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Evening star., 1926-03-14
Ube Gbeniug Star
BOYS CLUB
Conducted BY ROBERT e. MCCLELLAN

start. II you're catching them bare
handed you won't throw SO hard if
you 90 the other fellow viii burn
them in" Best to start base ball
slowly as every other game. Just
pass the ball around and after an
hours work stop. Loosen up the
Evening star., 1926-03-14

TO VIII IaIC.
teams are being disputed Ly, the
Ciovers. who wish 20 be considered in
the running for the title ana are
backing their claims with record Of
10 wins in 20 starts against the most
formidable OF the Districts senior
quints. Their only defeat was suf-
fered at the hands OF the Pullman
unlimited FIVE. Teams in the l40-
pound class may arrange matches
with the Clovers through Manager
Eshbaugh at Lincoln l4S4-J.
Renroc juniors, winners OF eight
straight victories. wish to book games
for the week. They have the use Of
gymnasium on Tuesday night. Call
Manager Trotter at Lincoln 726S.
Evening star., 1926-03-14
Members Should Get Ready
For Star Boys Club Games

weeks before The Evening Club
~ aiec carnival intend should have good
their Conditioning Not required however,
Evening star., 1926-03-14
ALOYSIUS AND YANKEES
TO MEET in COURT GAME

LOYSICS Club and Yankee basket bali open
series tonight the Arcade the second OF
In the 7:5 girls from Strayer
Evening star., 1926-03-14

First Days Practice
All out for the first base ball prac-
tice! No gloves today. Leave the
gloves at home. That's because we
don't want you 10 throw hard 1T the
Evening star., 1926-03-14

from the reserves of the varsity
squad.
The grapplers excelled in defensive
tactics, rather than those OF the at
tack, as is indicated By the fact that
no falls were registered.
OF interest was the appearance OF
Wickhorst. the powerful Navy tackle
and captain for next year, on the mat.
A fencing team made up Of alumni
OF Baltimore Polytechnic defeated the
Plebes. s bouts TO 4. The foil was the
only weapon used.
The best showing was made By
Waite OF the Navy. who won ali three
Of his bouts
Evening star., 1926-03-14
NAVY ATHLETIC TEAMS
HAVE A SUCCESSFUL DAY

ANAPOs, Nd March l3Navy athletes had big day III conf
~ petition here, the boxers and swimmers all
rather handy fashion However the Pebe did do we'll
hottc in nullc tiet 6a1.rei
Evening star., 1926-03-14

arms gradually. Practice every day
this week, but don't throw hard any
day. Start warming" up to begin
each days practice and gradually let
out BY the first Of next week you'll
DO ready TO throw. Avoid sore arms.
Tomorrow--more base ball and aIN
other track and field article by Ben
Oswalt, athletic director of the famous
Mooseheart. H.. High School.
Send in VouT entries i0r the cdrnf-
rul crents no1c. All club members
tcho can do so ShoalG participate 1c-
tiUelp and those lcho cdnnot should
make arrangements nor to be pres
ent.
Elsewhere OH this page viii be
found an application for membership.
Fill 1t In today and mail it addressed:
Chief. Boys Club. The Evening Star.
Washington, D. &. -.
Evening star., 1926-03-14

BERKELEY. Calf. March l3 CP).-
University of California has completed
negotiations for track meet with
princeton University, 1t Princeton,
May -
Evening star., 1926-03-14
COLLEGE BASKET BALL.

AZ Minneapolis--Iowa. IL; Mime.
sofa, Is.
At Philadelphia -- Princeton, "a;
Pennsylvania, 32.
At New Haven-Columbia, IL; Yale.
Evening star., 1926-03-14

ST. Adams h&s the opening date or
Wednesday. April :. The first en-
counter, with Svavely on April % =
the stadium probably VIII be shifte.;
to another day, IS the Central heit.
Is e1hed,,led Us the scene OF al i'll.
portant cadet ceremony on that da.e
The list Of games fellows:
Evening star., 1926-03-14

Clip this blank application, fill it out and mail it today
sddrcsss6; Chie Boys Club Evening Stas Washington e.
Evening star., 1926-03-14

