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New Britain herald., 1925-04-04
Inc Surprise Which pr. Meredith
 RAcaiveS

There was an emotion other than a!stonishment in Katherine BicRett's face as she unexpectedly confront ed pr. Meredith at the door of her patients room. That she was glad to see him no one could doubt. ], who knew her so well, saw that memories, powerful ones, had as- sailed her at the sight of the man standing with pr. Petit just behind me.
 He was In front Of me the next minute, and had grasped kath- erine's outstretched hands.
 "Katherine Sonnot" he said vi- brantly, "or of course - l re- member now, the name of that lucky chap was Bickett. But give you my word when old Bert here spoke of the nurse, Mrs. Bickett, l didn't connect the names at all. l thought you were In the wilds of South America with that engineer husband Of yours"
 His movement had brought his face and eyes within direct range of my vision, and I did not need spectacles either physical or men tai. to see that the memories in Katherines expressive face were mlrrored in his own. Something tense, emotional. lay between these two, something which had brought a curious gleam of excitement into eyes generally schooled to repres' sll emotion.
 !Katherine's Mask
 The next second, however, per hans because of the instinctiv' knowledge that pr. Pettit's aston Isbed eyes and mine were upoi them, the professional mask of lonl training covered both faces, am Katherine spoke perfunctorily.
 NO. I never have been In sout' America. I trust Mrs. Meredith we'll" .,
 The answer was prompt, but bi constrained.
 "she's feeling very fit. thank yor I expect her out for the weekend ss am staying down here for few days. Perhaps
 He did not finish the tentativ suggestion for Katherine manage most admirably to look at pr. Pet fit expectantly while still listenin te his companion. distinctly sa' pr. Meredith take his lower lip be tween his teeth at the tacit snul but the next instant he smiled brl l,antlv, if a trife mechanically. an gestured to his colleague,
 'I must apologize, pr. Petit" n said in the most approved profe;
New Britain herald., 1925-04-04
PIMP[ES ON NECK AND CHIN
Irrltated by Shaving. Caused Disagreement
 Healed by CutiCura.

"I was troubled with breaking out of pimples around my neck and chin. The pimples were hard and lred and after a.dsy or two festered. lWhen shaved irritated. them and they itehed and burned some Ithing awful. The breaking out caused dishgurement 60 that l hated to go out. - -,
 "I read an advertisement for cuticura Soap and Ointment and sent for q free sample. After using itI could see an improvement 90 purchased more and now I am healed" Signed Edward Die- itrieh, IS N. Cherry St., Poughkeep- Isie. N. F., June i4, 1924.
 Nothing quicker or safer than cutieura Soap and Ointment for skin troubles that itch and bum. soap s5e. Ointment g and 5be. Tslcum rte, Sod 1 everywhere Sample eseh free, A5.hrst acltiesra LAherstoFist, nspt. D, haldsn, Rsst." I~ Cutieura Shaving Stisk 2se. T.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-04
Gossip;s Corner
TO CLEAN WINDOW sIILs

A small paint brush is an excel lent implement for sweeping window sills, and cleaning around a radiator that stands in a corner.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-04

The Is have It. in this puzzle. Four words begin with I, three end { with the letter and quite . few have 1t tucked away in the mid dle. The three words ending in I | are the ones that will bother, if any. .E
 HORIZONTAL i. Sincere: .hearty. z. Public speakers. IS. Color. 14. Liberty. 16. A cavity in ground. 1T. Barren. 1s. Gave way to detection, 20. Garments. 21. Adverbial negative. 23. To move rapidly, past tense. 24. European freshwater fish. 26. Pertinacious. s1. Point of compass. 32. Beverage. 34. Crude. 55. An eccentric disc. S6. To place. 37. To bark. SS, A grain. ! S9. Silk worm. 40. Possesses. fl. Judge in a Mohammedan town. 42. An inert gaseous element in
 the air. 43. Because. A. A dandy. A. Ocean.
 4s. To perform. 51. A provident insect 52. Anger.
 53. To devour. 54. Meadow.
 55. Exists.
 5s. Paper embossed In imitation of
 leather.
 5s. Direction Australia As from us. 50. To help.
 61. Noise. D. s3, A ponderous volume. s5. Abstains from food. } 6a. Fairy. , II. Female sheep. 72. oil of. turpentine. } "A. Grief. 75. Pertaining to teeth. 7s. A race horse.
 VERTICAL i. Philanthrophy; almsgiving.
 2. Yours and mine. . 5. Strap of bridle.
 1. Whether.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-04
SAVE WALL PAPEF

