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Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-15


FOR RENT Room, ard apartment.
5l3 Brighton. l5t6
FOR ENCHANGF-Sl600 equity.
two thrce-room houses, garage, IN
Long Beach and 26e acres in Los
Angeles comfy, with three room
house. pumping plant. Want i'm.
proved ranch, Imperial Valley. j.
=. ShaN,, Fulton Apis, Brov ley.
Calf. l5t3
FOR SALE.-Bestauraut refrigcra-
tor. Must be moved at once. $50.
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For RENT-Ncwly furnished
rooms. Al So Fifth. 1Jtf
FOR SALE-Two reliable broodcrs.
Usod one brooding. Must be sold
in next three days. Inquire first
mouse west Of Southern Pacific
stockyards. 15tl
FOR RENT-Room adjoining bath.
Also room with sleeping porch.
764 Olive. 15t2
FOR RENT : Apartment. 52&
Brighton. 15tj
MEN wanted, preferably with cars.
call between 6 and 8 Monday
evening. 327 No. Sixth 1jt1
LOST-Police dog, female puppy,
81 months Old, dark and gray.
Answers to name Rudy. Reward
$50. j. \. Silva, Thlbcrg ranch,
north of Brawlcy, north bank Of
New river. 1Jt3
TURKEYS FOR SALE-G miles
solIh on Eighth ST across Braw-
ley main, y mile west. A. A. Mo-
line. 1jt4
FuH NtNI Rom for >. Also
room Tor l. Hot bath and shower.
~ Hamilton Ave. 15tG
For BENg'--smaII apartment.
bath anI lot water Also sleep
ing rooms for mon Ill CONNER
ial. 1878
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Situations Woufed

MAN Or NAN and vitc want work
Experienced hand with horses. i.
T. Work, House ILL., So Conn
m.rrud. 1911
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-15
HUSKIES DA7ED
BY VICTORY OF
CARDINAL TEAMS;
Stanford's Furious Attack
l. e aves S Washington
Team Stiff and Sore.
BY JOHN MCDONALD
United Press Staff Correspondent


san FRANCISCO, Nov. -. - 4
weary pack Of Washington Husl,;c,
trckHcd northward today with the
travail Of Nolga Boatman. Body
sore and da2cd from the lashing they
received from Stanford Saturday.
There is still some doubt among play
crS on the Washington team rs TO
whether II tidal wave struck in the
final period or whether Stanford was
just throwing bricks.
stamford this season AaS waited
until the final period to win almost
every one OF its games. But never
has the red horde displayed Srch a
terrific bclatcd offensive thrust as
it did against the lIuskioS ED,cr-
ing the final with the score kpottcu
n 10 apiece stanford scored three
toUchdoWns in almost less time than
il takes to tell about it to win 20
to 10.
The victory probably marked the
last milestone TO the coast title and
season of undefcat. It is almost
certain that Stanford will be invited
to the Pasadena Rose Bowl New
Years day to meet ono of the east 5
strongest cicvcn>, ana il mrau,, #
Stanford wins There, that the ma ior-
itr of eastern observers who have
displayed Il marked tendency to
ward proviucialiSm with regard TO
far western football, will recognize
tie fact that football ON the coast
ranks with that Of other sections.
Bears Win
California di,plaNrd marked inn
Provcmcnt heating Nevada 20 to 6
Saturday. The Golden Bears
sprung nothing new against the Wolf
pack They didr / cnro much
whether they won or not. They IaVr
had nothing bet Stanford ou their
minds for month.
While Stanford should win the big
game haud~ down 1T Berkeley ~aus
day, the Bear Nevada Victory, the
first in six starts, frightened hopes
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-15
Miscellaneous
For Sale

PIANO FOR SALE or rent. SIS
Broadway. Phone 2lS. 21tf
FOR SALE - Old newspapers at
Press office. 1tf
FOE SALE--5UO Marsh .5eedless
grapefl dit. $50 Eureka lemons. ii.
ii. Hunter, San Diego, Rte 4, Box
479, Nursery, Lemon Gro.~ 19tE
II HARILELL-Koofcr. lakes guess
work out Of roofing, Phone 4olW.
7tt
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Special Notices

