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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-30
Chino Valley Irrigation
District Plans to Issue
S85, 900 in Water Bonds
(By Dispatch A. r. Wire)


CHINO VALLEY, July 29.-Tentative
plans for the issuance of $S5,OOO in
bonds with which to construed the
proposed Willow creek dam, have been
drawn by members. of the Chino Valley
irrigation district.
The Willow creek dam, under plans
formulated by members of the district
will be designed to store sufficient
water to irrigate severai hundred
acres in the Chino valley district. The
proposed dam site is located near the
Dolly ranch at a point considered fav-
orable for the construction of the
DAM A considerable acreage of ex-
cellent farm land will be brought un-
der cultivation with the completion of
the project.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-30
DEPT. OF WAR
BUYS Sc DODGE
BROTHERS CARS

The quartermaster general has
awarded Dodge Brothers, Inc, u
contract for ten sedans and 7S
touring cars for army use in differ
ent parts of the United States. The
cars are in every respect Dodge
Brothers standard product
"The Dodge Prothers sedan and
touring car have been approved as
suitable for military service after
severe practical tests and are the
present standard five passenger cars
for army purposes" said Maj. Gem
eral c. F. Cheatham, in announcing
the purchase.
1.-The Dodge Brothers cars have For
number of years been actually
used in the United States army, in
Mexico, Europe, the island possessions
and within the continental limits of
the United States, and found salts
factory for military USE"
This quartermaster purchase fol-
lows an order from the Panama
canal commission for 81 Dodge
Brothers motor cars and Graham
Brothers trucks (both of which use
the same engine) and more recently
by an order from the United States
marines for 20 Graham Brothers
trucks. Last year the war depart
ment purchased over so Dodge Broth
ers motor cars to replace as many.
which had been in service ever
since the World war during which
fully 10000 of these cars We're used.
The additional orders are considered
a significant tribute to the sturdi-
ness and dependability of Dodge
Brothers product.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-30
co
S W | M M ING IN.
FHERMOPOLIS.
(By Dispatch A. ?. Wirel

THERMOPOLIS, Wyo., July 29.-
Swimming and dancing occupied the
attention of score of state governors
tonight as they ended the first leg of
an eight-day tour through the state of
Wyoming after three-day assembly
in their annual conference at Cheyenne.
which closed yesterday.
Governors, fat and skinny. 6onned
bathing suits and plunged into the Big
Horn Mineral Hot Springs swimming
pool, which registers 1870 degrees Fab
renheit at is source and 80 degrees in
the bathing pool
The gubernatoria1 party arrived here
in the afternoon after a tour of the
Salt creek and Teapot Dome oil fields
and were entertained at dinner by the
citizenry after a two-hour trip through
the city.
The governors exhibited keen inter-
est in their visit to the oil fields. Cow
ernor M. E. Trapp of Oklahoma declar-
ing that the Salt creek field with it's
5000 producing wells, compared favor
ably with the oil regions of his own
state. Every executive displayed live
ly interest in the Teapot Dome naval
oil reserve, about which a senatorial in
vestigation and subsequent court ac-
ton has ragged The party took lunch
con at the Midwest Oil company's ho-
tel in the heart of the oil field, and ex-
pressed surprise on being informed
that 11,500,O0O barrels of oil were stored
in these fields and in tank farms
around Casper.
The party tomorrow will visit Cody,
Wyo., the home of Buffalo Bill (Col
William E. Cody), and the eastern en-
trance to Yellowstone national park
From there they will begin their trip
through the park
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-30
Reward of $1,000 Offered
For Missing ColoradOan
(By Dispattaa =. T. wire)

GRAND LAKE Colo, July 20
A reward of $4,000 for the finding
of Fred N. Selak, wealthy recluse
who has been missing for week,
or for the recovery of his body,
was posted today by H. r: oliver, of
Denver, a nephew of the missing man.
Selak disappeared last week ana
his cabin wass found to have been
thoroughly ransacked, presumably by
persons seeking a large sum OF
money he was reputed to have had
Authorities fear that he was the
victi mof foul play.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-30
Former Real Estate Man Of
Denver Held for Perjury
IBy Dispatch A. p. wire)