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Evening star., 1926-03-14

Davidson College won wrestling
match, l2 points to 8. from a team
composed OF plebes, With additions
Evening star., 1926-03-14

Golf is to be aodpted by Japan.
Evening star., 1926-03-14

Charlie Hoff. the Norwegian ath-
iete. IS feet ! inch tall. and weighs
141 pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
big BERTHA" IS
CAUSING FLREMEN
LOTS OF TROUBLE

Big Ecrtha," metal Hinged
siren whistle placed atop the fire
station, has developed temperament.
Big Bcrtha' be it known. has
but few duties in Fl Cemtro. ON
occasion # -hri"Ee fire warning
when q fire warning is dun to be
given; at 9 O'Clock, - O'Clock and
> O'Clock il is supposed 10 sound Il
short. wr!l modula:pd can.
Outside Of tlia it has nothing to
do. But lately Bertha has taken
unto herself q lot Of officiGusnce5
and attaches Of the fire station are
WoHdcriu" thcreat. OF late Bertha
las been heard to sound off at the
early hour Of ) Il. M; she has re-
peatrd at 80; and reiterated the
call at q. Half of FL Centre s fire
department is said to be worried
INTO a state approaching nervous
prostration by Big Bcrtha's con
tiuucd calling. And many an FL
'cntro citizen who never knew what
i was 10 wake NJ before 8 clock
~ the morning is said to have gazcd
upon an carly morning sun today
for the first time in response to
Bertha 5 insistcnt. sounding.
Members Of thh fire department
attribatc Rcrtha's conduct to the
prcscnc" of q short circuit some.
place in the maze Of wires that
regulate the trmperamcutal singer.
They promised to have the evil
cradicltrd before night.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
City May Not Get
New Envelopes

Newly designed two cent stamped
envelopes Ic7ng issued by Uncle
sam 80 commemorate The srSquiccu-
tcnnial exposition now under way in
Philadelphia will not he placed on
sale here unless the patrons of the
local postofficr put in Il request for
them. Postmaster Charles W. Collins
announced today.
Arrangements are being made now
fer distribution Of the ncW cnvcl-
opcs to postofficos Throughout the
country. Postmaster Collins states
that they are to bc sent only to Of
ficcs pacing orders. IS result
of the general dissatisfaction cX.
pressed locally with the two cent
seSquicc 3tcnMal stamp placed on
sale some time ago, owiag to its
large size, Postmaster Collins be
licVcS there win be no demand for
the new envelope.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
S..P. To Operate
New Fast Train

G. w. Runge, agent for the
Southern Pacific railroad, was in
the city today attending TO bust.
ness matters. He plans to return
TO the coast tonight. While here
he announced he has received in
formation that the Southern Pacific
will start a 63 hour de luxe train
running between San Francisco and
Chicago in the fall.
Plans for operation of the new
train were discussed at u recent.
meeting between officials Of the
Union Pacific, Southern Pacific and
Chicago and Northwestern roads.
The new train will be known as the
Overland limited. The G8 hour run
between the two cities will be made
by the Golden State Limited.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
Bv 2. A. FARRTGAN
Horticultural Commissioner