MARlELLING-50c. Glacier Apts.
Eastsidc entrance, Seventh and
Broadway. Phone 779J. 5tf
WANTED-Dry stock Of all kinds.
Across from Highway Datc ranch.
Richter. I3tI2
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COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION
BUILDING COMPLETED
nv rn,,@d Pres, Lcn>cJ Wire

IA VERNE. cal, Nov. Thr
lcw ai5o,0oo administration build
ing ot la \omr coliygcig completed
and the Church Of CnTed Brctarnu
institution will move into it, ar"
Wartors soon, according 10 Prosr
dent Ellis StuIrbakcr.
Moving day will mari, the passing
of the old boom hotel which has
served rs q college building since
lNN!, The land mark is - hclaIed.
It.L wlM .hln l9 ms vi .L.L.DAe
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-15

Jttb wil' ship l. cars II turkeys
tIi~ season.
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'[ODAY'S WANT ADS
SALE NOW ON

SINGER AND WHITE SEWING
MACHINES
Sewing machines of all makes. s.
ard up. Easy payments. Renting
ami repairing CT all makes Of Sew
mg Machines.
Valley Sewing Machine Co
Representing the White Sewing
Machine Co.
1&i So. Sixth FL Centre
15t6
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/ OF IhNI--BeufOOm atJOInlng
br'h. go OENe. 20Jf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27
Keen Game Looms
When Stars Clash
On Diamond Here

One of the best baseball games
Of the season is scheduled for the
local grounds tomorrow afternoon
ut > clock when Stcve's FL Cen
tro team hooks up with n team of
stars from the Imperial Valley Win
ter league.
The lcagucrs have contendcd
throughout their schedule that their
teams played as fast ball as any in
the valley, Notwithstanding the
claim of Stcvc's outfit that they
are just a little better than they
are. With the opportunity to settle
the question afforded by tomorrow $
game, 4 large following of each
team is expected at the game.
Nash, Stcvc's star hurler, who has
pitched good ball during the sea
son. will be on the mound for
Steve's, with Patterson, originally
of Stcve's later with the league, and
now back with Stevc's, doing the
catching.
Morrisettc and Livingston will be
ready to do the hurling for the lea
guers, with Wakefield behind the
bat.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27
Go Church Sur1daYg
First Baptist

Revival meetings which will begin
one week from Sunday on March I,
are arousiug much interest in prep
aration. Mr.. and Mrs. Coulson Shep-
herd, cvangelistS, with their big
chapel car auto. will be with the
church at that time to preach and
sing.
Rally day will be observed at
Sunday school Sunday. Supcrintcn-
dent X. NJ. Armstrong is sending out
a large number Of special invita-
tions. 1t is hoped that every old
scholar can be back at that time
and that many new folks not at
tending any school will also be
present. The new orchestra will
make its first appearance on the
rally program and other features
viii! be given.
Morning church service will be
held at II Il. m. with sermon by
Rev. g. f.. Flanagan.
y f"atGrc Of the Young People s
me"tjn., Il $50 will be the debate
put On = B. y. 2. Z. on the ques-
tion: "fesolvcd, That the Church
VIII 'res case and Not Decrease in
the FH'us". Four dcbatcrs will
tax" pa'' and Judges will render Il
drc'sion cn the debate. Young pco-
PIE are invited to this service.
Young peoples night win be OBJ
served at the church hour at 7:3O.
Several Numbers of instrumental
and vocal music will be furnished
by the young people of the b. Y. p.
l.. and the pastor will preach a spc-
clal sermon for young people en-
titled The Fom Square Life. =
Special seats will be reserved for
young people for this service.
Mid-week service, Wednesday,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27
Methodist Episcopal