DENVER, July 20-Charges of per-
jury, growing out of alleged mis-
appropriation of a $500 bond, were
filed in West Side court against C.
II. Taylor, former real estate man.
The charges, filed by Deputy Dis
trict Attorney Trout, allege that
Taylor posted $500 bond for Frank
Ardourel, of Boulder, in juvenile
court, after non-support charges had
been filed against Ardourel. The
bond was forfeited and when the
court took steps to collect, the charg-
es aver, it was discovered that
Taylor did not have title to the
property he listed as security for the
bond. This, Trout declares, consti-
tutes perjury
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-30
TO SELL TARoIQr RANGE

TUCSON, July 29.-Regulations for
the sale of the Wilmot target range,
an abandoned military reservation
near Tucson, were made ublic yester-
day at the office of the Tucson cham
Der of commerce.
The regulations, which have been
issued by Commissioner william Spry
of the general land office at Wash
ington, announce that the sale will
take place in the office of the regis
ter Of the land office, at Phoenix,
commencing at 10 a. M, october 19,
1925.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-30
DURANT INCREASES FORTUNE.

NEW YORK, July 29.-The fortune
of William c. Durant has accumulated
through stock market operations was
increased another ,1$5OO,OOO today, the
New York World will say tomorrow,
through the 12-point rise in General
Motors stock to record high of $191
a share. He has made in the neigh
borhood of $2O,OOO,OOO in this one stock
during the last year, the World will
say.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-30
DAPTIsTs TRAIN NATIVEs

TUCSON, July 29.-itecognizing the
justice of the separation of the church
and state, Baptists, both in the United
States and Mexico, are training Mexi-
can-born workers to carry on the
tasks of the church in the southern
republic, according to a statement
made today by the Rev. r. S. Beall,
pastor of the First Baptist church Of
Tucson.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-30
Washington Forest Fires
Spreading More Widely
(By Dispatch A. p. wire)

SPOKANE, July 2s.-Flames gained
an ADVANCE tonight in the battle
between forest fires and men that
extends over northern Idaho and
eastern Washington when the ring
of fire broke away in two places.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-30
Mexican Government Has
Shipped 100000 Pesos

CONTINUED from rage One)
lice said. His cash personal assets
included five $40 bills and $414 in
dimes. nickels and pennies. the police
said
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
COMPANY PLANS
SUB DIVISION
IN SOUTH END

Thc Community investment Co.,
lar@, ~lh division company fro,u
':urhauk has cvidcnccd lis tLith in
tho futurc Of FL Centre and impc-
! I'll VALLEY by establishing its larg-
ct branch office in this city ~
1ri Main street in the i;arhar'I
Worth Hotel binding, where IN eff
I ci,ut and courteous sales force
consisting al - people is establish
ed
II j. the jMtrntion of the Com-
mUuity Investment Co.tn inauguratt'
q Thoroughly Hp to LAT" selling cam
paign Including the lunch and Ice.
tUrr system on their first suh-diNiS
on III Fl tcutru. which i H. D.
known ~ Boulder Gardens de l.p>c.
Residents Of FL tcntr" VIII rcHlil,
realize that. oWin" 20 its location,
Boulder Garden, is the only rcall,
desirable area open l." high class
residential dcyCloumrnt IN the city,
situated Is if i ut the present ter
mutation of 9TH, 9th aHd 1th s|rcc,S.
HrtWcCu these streets nu sandal
wood and Len Rev. >omc very beau
tiful homes are now being erected.
Iu interview with q. +. clifford,
treasurer of the firm, he stated tha;
huildiu% rrstrirliunS IN the uc,H sub
division would range trurl $4,000 ia
%Ij00 with other rigid restrictions.
The Community InTc>tmcnt Co.
has been operating for the past four
years Ut Burhauk, where it has ste
r,ssfullv subdi>id idcd ana SOLD Il sub.
divisions, At present the company
is operating on three subdivisions
IN that city and jhc manager. lir.
Y. NJ. trausc states that in the
lost % days the firm has sold ap.
rroNimately S3o,ocO worth Of prop
,rty. nr. Cr&usc is very optimistic
about III Centre and thinks that
with the wonderful prospect for IL"
tuturc of this city he and his as.
suciatcS can even better the won.
Icrful rccord made in Burhank.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
'PIC W0MAN'S'
STORY UPHELD
BY DETECTIVE
Uy United Press Leased Hirc
BY PAUL w. WHITE
q. +. Staff Corrcgpondrntj