When having a room newly paper ed. save a part of a roll for emer- gencies. Often it is impossible to match paper later.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-04
USE THE BATH SPRAY

You can keep your screens, clean by giving them bath every week with the bath spray. Then your cur tains will not soil so easily.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-04
WARM THE MILK

When baking custard, warm the milk befote adding the egg and no water will settle at the bottom ot the dish.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-04
N HoI,sE CLEANING

Empty the vacuum cleaner bag in a large paper sack instead of shak- ing it into a newspaper. This elim- mates flying dust.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-04

FLYING PANELS
 Flying panels give sense Of mo- tion and lightness to dark colored frocks on very straight, close lines.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-04

Parisian belles are quite wild over the new silk wigs for evening made of colored silk in pastel shades. They usually match the frock in color or arc pure white They have little in common with the bob. and are bound to transform the aapper into g sophiSticate.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-04
MAX CHAIR ROCKERS

WAN UHAIt HONNLINo
 Wax the bottom of your chair rockers and they will not make marks on your polished floors
New Britain herald., 1925-04-04

5. Human upper limb. 6. Constellation.
 2. Song or hymn.
 s. Stick. 4- g. Part of verb to be. 10. To give access. il. Inlet. a .. 12. Avenues. 15. Narrative poem. IS. Period. 20. What most people call gasoline. 22. Frightened. .r' 23. Considered. .. 25. Officers in church. 27. No. .-sN % . 2S. Profound reverence. 2s. Frozen water. 30. Instrument used to move boat, s1. Meetings of spiritualists. 3S. Independently. S6. A sand bar. 4S. swooned. 45. English coin.
 46. To fondle.
 47. To observe. 4s. Organ of hearing.
 50. Duskier.
 56. Falsehood.
 57. Stockings.
 5s. The point.
 60. So shall 1t be. 62. Small salamander.
 s4. To De in debt.
 65. Pine tree.
 56. Some.
 '. Child.
 IS. Polite form of addressing male. 70. Eggs of fishes. .. 12. Father.
 T3. Behold.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-04

TOMORROW - This letter con- tinued,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-26
Double Romance
Revealed, Sisters
Wed Tomorrow

Cupid struck Z double bulls
eye a. the courthouse this
morning, when marriage licen-
ses were issued 20 Josefa ard
Luz valenzueta, sisters, of Holt
vile.
The sisters. accompanied by
their hasbands-to-be and their
mother and escorted by Dick
Cohen, official interpreter, ap-
pearod at the county clerk s
office and made known their
wish 20 be married. The mother.
with the aid Of Dick. supervised
the business Of getting the nee
essary papers. sven 20 The point
Of seeing that her daughters
spelled their names correctly
and that cvorvthiug was dons
according to the custom Of the
Americanos.
Josof7. who gave her ace as
1G. Is 70 marry Leonardo Lnna,
o. years old. Luz. three years
older than her sister. win mar
~ C.o1fcio Ser~ano, 81 years
Old. ~ tho principals arc ma
tivcg Of Mexico ard residents
of TIoltville, where the marriage
ceremonies are 20 le perform
cd tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-26
WAITER FOUND
SANE BY JURY

7. W. Walter was declared to be
sane hv n Jury in the superior co"rt
Yesterday afternoon, the vote hc-
ino O to .. Ae only q thrrc-martcrs
vote is necessary 20 decide q sanity
hearing. Judge prumm. who pre-
sidod. Granted walter his liberty.
Waltrr was arrested two weeks
aeo bv Officer REYNOLDS of tho FL
Centre police departments who found
q Luqre pistol iu LIS possession
which Walter claimed he used. 70
protect himcglf aoainst enemies who
the seeking his life.
Although DR.. Brooks and Dr.
House. after examining Walter Inst
week. declared him to ho suffer-
ing from uaranoia. the jury, after
hearing walters testimony. deeid-
ed otherwise, and there was there
fore no alternative for the court
but to release him. Sheriff Gillctt
declipcd, however. to give Walter
back the gun which he was carry
ing. declaring that Walter was not
to be permitted TO 20 armed in this
county.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-26
PLAN TO HOLD
FIRST ELECTION
IN SEPTEMBER