The usual mechanical methods
employed in the control of annua,
weeds, designated to DESTROY tho
plants and TO prevent seeding. ar"
unsatisfactory in tine control Of
uuncture vine except in agricultural!
land Therp intensive cultivation can
be practiced. It is necessary for
success in rontrollino puncturc vine
bv cultivatior. hocing and similar
mcthods. to DESTROY or cut off tho
plahts below the crown before the
seed is formed. New plants s0%out
cortiauouslv durinr tho season Of
warm weather. and make q vcrv
rqpid growth. the burs hcginnin~ to
form n. an o9rlv stage Thoe"
voun@ burs picked even before the
~pines havc become ripid. have
. been fourd to cootain seeds capable
"f permination The hneiuo. or cul-
tivqti"n. therefore. in order 10 be
effective. must DO rcucated at fro
ancnt intcrvals. During the period
Of mcot rapid Growth thcs" intervals
must ho 90 ebert ae fiy" to srVan
dave. = noeeihlc ia "Vtrud the
iptcrvals .2""hat if the hocd
nl"nt' p Nercd and burned. bnt
this me- - not coGDlctCiv ef-
fcctire ro' the u'au-e are c'f be
fore an = he hurs are fHlir ma
turn "nd rls"ss the plans are gath
cred Lnforr 1''ilting. for thn reason
that the mas re hurS. and even thr
immature hnfs when the plants have
been permitted to dry. win shattcr
eff when the nlaut IL disturbed.
Uncultivated Areas
As the end to be accomplished is
the prevention Of seeding. as we'll as
the destruction of the plant, i IS
obvious that amy method which does
not do both cannot be considered
completely effective From the
foregoing considerations it VIII be
apparent that effective control in
cultivated areas can be accomplish-
ed only BY destroying all plants be
fore the seeds have formed or by
destroying both plants and seeds in
place.
It has been found that low grade
light fuel oils ranging from "A to 81
degrees gravity, such rs slop distil-
late, stove tops. smudgc oil and
Diesel oil. sud mechanical miXtUes
Of such oils in water cmulsifiad by
caustic soda. VIII penetrate the ma
turc burs and destroy tn" seeds, rs
well as kill the growing plants,
The green burs which are fully
formed but not yet dry are difficult
to iniure rs the burS in the bur
clusters are connected at this stage
thus preventing the oil from reach
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
Cattle Market

Cattle 14G0. moderately active,
generally steady, bulk steers 30
7.G1, bulk she stock 5OO-G.O0, odds
higher, most cutters 2.50=I00; bulls
active. steady, good bulls around
10: mcdimn around 300.
Calves 400, active, steady, two
leads choice 230-240 Ib. vealcrz 1900
heavies, averaging around 800 HIS.
,gnt at 1000; common kinds down to
900. !.
Hogs, 700, slow around 5Oc higher
than Friday. top 1915. hull, 173 to
1S3 ID, weight 15.60-l5.75. mixed
i5.G0, few packing sows around
ZOO
sheep $50, offerings deck mixed
ewes and lambs none sold. medium
TO choice lambs, quote 1850 TO leo,
common TO choice ewes 100000
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
Held on Jail Break Chargc.-All

ioId on JAN Break Chargc.-NTNort
Eurdett and Douglas Williams, two
colored men, will be tried in super
ior court on charges Of escaping
jail rs u result of their escape re
Gently while acting as TRUSTEES at the
county. They were ordered held to
answer on the charge following a
preliminary hearing before Justice
of the Peace Mayfield. In default
of bonds they were returned to the
county ial.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
Ocean Waves Make
Wine in 3 Days
Dy United Press Leased wire

PORT ANGELES. Wash, July 26
And now the m-g.ltv ocean waves
are being used to make three day
" pursciners winc,' it was reveal
ed in court here.
Sparo Janovich OF Gig Harbor,
owner Of the purse seine boat Mon
itor, arrested with three other purse
seiners by the coast guard for hav-
ing kegs Of wine aboard told Judge
Willard Brumfield how it was done.
"You see, judge, we put maybe
IL pounds of raisins and 40 gallons
Of water in a keg. The roll of the
boat made the wine after three
days.
The defendants told the judge
they thought they should have 3 per
cent wine because they 'read in
the papers, it was all right. The
court enlightened the quartet
through extraction of 800 from
each.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
Author Is Killed
I'm Plane Crash
BY United Press Leased Wire

WAWONA, Cal, July 4G.-Leroy
.!cffcrs, New York city, noted au-
thor and explorer, was instantly
Killed mere yesterday wien an air
plane pi!otcd by Dr. Sterling Ban
hrll. prominent San Francisco sur
@eon. tool; a nose dive and crashed
100 feet TO the ground. Or. Bunnell
was badly hurt but will live. it was
"nnounc'd by his physician here 10,
dav.
The plane was enrGutn from San
Francisco to Yosemite valley. Bun
hcll had circled the Wawona flying
field twice and was about to dcs-
crnd whcr it is believed he turned
his craft too abruptly. Nearly Il
hundred Weekend guests at the
WawOna hotel witnessed the rras:l.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
Drivers Careful over Week End

--Hcspite unusually heavy traffi"
'cported on county highways there
were no serious accidents over the
Weekend, officials of the sheriff )
office and county traffic squad re
Port. A number of motorists were
cited for speeding by traffic Off
GERS detailed to the CalcXico high
way and their cases will come mp
for hearing Wednesday before JUS
ticc of the Peace Mayficld
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
Guests At Y. w. G. A. Camp.