COIhT RODN. Somcrvillc. y. j..
&or. 9.-Onc more bit Of cvidcnc"
VAS added today 10 thr record If
She ila|i-M Mills ease to support the
story Of Mrs. Jane Gif&on. "'tht.
uj9 Woman. thai She Wai on thr
Philips farm the night of Sept. | (,
1922, and saw the murder Of the
hcv. Edward Hall and Mrs. Elcan-
or Mills.
y detective testified that he cN-
:lnin"d th" n!rrd"r scene and found
here hoof prints. The state Will
"int - this rs corroboration Of
Yrs. Gibson = claim that >hc was
'hrrr he night Of the murder, rid
!nG denny, her mulc.
sid. from Ibis III, Of evidence.
the eiH T. morning VAS devoted Il
cNha'iSi. " NtuiioS IN 1hc trrhniuu.
If fin eorint cxucrts The ;nr,.
hcard 20 experts tell how long
ruch priats could be preserved; tnt
process Of prcScrvation; and the
methods of reading the prints.
The evidence. while it failed to
j. odnrc the thrills that some tcsti,
monty has given, vas Of the highest
'i2""flarr". for one Of the main
FONTS Of the state S ease is based
"i"n the presence Of finocrrrint.
Of Will" Stevens on n card fouud
en- the body Of The Rev. Edward
Ian.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
Local KiWanians
Going to San Jose

\ delegation Of members of the
kiwanis club of FL Centre will leave
Wednesday morning for San Jose,
where they viii attend the district
convention Of that organization
from the state Of California and
Nevada. The party viii 90 by train
il first having been planned to or
@anizc a caravan and make the trip
hy auto from this part Of the state.
but this was given up. Those who
will attend are b. l.. Roberts and
wife, EirfArd Y. Wa; son and wife,
h. J.. t"'.h and K. Il. Whitelaw.
Tho convco ION will be held from
Wedncs.':.' "a Saturday. 1T is eN-
pectcd iiic", viii be several hundred
kiwani- III, 'uhcrS in attendance. and
a big hanprr, and excellent program
has been arranged for the visitors.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
MANY ATTENDING
FARM CONVENTION
AT FULLERTON
by United Press Leased Wire

LLER1ON, faIlf., Nov. 9.
Approximately 800 members of the
Fruit Growers and Farmers as>o-
ciation Of western states gathered
here today in j9th annual convcn-
ton, with G. II. Itcckc. state di-
rector Of agriculture in the chair.
Fulicrton stores and streets were dee
Grated in gala attire in honor OF III"
Visiting delegates.
Cooperative marketing. legislative
programs, farm relief and other
topics pertinent TO the ranchcr and
fruit grower were scheduled to be
discussed during the conclavr.
Mayor II. II. Crookc welcomed the
delegates at the opening session this
morning, and the conlcniioA wa;
formally opened by e. {. Chapman.
Chairman llrckr discussed IT,"
agricultural status oil California.
Other speakers to be heard during
the convention incluGc the follow
ing:
George G. Rocding, chairman Of
tie California agricultural protective
committee: r. II. Taylor, executive
secretary Of the agricultural l"gis,
!ativc committee; Wendell Vincent,
CHIEF Of the western district Of food
and drug inspection, t. 5. bureau
of chemistry; .A. Chardison, Santa
Paula; james +. Jardinc director Of
the Oregon agricultural experiment
station; Dean f.. ID. Merrill, c"lirg"
Of agriculture. University Of Califor-
mia; Dr. II. J. Wrbbcr, director cit
rus experiment station, nivcrsity
Of California. Riverside: DR.. George
i. Clements. agric9ltur" director
Los Angeles chamber Of commerce.;
:. j. Richard, Stockton chamber OF
commerce. and Leon l.. Whitscl, state
railroad commissioner.
GovernGr.clcr Young was expect
cd here this afternoon and he will
br 4 principal speaker at a banquet
tAis evening Of al the delegates.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
Coast Pitcher Is
Ordered Arrested