Petitions for the recall of Judge
NJ. W. Coukling, aud District Attor-
ney Utley win be filed at such n
time as viii make the first election
come some time in September, AZ
cording to % statement made by
Mark Rose today. He further said
that il is the desire Of those spon-
soring the recall 10 have the elec-
ton at a time when the big majority
Of the voters VIII be back in the
valley after the summer vacations.
According TO the law, the election
must bo held not less than 80 nor
more than 40 days following the
filing Of the petitions. II this plan
is followed, the second election
should be held some time m October,
Rose aid
lie further denied that the elec-
zion will cost anywhere in the neigh.
borhood OF $4,000, asserting that
4 check Of the last three elections.
according to figures obtained from
the county clerk, showed that the to-
tai cost Of the three elections was
approximately $4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-26
PERSONALS

W.. T. s. Alternately ari 6ae1h-
-.- Nar5a.r. II Norman. Oklahoma.
ar. visiting 2rr. aa5 NJ. jimmy
Apr-=z Mrs. AbeHz-lv and
lt-s. A7r.@-a-- are oh school el14z 3
ard ar deriving much pleasure il
renewing ola friendships. 3IrS.
Aberuata- declares -tz- + s vsr-
hot in 0k'alo1s AID -t1- ore :
hotter abe % stand -ls= heat tzan
HAT iD tie esz-.
Richard TX. who recently -=-5v-
II 20 Los Angeles with - mother
aad sister. has written = rs friends
and sends word = g-=a-ing - zss
many friends. II intends 20 ez-=-
-he California Christian College 3
Tie tal.
3Irs. :. ". Crsek iz -ss-.z- 80
Little Rex. Arkansas ss=.-zz
70 word received 6~ L=r L--z5.
wf1 = employed Fl Tzr-a~ 2---1-
eE= store T. even --z-- ---
than IN -he -a--4-.
Mrs. u. >. Tonlr1 a-d children
expect to leave tomorrow s1- -le.-
cottage in Live oaks whore -Eer
Will spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Braun of Yuma.
wei known in Imperial Eallev. were
guests of N- aud Mrs. s. Anke-
last night. The Brauns are on their
way to the coast to spend the sum.
mer.
Mrs. Percie Thacker and child
ren returned yesterday from two
weeks spent with relatives in San
Bernardino and Los Angeles.
Mrs. Doug Decide and baby are
leaving tomorrow for san Diego
where they will spend the summer.
Miss Dorothy Layman. sister Of
Mrs. ". B. O'Brien. who has been
visiting here for several davs on
her way from the east to La Jolla.
"her" her parents have located, left
for the latter resort today.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-26
"0ffff Again, On
Again, Gone
Again"

"off again. OF again. gone
again. was the tune the cleo
tric power played between 1
and 2 O'Clock this afternoon,
putting electric fans or the
kibosh' and adding insult to
injury for there is no more
aggravating sight during the
present spell o weather than an
electric fan out of commission.
Attempts by the Press to get
Manager Joe King of the South
EN- Sic-ras Power Company, on
the telephone proved unsuccess-
ful, and it is believed ne either
was hiding in a cyclone cellar,
or else had taken flight for
parts unknown. The power plant
denied that another snake was
on the wire, and let it 60 at
that.
After being off for a few
minutes, when the power did
come on, getting the fan in op-
Grafton again, We know what
Cartoonist Briggs means by
a grand and glorious feeling
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-26
RIVER SHOWS
STARTLING FALL.
REPORT REVEALS LIS