Sunday guests at the IIipass Y. w.
c. A. camp included Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Boyettc and daughter, II. f,
Johnson, w. NJ. Rosworth. Ruby
Bosworth, Mr. and Mrs. n. Maretti,
Lee Baker. Leona Vaudeville, Mr..
and Mrs. w. d. Gary and son. and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Fisher, all of
FL Centre. II. NJ Belford and Fred
Arnctt of Imperial and p. +. Rycr-
son and family of IIoltvillc were also
guests of the camp.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26

present. as the OIL does Not readily
penetrate the green burs. Either
burning in place or q second treat
ment with oil is necessary. Burn
nag Of dead plants in place is diff
ficult except when Immediately pre-
cceded by an oil spray.
The county highways are now
being SPRAYED with a Hardie spray
which has been placed Oh a one ton
truck. The city councils of FL
Centre and Brawlev have placed or
dcrs for the construction of spray
machines which will be used to
sprav puncture vine infestations
along the streets and parks.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
Little Business For Shcriff.-Thc

Little Business For Shcriff-Thc
good behavior upon which citizens
ct Ii Ccntro have placed themselves
recently, evidenced by the small
police court register, has extended
10 the domain Of Sheriff Gillctt
There were but two arrests by dep.
uty shcriffs in the county over the
weekend. b. Cadcna, of Brawley
was brought here Sunday to await
trial ON charge of resisting arrest,
filed fillowing an alteration with
an officer at Rrawley. Ed Wilson
was arrested late Saturday in Cal
ipatria ON charges of cmbczzlcment
preferred BY a Calipatria merchant.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
Police Find Stripped Car

only the engine number, 9ll1S39 TO
work ON, police are irving to dis
cover the owner of Ford touring
ear found ON Ross avenue stripped
of wheels, license plates, steering
wheel and starter. The ear is the
second to he found stripped in thus
vicinity within few DAYS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26

The Gravenstcin apple harvest
started Mt ForcstvilIc, Sonoma coun-
ty, with five ears shipped, July 6.
llncElcbcrricS were shipped from
liraldsburg, Sonoma county, % days
earlier this year than in 1928.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
Inspector Here on Business.

Walter Greer, inspector with the
state traffic department. is in the
city comforting with Capt. Frank
OSwalt Of the county traffic squad.
The trip is in the nature of reg
ular inspection and only routine
matters were under discussion.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
Furniture bargains. clayton 4
1evens 10 M. 5th. adv

Davis Coming Herc.-MerriH H..
DAVIS former pahlish"r tn" imperial
IXalIsH Press. and now director a.
ul.iriit for Il. +. Mcclellan = cam.
aa@a for goNefnor of California,
'ea~ - we.h#ea4 visitor at Iacamba
H. fer'ae @d viii De iu ImprIiai
a''a ~. week 10 bsost lis caH-
Ididatr. raNiS ha, a Widc circle Of
f. h..nd- IN the valley having lived
N. f.r cN.lnl Ne.r,.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
HARPTGAN OUTLINES METHOD
OF PUNCTURE VINE CONTROL