SACRAMENTO, NOV. ?.-Unlcs,
Earl d, kunI, pitcher On the san
Francisco baseball club, paws his ii
Norccd Wife, Stella \. Kunz. III,
$1,000 alimony he owes her. Kun i
likely to find himself behind tn,
bars.
such was the decision of JuIg,
Malcolm G. Glenn here today, aitri
issuing a body attachment for the
arrest of Kmz, ordering the sheriff
10 have the pitcher in court here
Monday TO show why he should not
be punished for disob, wing iudjc-
ill mandate.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
New Suit Filed
Against Merritt
Hy United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES. Nov. 9.--I!ulcttc
{. Merritt Jr.. Pasadena millionaire.
was defendant today in q new suit
for divorce following dismissal hv
Superior Judge p. F.. kcclor Of q
pending suit in Los Angeles county
involving more than 81 900, 900 com
munity property and custody Of =
3.vear-old child.
The latest action was filed by at
torncyS for Mrs. Lon Merritt and a
legged that the Pasadena capitalist
had been keeping company with An
other woman. The original suit ol
Mrs. Merritt for divorce, and he,
husband : counter suit, were diSmiS
scd by Judge Kccler on grounds both
were residents of Tularc and not Los
Angeles county.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09

stable Chambers Of Pomona on
charges Of bigamy. II p.anntd to
cludc the officer by a rusc and
phoncd the White Memorial Uospi-
tai here that 4 man named lack
Conlcy had committed suicide.
Investigation revea,cc the report
was false, the call was traced, and
ConIev was discovered and arrested
by deputy shcriffs in 4 downtown
hotel.
Conlcy is accused Of marrying
Peggy Pepper, i, Il month ago, a.
though he WAS i-fcady marr-cI.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

MARTIN-CALNIN y - Samuel l..
Martin, -. native of Oregon and
resident OF Phoenix and Willie Cal.
vim, %, native of Oklahoma and resi-,
dent of Phoenix.
AGUM-BARLOS-Juan Il. Aglm,
27, native of Philippine Islands, an |
resident of FL Centre and Gu3doSl
Barlos, "a, native Of rhilippmr Is.
lands and resident of Ell Centre.
Observation-Disclosures Marin,
~, native or Frauro, and resident Of
CalcXieo, Maria pcdrm, 80, native
OF Mexico, and rc>idcA; Of CaicIlto.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09

como before the court at This sas
sion are those of the government
against DIR. G. Carl II. McPheet-
RS and w. D. Mitchell.
Or. McrheeterS viii be arraignc!
today on charge of sending oh
scene matter through the mail.
Mitchell, who was formerly presi-
dent of the Valley Bank of Fresno
and was a candidate for the Repub-
lean nomination for governor in
the August primary, is charged with
using the mails to dcfraud.
There are also % liquor cases and
seen narcotic cascS on the ralen
i'm.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
Lewis Ordered to
Meet Stecher
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Los ANGELES. NoN. 9.-Capt.
seth Strelingcr, chairman Of the
state athletic commission, tod4'' or
drrcd Ed StrangIrr Lewis to
prepare himself for Il wrestling
4Iatch here on Doc. with Joe
-t'chcr, for the worlds champion
snip.
# Lewis fails to meet Stechcr his
1000 forfeit. held b. the athlct'r e
board. viii be cont'isratc3. Strclin-
g'r said. Lewis called off a hoH'
With Stechef scheduled for Oct. i.
hcr"u>.. of an iniurod arm.
Nfeehef has been required 20 post
q 5000 forfeit also.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
eAGE THREE