"Thc Church and Its Strength, -
will be Rev. Arthur f. Schultz ser
mon theme at the morning service at
the Methodist church tomorrow.
Mrs. Winifred McIvor will sing Il
cOntralto solo.
At the evening service the pro-
gram to be presented by the Mis-
sionary society, which was incor-
rectly announced i'll yesterdays pap
er for Saturday night, will take
place. \ demonstration of mission
work will be given, the participants
appearing in costume. An inter
esting feature of the program will
be the representation in pantomime
of the hymn, MY Faith Looks Up
to Thee,' by two little girls, Janet
Reid and Barbara Hatch.
Monday afternoon at clock the
PASTORS class in religious instruction
for children will be held.
Tuesday at l2:l5 the mems lun-
cheon will be served at the Oregon
cafe. At 2:30 o clock the same dav
the Home Guards will meet in the
social hall.
Wednesday at 1870 the mid week
meeting will be held, followed by
the official board meeting at S:l5.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27
Brawley Fighter
Holds Own in Go
. At S. D. Coliseum

Battling Paul, Brawlcv's popular
colored boxer, was given draw de
cision in his bout with Joe de Leon
at the Coliseum in San Diego last
night. Paul, with his aggressive
ness, made the fight, but De Leon
met him all the way. and took two
rounds to Paul s one, three rounds
being called even.
Battling Doty. former FL Centre
boxer, knocked out William Curry
Of the navy in n four round prelim-
mary. Newspaper reports state that
Doty looked better than any start
he has made in several months.
George Goodrich, substituting
for Ad Ruiz in a bout with Joe
Ochoa, took another lacing, though
he was given draw because Of a
furious last round finish when he
hurt Ochoa after the latter had
Goodrich practically out on his feet
several times.
Kenneth Wallace, who was seen
in the last card here in FL Centre
lost the opener to Louis Errecca.
Sammy Sandos won the main event
over Alex Hart.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27
VETERANS PLAY
D0UCHBOY ROLES
IN WAR PICTURE

Ono hundred and thirty dough
boys. veterans of the World War,
GOT their first view of - France
some months ago, while Behind the
Front -, the first Of series of big
fun week pictures was being taken.
They were under the supervision of
the Veterans Bureau, and composed
for the most part of men who never
got overseas. In the Paramount
picture, coming to the Valley then
ter. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday,
they were east us members of Il
regiment Of the American EXpcdi-
'ion&rv forces by Director Edward
Sutherland.
In tLiS case, France was the
Lasky ranch. \ whole French vii
lagc Was rebuilt for the tax ing Of
n.anv of the scenes 1t was 50
realistic and true to those they had
actually seen, that some Of the men
in Sutherland s direction .dcclarcd
. it had given them the first real
thrill they'd experienced since th"
guns stopped firing on Armist'c"
day, back in 1918.
The comedy features Wallace
Eccry, RAYMOND liatton and Mar
Brian. Chester Conklin and Rlrii-
ard Arlen head the supporting east.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27
BY e. L. GARTHWAITE
Agricultural Extension Service

A study of available asparagus
statistics will lead Imperial Val
ley asparagus growers forcibly to
the following conclusion: In order
to make money out of the 1926 crop
of asparagus growers will have to
do four things (D increase their
yield per acre, (o) improve the
quality of the package, (3) cut
down their production costs, and a.
improve, or at least maintain, their
present efficient marketing system.
These four things are all possible,
but will take some thought and study
t. effect.
Some of the reasons for the above
statements are:
D Imperial Valleys bearing
asparagus acreage has increased
800 per cent since 1922, and 100 per
cont since 1924.
(2) In the same period, the acre
age in the state of California in
creased from 2l,540 to $4,000 in
1925.
(3) The 1925 acreage of table
asparagus in the L. S. was nearly
5000 acres or 25 per cent greater
than in 1924.
(4) The 1925 production was
over 100000 crates greater than
1924, and the 1926 production will
probably show as great an increase.
(5) The average price for food
table asparagus for 1925 was l9c
Fer crate less than in 1924. Thou
sands of crates of poor quality as
paragus were dumped.
Production Increased
(6) Imperial Valley shipped 12,.
900 more crates in 1925 than in 1924
and the 1926 shipments should in.
crease by even moro.
(D The total U. 8. weekly ear
lot shipments during the time when
Imperial Valley was shipping, was
600 cars or 120 per cent moro for
the period March 81 to April Is in
1925 than in 1924, showing that Cal
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27
One bill
you
should pay