according to the report Of Raw s.
earn"rrv chiet engineer of the
Imperial Irrigation District for the
month Df May. the discharge OF
tae Colorado river during that
month WAS $50. .000 acre feet less
than The - wear average and Isl
GOO acre fee less rhau May. 1924.
The maximum flow during the
month was GA Nav II. when the
reading was @5.S94 second feet. The
minimum was 5000 second fee,
recorded OH Nav g.. after which the
river rose 10 %l.1GI second feet on
tHe 6 and remained Al tLat~fg gure
anti. tie 2-th. ~h5a !. started q rise
-ha- brought II 20 the maziuUm
cUr5.
The total discharge for the yea
lne.udlg N-v. is @.qI9,l0o acr,
l-ar ~ slightly more than two
thirds th.a Ter rfe ~am- period
last yes- aa& slightly less than
-7sa--.=f i t0. Scr RE - wear aN-
ef--aEe fa- -He same period.
OH Jaae g, 1a47. ~a..au Sea was
1=9> fse. teia# >es level Ac-
aa-tiEg - -te ancient beach I'ge on
81 rie R-ra-szz, z,-ImEzrla. county
boundary the -. at ene time WAS
Il fee. above la-a1 ssa level. TIE
elevation In June wls minus ag4-
= fee. showing that -he sra has
dropped $50 tea- since tAat tine.
Wee records ker> ~ the dis
-#.-- show than May was somewhat
cooler t1aa tile same a nth last
se-. -he maE-@am ot 1"5 le-Toe-
beng fae- degrees lower than the
slar. ls-- maximum. The mini
am was - degrees. one degree
..-l.- -saH May 1928 minimum.
$50. rainfall. occurred during the
aaa-h, ba- - II has ra5ael in oaly
.e-r u he last - ALays. -he month
.a- be ;akel - normal in This
e-re--. Tie teta- rainfall clis year
: 9.aG irrh Is mseh lower than tAe
g-a; average.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-26
.HICKCOX TALKS
AT KEWANIS ON
RECALL MOVE

Attorney Ross T. Hickcox was the
speaker Of the day at the Kiwanis
rnlh luncheon this noon, taking the
impending recall Of Judge Conkling
and District Attorney Utley Us his
subject.
Attorney Hickcox stated he did
not take a political view Of the
proposed recall, but looked at it
from the standpoint of one who pre-
fers 10 see peace and harmony
among all residents of the valley. a
consistent preacher for cooperation
since the first day he arrived in the
valley, the attorney stated that in
stead Of trying TO- disrupt the val
lev bv means of political fights, the
leaders should work together for the
best interests of the community, and
only Fen this way can the desired re-
suits be- achieved.
AHeu Nuffer, chairman of the
day. introduced the speaker.
\ trio composed OF BIZ Reed, J.
g.. carmichael and 5. Q. Lingo. sang
several selections, accompanied on
-le piano by Miss Julia Foneannou
Miss FoucaAHon : playing was great
-y eaisved. but the singing of the
trio, according to reports was hor-
r.blc and only the good nature Of
-.a other KiWanianS saved tile THO
t,.u disaster.
j.. l. Ziun spoke ON his expert /
,ures as a golfer. and raSkly pro
claimed himself 10 he the best golf
,r between here aud Kansas City. (
He used good judgment, however. in +
making his boas. during the present +.
weather when be knew it would not .
b. taken up, the Press is informed. f
Hank Zurcher Of GaleNico Rotary f.
lab, and Dewey Carey. of the Braw +
s. kiwan.S c!ab. were guests II the I
luncheon.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-26
MeXicali Mayor
Given Divorce

Federico Palacio. mayor os Nex-
ieai'. was granted final decree
Of divorce iu tho superior cour. this
morning from Lenor Narcio PaIaeio.
n ;Uterlrcutory decree having becI
granted on june -, 1929. The
final decree was granted By Judge
Brumm.
Tho custoGr Of -four minor chill
drcn is given 70 the defendant. and
by an order Of the court, the plain
tiff is directed to pay 500 per
month toward their support. hlais-
dell and Powers Of CalcXico APP
pcared for the plaintiff.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-26
Brawley High"
Comes in Fourth,
Stock Judging

Lawrence FARRELL, Of the B.aTley
liz. aall sfoeE Judging team. took
SECOND place IN the individual hon
a-s - The stetl. Judging contest for
l..a school teams. conducted a. the
Ta.an S.oel.vards in 10, Aa-lers
this week. Further iouorS came 20
E-.# = when .hv team took fourth
r.a. IN the school contest.
L.aE Peach high ehool with .
.r- - 1927 took first place. Tie
-...- winners in their order were,
,t.st-e high. llsg points, saeoad;
..a &-vs L.1h. ll7s, tAird: Braw-
-.v. IA points. fourth.
Judging .eslnled tive classes Of
Sleep. $50 ri Aa.-. two Of steers aud
a.e = horses. W. e. BELLS, azriau'-
..rll Instructor ~ Brawlev high
eAa.l Haje tle Awards ia tic baby
bees .te-t.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-26
Arizona Rains
Send Colorado
River Gage Up

Rains in Arizona are given rs he
reason for n slight rise in the Colo
RADIO river as indicated in the gage
rcading today. The summer rams
are about two weeks ahead OF he
usual time this year. The rains
have uot been universal throughout
the state, being confined in the main
to local areas.
IN addition 10 helping the Colo
RADIO river to slight degree the
rains were Of considerable benefit
to the range lands OF Arizona, which
have been suffering from a protraet-
Cd dry eneM.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-26
Hottest Day In
June Folio wed
BY Freak Storm