dorc s. Mode was named Monday
rs the new western head Of the X
IIlux KIan, succeeding Gus W..
Price, who is retiring rs imperial.
representative of the secret order
in the west.
Price, known for years as the
grand dragon of the hooded fratcr-
n.ty in the west, said he was retirs
ing for personal reasons. He will
retain his klan membership, he said.
Price was tried in superior court
mere with SO other klansmen follow
ing the lnglcwood raid in 1922. lie
was acquitted.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
TAUTNESS OF PLANE
WING CLOTH MEASURED


WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.--Expcfts $
Of the barr1u ot standards have
discovered an instrument to measure
the tautncss of fabric covering air,
plan" wings.
The new instrument X 81 con
structcd that a portion Of the fabric
may be isolated and the tension in
il measured without disturbing the
covering in any way.
On Labor Day Santa Paula, Ven
tura county, dedicated Stcckel
park. Of To- nrrcs.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
Facing Arrest
Fakes Suicide
uy I aiteh Press Leased \<fr.

LOS ANGELES. Nov. g. Jack
'oniey' alias Henry Williams. faxed
4 STORY Of his suicide today and
landed III III" county jail here as 4
result.
E"nlcy WAS being hunted hv con.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
Federal Court
Opens in Fresno
Uy to,tel Press Leased Wire

FRESNO. Cr!. Nov. 9Th, Unit
Cd States district court for the
saufhcrr district Of California open
ed here yesterday for the fall
tenn. Federal judge Paul j. Me.
CormirE presided.
,nchudcd in the eases scheduled Ia
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
Turned Truck Into Ditch-Na
Charles Wakefield Cadman,

great composer recently wrote Mr..
Trdd. director Of the Academy Of
Music. 81 have no hesitation in
speaking in suporlative terms of
Miss Kaye 5 muSicanship, technical
proficiency and qualifications rs Il
pianist and am sure that in what
ever position she is placed, she viii
m"rr rh1n make good. Every piano
student of the Academy may come
up!cr hi direct supervision. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09

ntlng Is Poor.-Duck hunting
or according to Frank Rich
county game warden. Goose
lng, however. has been good.
+ expected TO improve. Large
hrs have been shot ut Salton
I'D in the north end. Richmond
n party OF hunters discovered
Il pigeon on their week end trip
tn" Alamo livcr, the first one
}ccn in this section.
|iothy Mix Brackenbury. Dane
ilStrHrtor. JJS Adams. Phone
u adv
4 Are Prepared Ia take care Of
I rat-, anything in the way ~
y lG, ami ffy-r-. Gtye ~ trial.
4 T"dd, los: W"rdwlrd Avss
Wi6. adv
king Long Motor Trip
|yld Mrs. u. W. Elinwood.
hcnt residents of Seattle. Wash
accompanied by Mrs. Elm
u mother, Mrs. II. II. Hoffman,
IN FL Ccntro last night cnrouic
kcland, Ohio, to visit relatives.
larc making the trip by easy
leaving Seattle q week aga
BAY, stopping along the coast
Eny points.
A. T. Hanson. Dentist. Er-
~ specialist. Davis Bldg.
gs by appointment. Phone
adv
Harry Tindley, specialist In
rs of eye, ear nose and
- "a D1v Eldg. Phone
el Woman Here. - Mrs. NJ. T..
+ arrived last evening from
mc in Los Angeles to look
he work Of building the new
hotel on State street. which
in process Of construction.
otcl is 10 he Of modern type.
g an added improvement IL
Street.
Better faeials and scalp work
arincllo operator. Davis Eean.
"Pp". adv
o Catches Fire The fire lie
nj was eallcd ont "bout :
i la-t evening to Eighth aaa
for a fire in IN auto belong
py. +. y. Burger. Th" h!alc
FNtiaguishcd with rh"mjeais.
image WAS about 50.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09