You may work hard and
plan that you may meet
your bills promptly, treas
uring the good name you
have among tradespeople
and professional men-and
yet, there is one debt many
men and many women fail
to meet.
Each pay day you owe
yourself a certain profit on
your work, which should
be put into a savings ac-
count in the Southern
Trust and Commerce bank,
where it will be earning
further profits at COM
pound interest.
Pay your bills by check,
and draw the first check
to deposit in your savings
account.
c.. A. DAVIDSON,
!. President.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27
SAYS ASPARAGUS OUTLOOK MAKES
BETTER QUALITY MORE NECESSARY

ifornia, Georgia and South Carolina
are cutting into Imperial Valley S
early markets.
(S) The average price for Impc-
rial Valley asparagus was the low
est in 1925 than for the past five
years.
All of these and other facts have
lead the Imperial Valley Asparagus
Growers association to hire an ex-
pert packer and grader whose bus
mess will be to improve the quality
of the asparagus when put into
crates for shipment.
A review of 1925 markets will
convince anyone that even during
glutted markets that good quality
asparagus sold at prices netting
growers a profit.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27
INDIAN CHARGED
WITH THEFT OF
HIS OWN HORSES

MADEIRA, Calf, Feb. 27.-Some
time ago. Frank Dutchman, North
Fork Indian, had four of his horses
90 astray. Later, Dutchman saw
the horses staked out so he took
them and went home.
Yesterday he was given 4 hear
ing before Judge O. II. Cole on a
charge of stealing his own horses.
The horses had been taken up as
strayed animals and sold at a con-
stables sale. When Dutchman saw
them he was unaware that they had
legally passed into the hands of
some one else.
1t was expected that the charge
would be dropped and that the
horses would be restored to Dutch
man. But Dutchman was still shak-
ing his head in wondcrment over
pale face laws.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27
Salvation Army

Much interest is being shown in
the Sunday school contest being con-
Quoted between the blue and
. orange teams. The regular sche,
dule of other Sunday and weekly
services will be found in another
column.
The musical program to be pre-
sented next Thursday night for the
benefit of the Salvation Army fund
is being rehearsed. An excellent
entertainment is promised. The
public is invited, and tickets are on
sale at very moderate price. Piano
violin and vocal solos will be pye.
scnted, as well as comic dialogues.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27
State St. Christian

Rev. Edward II. Law will preach
on "The Lacking Element, at the
morning service at the State Street
Christian church. In the evening
his subject will be character
Building.' - Appropriate music will
be given at both services.
Orchestra practice will be held as
usual on Monday evening at 7:l5,
on Wednesday at 1880 o clock pray
er meeting will be held. Choir prac
tlee is announced for Friday eve
ming at o'clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27

prophets; | came not to destroy, bat
to fulfill.''
The Sunday morning sermon sub
iect is "The Noble Severity of
Christ, Our Savior.' Splendid mu-
sic will be given by the choir. Rev.
Hartman $ evening sermon theme
will be Representative Men of the
Bible-Joseph, the Optimist.''
Wednesday evening the prayer
meeting topic will be 1.-The Grace
of Giving,' ii Corinthians S:l-6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27
ENDORSE BILLS TO CURB
FIRES IN WATERSHEDS

SACRAMENTO, Calf, Feb. o.
Governor Friend W. Richardson's has
sent kilograms to members of the
California congressional delegation
to the effect that the state board
of forestry has endorsed bills be-
fore congress providing funds for
protection of Southern California
watersheds, his office said today.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27
First Presbyterian

international Sunday school les
son for February %. "Jesus Teach
es Respect for Law Matthew %:
lj-22. Temperance lesson. Golden
text, Matthew 81, "Think not that
| come to destroy the law or the
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27
SEES REJECTION OF
ITALIAN DEBT PLAN
By United Press Leased Wire