SACRAMENTO. June 2G,--Fol-
lowing in the wake Of the hottest
June day recorded in ~ years a
freak wind and electrical storm late
Thursday caused slight property
damage in North Sacramento, ac-
cording 70 reports received here.
Several other sections Of the city
reported slight precipitations and
wind but no serious damage be-
yond that 70 sheds, trees and chick
en- coops was reported.
The thermometer climber TO 40 de-
Crees here.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-26
Romance Begun
Tn Hong Kong
Goes on Rocks

An Oriental romance went on the
rocks in the superior court this
morning whom Harold &. Pomroy
field suit for divorce from Eileen
Patricia Pomrov.
Tho couple We're married in Hong
Kong, China on September II, 1919
and one year later the defendant de
serted the plaintiff. according to
the complaint Since that time the
principals have not lived together.
Elmer NS--Hcald of Calipatria is
counsel for the plaintiff
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-26
VISITOR TO CITY
CAN'T FIND HIS
TEETH OR HOTEL

san FRANCISCO. June %.
If L. G.. Rirkari KNIGHTS
Landing, had his teeth ID
Rnash them today. but that S
the trouble, b. can + find en-.
Rickard came TO town, mt
cd room and started out for "a
restaurant. When his dinner
arrived he remembered he had
left his teeth I'm the hotel.
But when he sought the hotel
lie could not remember its
name and couidn Z locate it.
Neither could tie police.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-26
KILLS UMPIRE IN
EXCITEMENT OF GAME

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, June 20. -
" KIN the umpire!' some ono shout
ed when Joe Warricr, arbiter in a
negro baseball game in North Birm-
ingham called out a runner on n
close decision at first base.
Lizzie Perkins, negro spectator,
was swayed by the idea. She drew
u pistol and fired five shots into
Warrier, killing him instantly.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-26
Arizona Man Is
Killed in Fall
From Airplane

MITCHELL FIELD. N. Y.
June 26.-Serseant Douglas L.
Logan, of the 61st service squad
ron. was killed when huge
Martin bombing plane suddenly
plunged to the ground here to.
gay.
Three other passengers es-
capped serious injury.
Logan's home was in B5bee.
Arizona.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-26

Major General John Lawrence
Baird, q member Of Britain 70 dip
lomatic service for years, is the
rev governor general Of Australia.
lie won the J.. s. q. during the
war and has e flock Of honorary
titles after his name.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-26

new YORK, dune 2G.-Cotton
closed up - TO Il; spots steady, up
40; miIIlings 2t85. Range:
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-26
NE WS BRIEFS
From City and County,


Miss Fra'vu EomaH, county
librarian. aud Miss Agnes
Ferris. c5tv librarian. have left Tor
The thirtrrta auaaa. martrg gt
fhc California Library A->0ai -ioa
which opens june 34'h Eu-alsss.
Miss Bowman loft several days ago.
cue 10 the fact that She wfl 81
ead special session far county
.hrarian- tamnfraa. j. addition
- tbe tsro gen rsI session, AMI tfs
round talt. discussion. uaich viii
be addressed hr many prominent
-peater-. many pleasant social a..
versions are also planned
at th. close of tie state couvra-
item. ther l#aa ta attend The ratlaa-
81 con euu#r. which win b- halG
5uIv J.lf 81 Seattle. Important
library figures VIII b. rre-aat fsam
aI over faa J#ite1 N-ates. Aiiss
Boman aaa Mis-, frrlls fal -o r.
turn .a about 'H#e- H,..E~.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-26

