largely GA Signal work.
charactorilcd the Harvard eleven :.
wol hout yesterday.
fRlNcEToN.-Tbc Tigcr rIcvcr
ctntcrcd al its effort on pcrfc,-ing
an aerial attack which VIII be usel
against tho navy on Saturday.
ANNAPOLIS, Md--The- navy =
first eleven worked in ponring
rain Yesterday, putting the finish
In& touches on formation Of signal
driH,