ing that portion Of the bur whore
the seed cavities are most easily
penetrated by the oil. When the
plants have been killed bv treat
ment. these green burs split apart
from the outer edge inward. remain
inc attached at the center aud in
this stage subsequent spraving al
lows the oil 10 be readily absorbed
into the encd cavities and kills the
seeds. Whore tile snraving is not
done until the green burs have form
ed. tW" tr"atmnntS are necessary.
Purning Not Sufficient
Burnino alono has not proved
practicable. The green plants ard
rart rticuIarlv the green burs require
such great heat for their destruction
that tho cost Of effective wort; is
very hioh. RnIning in ulaco after
the plants have been killed by the
oil may be used instead Of second
epravire. II Is difficult to burn
even the dry nlarts in place. how
ever. unless thev are treated with
oil Immediately prior to hurning.
Mechanical mixture of light fuel
oils aud water NAV he modc bv
cmulsifving with caustic soda. Two
10 five pounds Of caustio coda Is
epft'iricnt to cmnls;fv 200 gallons
of mixture. A % per cent emulsion
readily kills the plants aud VIII
kin porto but not all of the seeds
and If is probable the same purpose
ran be ACCOMPLISHED by the use Of
still more dilute solutions. Such an
emulsion may be used on the Young
plants before the burs are formed
and will be found cheaper and qnick
cr than hocing; II may also be used
- preliminary treatment after the
hnrs are formed, to be followed hV
burning or bv an oil spray. A 30
p"r cont emulsion appears to be as
effective in destroying the seeds as
: tie oil alone.
Kill Before Seeding
Puncture vine control is comnlote-
lv effective only when all plants
are killed before seeding. or when
both plants and seod arc killed in
nlac". Because of the habit Of
the weed in sprouting continuouslv
throughout the season several treat
rcnts = year are n"ceSSarv. Low
eIade light fuel oils ,! to 81 de
orcos gravity, uend either alone or
witlI 80 per cent water emulsified
wt1, caus;ic soda 3eStrov the plants
md also the seeds in fully matured
hure. Twenty-Five. per cent oil
emu!sions DESTROY the plants and
rav he used before the burs ar"
formed or as Il preliminary spray to
be followed bv an oil surav or br
burning. A single treatment is not
sufficient whore green burs are
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26

Ladybugs have been liberated at
Manteca, San Joaquin county. to
war on bean aphis.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26

Nencill, Curtis Rridgrrs, George
Queen. and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Crit
fin all Of whom were at Jacumba;
Mr., and Mrs. Benny Young who
were at Hipass, and Mrs. Alfred
Peterson aud Miss Enola Peterson
who were at their cottage at Live
Oaks,
Dr.. Harry Findley, specialist in
diseases Of eye, ear nose and
throat. @2-34 Davis Bldg. Phone
%. adv
Work on Hotel Barbara Worth
Work on th" Hotel Barbara Worth
is progressing rapidly. Fifty men
N" on IL" job and the roof is on
now. AIev ". MrGc,rgc, supcrin-
teudent Of til" construction saws
they will start 10 plaster by August
/. He also states definitely that the
cntire addition will be complete in
October.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
COTTON MARKETS

Nv United Press Leased Wire
NEW ORLEANS, July 26.-Cot
ton futures closed steady; spots
stcalv. | higher: nids 1000.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
RELIGIOUS STRIFE
CAUSING TURMOIL
AMONG MEXICANS
Church and State Fight
Looms As Government
Enacts New Law.
BY A. w. FOLGER
(UnItod Press Staff Correspondent


MEXICO CITY, july 2G-Mexico
is today in turmoil as, with less than
week remaining before the new
anti-Cahtol'c laws go into effect
church and state strive to retain
their 'res0rctiVe powers in the
great religions uphcaval.
A pastoral letter signed bv al
Mexican archbishops and bishops
and approved bv Pope Pius XII was
read in churches throughout the
nation Yesterday. Attacking the
governments position. it declared
that IT," church had long been toll
Grant II til" face of prosecutions
but that + would be a crime to toll
crate tie new law. and that consc-
Huently ne plan Of passive resist
ance had been adopted.
Prcsidcu' Gales. meanwhile, IS
sued lengthy statements to the
press on the bovcott threatened bv
Catholics, and said that the new
laws had been forced on the gov
eminent by the seditious atti-
tude' Of he clergy. The govern
mcnt, which is holding troops in
barracks here, is said to be ready
to enforce the decrces by force if
necessary.
1t is understood that beginning
next Sunday, Catholic priests will
assume the status of private indi-
Viduals and church properties are
ts ~, 4 &
prominent Catholics in the various
parishes.
Churches Crowded
Meanwhile strange scenes of re-
ligi0us ardor were enacted vester-
day as Catholic Mexico celebrated
what was believed to be the last
Sunday service before the coming
Of the new regime.
All churches were crowded. mass
ses being begun at ) Il. IN. and con
tinuing throughout the day. MANY
couples were married during the day,
eager to receive the blessing of the
church before the laws beanie eff
fectiVe.N Forty eight couples were
married in one church alone during
the day. In #ll churches the MARI
age ceremonies jostlcd ceremonies of
baptism and confirmation. which
will continue throughout the week.
The federation of syndicates of
the federal district, in Il special ses-
sion during the morning, voted to
support the government against the
Catholic boycott plan, and address
ed a message to President Gale,
saying that they would combat anv
such religious program.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26