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-The propoa-
ed tennis for the settlement of the
italian debt will be rejected by the
upper house Of congress, L. s. Sena-
tor Pat Harrison, Mississippi, de-
clared in an address here.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27
L. A. MERCHANT KILLS SELF

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 27.-George
W. Peterson, IT, retired merchant,
committed suicide today by inhal-
ing gas, according to police reports.
He left no note explaining the trag-
edy.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27

Colorado employees 10000 addi-
tional people to help "harvcst the
tourist "crop.'
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27
Women Enjoy Golf-Attracted b

Marysville, Iuba county, has vot-
ed $4,000 in bonds for a natatorium.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27

Electric Pianos. Martin Music
Co. Across from post office. adv
Fines Three for Drunkenness-Le zee
kiliingsworth, jess Horton and Ed
Hendricks were before Judge White
law in the police court this morn
ing charged with drunkenness. XIII
lngsworth and Horton were fined
go each and the court assessed Hen
bricks 80, it being his second ap-
pcarancc on this charge Fred Greg
cl, charged with vagrancv. was sen
fenced to the chain gang for 80
davS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27

Women Enjoy Golf-Attracted by
the ideal weather. more than the
usual number of women have been
Solfing this week. Mesdames l. W.
Wells, 5. Quay Smith, r. j. Stilgen-
baur, Brawley, and II. O. Erskine,
Imperial, have been among the out
of town players frequently in evi-
dencc. Mesdames II. l.. Loud, AL
len p. Nuffer, l.. c. House and Mar.
tan b. o 'Brien have played num-
Der of games, Mrs. O'Brien leading
the other members of the foursome
with a 45. Mrs. John Mccormick,
Mrs. Lucy Martin and Miss Nadine
Strickland have also been out.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27

in Modoe county so deer We're
killed by hunters in 1925.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27
Wooda Blcsy, School Of dancing.
723 Orange Ave. Phone 4l1W. adv
Furniture Bargains. Clayton 4
Stevens lis No. 5th. adv

Man Is Held For Blythe. - Jack
McNcal alias Lamont, is held a.
the county tIil on a forgery charge
made against him at Blythe. The
Blythe officials were notified of
the arrest and an officer rs expect
cd to arrive tonight to take Nc Neal
INTO custody.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

Fryers and Fat Hens. Anv num-
Der. Dressed or undressed. Phone !
9G6. 1852 Woodward. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27

p. L. Markley, M. D., Physician
and Surgeon, announces the removal
OF his office from Rockford, Hi
nois, where his practice has been
limited to surgery and consultations
for the past sixteen years, to 2O9
Pacific Southwest Bank Building,
corner Main and Fifth streets, Ell
Centre. California. Office Phone
444. Residence Phone, Holtville
33F222. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27
Held On Weapon Charge. -

Held On Weapon Charge. - Juan
Avola was arrested last night near
the lOfoot drop east Of Calcxico for
carrying c>nc"aie&- upon. lie
rs held at the county Jail pending u
preliminary hearing. In event it is
proved Ayola is an alien, the charge
against him will be changed to vio-
iatlon of the state law prohibiting.
The ownership of weapons by aliens,
1t was said ut the courthouse today.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27

Brawley Fair Makes Money-Ac-
cordlng to the report of w. w Van
Pelt. secretary of thc Imperial Val
ley MidWintcr Fair association, the
fair held in Brawlcv last winter
was one of the few fairs in the state
that realized Il profit instead of
showing a deficit. Van Pelt did
not announce the amount realized
by the fair, stating merely that a
surplus existed, which will be used
Tor the preliminary work of the
1926 fair.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-The cot
ton market closed off 9 to 16; spots
quiet, off Is; mids 1875.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27
DR.. Amy L. Lyons, Osteopath,
I05 South Fifth st. Phone 744. adv

Believe Car Stolen.-Ralph A.
King, arrested at Brawley, is held
at the county jail pending invcsti-
cation Of his possession of an auto.
ncbile bearing Minnesota license
plates. King was unable to give a
satisfactory story as to how the ear
happened to be in his possession and
ii was decided 20 place him in Gus
tGdV
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27