New Ea-f Dollars.-Nturh interest
i- being manifested ia the new Con
iejtlafa h-.- dollars that are now
an sa.a ~ the different banks
tuol- l-acut she v&#ev. These are
fire SIZE et aa ordinary half aol.a-.
with So picture eu uaa side OF Cen
,E.-~ Grant and Lee mounted ON
o-ssaaea. the other side bearing
.ae H-lal H~-T. r--or. These are
H..nt-& hv fAe United states gov
eminent as 81 -risgee - -he vafo- Of
'ae soldiers et the ~5utl and the
money derive. from their >aIc goes
r. Tire aid ot -i.a -ua :ra-ra-- soldiers
whose ranks are fast thinning. BIZ.
"Aa ar- without ample reasl "a 10
..liaiE -ae-. 5E comfort.
Swim in Cur wonderful mineral
water. Ho.tF.l'e Eatator.uu. adv
Valley Beauty Shop. Phone s24J.
adv
Parisienne Beauty shoppe. 1o7
No-sA 5tA. Phone -. adv
Divorce Decceo Granted the
superior .ruHl Ills morning. Judge
Ifamm -raHHI aH i.--rI5r. tory
d,-res Ut divorce 10 Luz EeHa Or
'c-a from Frank O65ega ca the
grounds O. ls>ar.ioa au4 -.lfas neg
ier-. 4. q. B'ei=aeat - B.a5>34.l
aae Powers. represented 7He Fls5a
Good Eats and smokes at s.eve's
Excellent dining room service ad.
Meet he At Sreve's. adv
Davis Beauty parlor. phone 227.
adv
Judge Drur1n Lsavcs-Ju1ze T. c.
Drumm. IF the Orange county super
or saart. who las been presiding
n tHe local rar-- this week. lift
his afternoon frr his home in
santa Ana. Judge Drumm made
many friends among che member,
d fae bar ana count. officials dur
Hg his stay here. and bef-r- lea--
ng he expressed the hope that II
night bc possible for him 70 --.1sr
iere - some future date 10 holI
.ourr.
Open Al Night. beginning last Sat
riay night, June 10Th, DuSoId 5
erviee station, Iaeate1 corner 9TH
nd Stat. SIS, win be open all
ight until further notice Your
atronage VIII be appreciated. adv
Dance Ever Tuesday, Thursday
nj Saturday nights at Heber
aim Garden. adv
Expert Auto Laundry, washing
oIishiug and ereasing. We guaran-
.e our wor].. Phone $50. G29 Broad
ay. cod adv
Eat at the Now Hotel Vaughn
afe and Coffee Shop. Jaeumha Hot
priugs. and { adv
Get Your Ice az DuSold's Service
tation, next TO post office. Open
ay ard night. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-26
COTTON MARKETS

hy United Press Leased Wire
NEW ORLEANS, June 9G.-Cot-
on closed steady; spots steady 10
higher. Middlings 2300.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-26
BADLY BURNED WHEN
HOME BURNS DOWN

MODESTO, June 26.-Returning
to her bed room to save an mmful
Of clothes after giving up all hope
Of saving her home from flames.
Mrs. Andrew Webb, wife Of "A Keys
rarcher was seriously burned about
the face, neck, back and arms, We'd
uesday.
The fire Of unknown origin de-
gtroycd furniture, heirlooms, money
and ali the family wearing apparel.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-26

Noland's Orchestra. Music for all
occasions. Phone Fl Centre 5S3. adv
Up 70 G. 0. P. Meeting. - Mrs.
lsstelc II. keeler and Mrs. R. ".
Ritter. both Of this city are IN Los
Angeles, where they went - attend
the state convention Of the RepUbli-
can women. held there This week
They were attendants at the c.abor-
ATE luncheon staged by the ReTub-
liean women and VIII return to this
city in few days.
Steve 's-Ifeadquarters for sum
her bachelors. Open al night. adv
Davis Beauty Parlor. Phone 227.
adv
House and Lot sald.-The Eira
property. located on Ho.. between
Fifth and Sixth street. changed
lqpds tAis week, tle aew o7gaeg be-
ipg Arnold Halinga, Of Calezico. II
was an an cash deal and was made
by the Anker Real Estate Company
Of this city.
Pay Cash for used ears. c. II.
Sylvester. CSC Main st. adv
Hotel Barbara Worth club break
fast 25c up. Special chicken, turkey
and steak dinners S1.00. Table de
hote dinner 800. Seventh street
entrance direct into dining room. ad
oswalt Acts As Bailiff-Due TO
the absence Of Dad Estes, ON
his vacation. Deputy Sheriff Sterl-
ing Oswalt acted rs baiiiff IN De
partmcut No. Of the superior court
this morning. From the excitement
Of cross-couutrv runs after crimi-
mails. 10 dhe comparative peace and
quiet Of the court room. is quite
change for Cswalt, but be made the
grade in good style and ker. order
The court without difficulty.
DR.. c. ]. McKendrick, chiroprac.
'or. q Dunaway Bldg. Phone 328.