Tor 4 Real Lemonade or Orange
nde at Paul's, Union Stages De-
pot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
Cotton Season On.

al Calipatria have started handling
small shipments Of the 1926 crop
.nd il is expected they will b" kept
busy from now ON. The start is
considerably earlier than usual. The
acreage III the district is not as large
as last season but there win he
enough to keep picking crews busy
for several weeks. Picking Of cot
ton has already started in the
lloltVillc fields.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26

NEW YORK, July 26.-Thc cot
ton market closed up - to 10; sept
steady, up 10; midS 1920.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

DR.. a. 3. Hanson, Dentist. Ex-
action specialist. Davis Bldg.
! sYenlngs by appointment. Phone
6W. adv
Nehol-Thau Retuns.--lrcd %cb,l
Ihau, Imperial Valleys official
publicity man, has returned to
his city aft"r several wccI, : vaca
.ion On the coast. He VAS ore of
H. officials at the big bathing
beauty parade held recently at
Jeraa Par% and claims he' picked
Ihc @inurr Of thc contest. Like
1ll GOOD valley residents he was
mighty dad to get back home.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26

Spend Sunday in Mountains FL
|Ccntrans in the mountains over sun
day included Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Gary and son, Frank Oswalt, Oscar
IIarkcy, Miss Julia Grogan, Miss
'Carlotta Williford, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
-, McCary, Miss Elva Provost, Miss
.Tisha Maxwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26

Two Pay 500 for Party-Alfrcdo
Mendoza and Dave OrtrH each con
|tributcd 80 TO the city treasury this
morning in payment of fines i'm.
posed by Police Judge Edgar Her
vcv when they pleaded guilty to
charges of disturbing the peace.
They were arrested last night after
They were said 10 have concluded
drinking party by making It dis
turbancc in the downtown section.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26

When Visiting os tnpe'eg drop
- IA ~. at '@tntr".' H.! Wos,
Seventh ~1cal valley wclecme
from va'ioy fo'@y. Adequate park
r" spac". adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26

You'll kcst Well through hot
summer nights if you bui'j that
screen sleeping porch row. Ask for
Figures. Valley LrnEber Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26

New Screen Doors and Windows
for comfort and health. Get our
prices. Valley Lumber Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26

Attends Bic Fight.-Charles T..
Pi'l"r wo. anong muhvr of FL
Crutra residents who attended the
Flowcr~. Iluffman fight at Los An
eri,s Saturday. He stated that
Huffman could have won the figh.
in the third round if he had used
his head According to the local
man the fight card as whole was
no better than some Of those showl
at IA" Imperial Valley Atlicti.
club, Of which is a director.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26

Frycrs and Fat Hens. ANY mum
hcr. Dressed or undrcsscd. Phone
96G. l0S2 Woodward. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26

For Sale CT Scnt-"ianns. ne
Io2icr Reynolds Furniture Co. Git
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26

For Sale-Rcl and white grapes.
.EIgewiId Ranch. IL miles off
Main ST. South Dahlia canal. Phone
9UNJ5. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26

lfopi Rean Experiment Made -
Farm sAdvisor Creighton with +. r.
Holt is today experimenting with
ii"pi lima hrans On the latter 5
ranch near llolt>illc. This plot is
being clnscly Watcbcd, for its pro-
"rcSs, uudcr careful care, is iudica-
tjy" "f wt@t can ho done with the
he1n here. Creighton thinks it n
superior cover crop
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26

See Delczier Reynolds for best
prices on vour uscd furniture. Gtf