Special Price on candies. Closing
ont. At Paul 8. next to Valley
Thcatcr. adv
Declares Man Insane. - William
Iavn"S, JS, was committed to the
state asylum for the insane at Nor
walk tins morning by Judge Cole
following an insanity hearing.
Haynes has been at the county
farm for several weeks and ran.
"mnck there yesterday according to
superintendent Weir. HAYNES re-
moved portions Of his clothing and
trrrorlzcd other inmates at the farm
before he could be controlled.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27

Judge Conkling Returns.-Judgc NJ.
W. Conkling held a short session in
his department of the superior court
this morning, having returned last
hight from San Diego where he has
been holding court for the past two
weeks. He plans to return to the
coast again next week.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27
Furniture at Low Prices. Inves-
tigate before buying. Clayton &
Stevens. us No. 5th. adv

Chain Gang Marks streets-Nor.
ton Burgess city jailer, had the city
gang working in the business see
ton of the city today, repainting
the parking marks. The city is
therefore able to do the work at
but slight cost, there being no ex.
p"nditurc for labor.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27

Automobile Loans. clear you,
var and loan you money, you pay
ne BY he month. Fred r. Cross,
'60 Main st. Phone 359J. El Cen.
70. adv
Hazel N. Baker, Teacher of Pi-
ano. 60 He'll Ave. Phone 220W. ad
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27
You Can't Beat Valley Lumber
Co. Oak Flooring. Ask for prices,
laid over your old floor. ad,

Oah iooii ASK IOr prices,
laid over your old floor. adv
Big Michigan Picnic-The Michi
gan society of Southern California
announces that il will hold its semi.
annual picnic at Sycamore Grove
park, near South Pasadena, on sun
day, March IA. There will be a
program and games for the children,
general good time is promised.
Buttered Popcorn at Valley
! Theater and Union Stage Depot, 5,
10 and % cents bag. Always
fresh. adv
Smickel Is Given Liberty. = A
second count charging cmbezzlc,
ment, against c. a. Smickel of
l.rawlcy, was dismissed by Judge
Cole in the superior court this
morning on recommendation of the
district attorneys office, Smickel
today finished sentence of six
months IN Jail on the first coun;
and was given his liberty
Club Breakfast, 25c and up. Table
d 'Hote luncheon 75c. Also specia,
luncheon. Table D'Hote dinner 81.
barbara Worth Cafe. wed Sa,
Rose School Dance, Sat. March 6.
Maxwell S Orchestra. Eats. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27

Ask For Prices on Va,,c- Lumber
Go. Oak Flooring. Laid and finish
ed. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27

Barbara Worth Barber Shop, j. u.
Brown. proprietor. adv.
Program Tomorrow Night The
missionary program, to be presented
by the Missionary society of the
Methodist church, will be given at
the church tomorrow night instead
of tonight as previously announced
IN the Press. 'ihc program will take
the place of the regular evening
service at 1880 clock.
Used Pianos. Martin s Music
Co. Across from post office. adv
Dismiss Lohman Casa charge
Of drawing check on Il bank with
ont sufficient funds to NEE. pay
mcnt, with intention to dcfraud,
made against Theodore Lohman,
lccal contractor, was dismissed by
Judge Conkling in the superior
court this morning. The court or.
drred the information filed against
Lohman to be quashed and released
him from custody and bail. At
torney Frank A. Birkhauser ap,
Ieared for LOhman.
Roofing. s. l.. Hartzel. Phone
2oIW. adv
Bar Association Meets-The I'm.
pcrial Valley Bar association met
yesterday at the court house follow
ing luncheon at the Hotel Bar
bara Worth, which was attended bv
about 10 members from all parts of
the valley. S. p. Williams of I'm.
perial, president of the association,
presided at the business session at
which a schedule of minimum fees
was adopted, Tho entertainment
committee was instructed to make
plans for the entertainment of the
Mexicali Bar association, as re-.
turn courtesy.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-27

DR.. e. o. Carter, Dentist. Room
Is and 20, Davis Bldg. Phone 26O.
adv