Many pccans arc growing near
Las Vegas, Nevada, and $40 acre
tract will be planted to them this
winter.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09


had his case dismissed in department
one Of the superior court this morn.
ing, having agreed 10 support his
family. and the evidence against
him not bcing Of mature to war
ran, his prosccH ion. ~.
DR.. Foncannon, Ostcopath. Room
%. Davis Bldg. Phone 81. adv
Drove Car Into Ditch--Louis Cas-
tro was arrested by Officers G. W.
Er;ns and Harold Gillette for rccls-
less driving. The arrcsting Officers
charge he drove, his car into an ir-
ri9ation ditcl. Thc ease is schcdul-
od f,r ,ha Lrawlcy court.
Shipment Jones Sausage due
Thursday. Better get your order in.
\. N. Williams. Phone COS. adv
Given 60 Days.. Ruhc!"25a is
in tlIc county ,;a:i serving Il sen
tcncc of 90 DAYS, having been Civ
On nc alternative Of $50 fine or
the Jail Scntcm"" for having ran into
Il motorcycle belonging to Sam
Wise. one of the state traffic of
ficcrs, on the CalcXico highway. His
ca~r WAS tried in CalcXico justice
court.
Turned True. Into Ditch Nat
sing, - Hindu from Imperial is held
at the county Jail on Il charge of
reckless driving. II is alleged he
drove truck belonging to the
Pioneer Transfer company INTO Il
ditch near Imperial. His ease will
nr heard this afternoon at / 0 clock
before Justice MayficId.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
NEWS"BRLEFS
From City and County

Pea Crop Is Light.--rcas arc con
tmulng TO move to market quite
rapidly several ears having been
Skipped during thc past 10 DAYS.
'hc crop, however. is light, the cs-
innate being that not more than
80 ears VIII be the total shipTcnt,
For Real Lemonade or Orange
ade at Iaui's, Union Stages De.
pOt alv
Car Strikes Man.-rctc Manus
was quite severely injured last eve
ming on Main street when he WAS
struck BY IN auto driven by Edgar
HHrtin. Manus had started acros3
he street between two autos. aul
Martin was unable 10 stop his ear
brf"rc hitting him. Martin stopp
Il bis cur and took ManuS 10 the
h"Npii;I. Latter ne rcportcd the ac.
''d"nl 20 the police. who were sal.
Ieti"d hat the accident was un-
lNoidablc.
Wooda Blesy Dance Studio. 7a3
Orange. Phone 4llW. adv
Cantaloupe Bedding or other frac.
tor work. hov T. HAYES. taIcxico.
lh"nc 'jj. adv
Secure Large Eagle.--Thc Eagles
i"hg" met Ia>t evening and discuss.
81 the matter of arranging It float
for the parade ON Armisticc Dav.
The lodge has had trouble N Sc.
caring an eagle suitable for the
l'Iadc, but finally obtaincd Il large
one with Il seven foot spread, which
i'll adorn their float. The matter
If th" proposed rev building was
pat over 10 = subsequent m ctin".
Doctor w. E. Lyons, osteopath,
Physician x SUrgron, Dunaway
Bldg. l'hohcs, officc ~. Ecs ~.
adv
Violin and Band Instruments.
Williams Music Sfndio. Telephone
''"'. adv
To Furnish Exhibit. The South.
rrn Pacific ca. has been requested
~ the Buffalo, y. V. Star-co,r-
.cr. to furnish exhibits of thu prod,
rrt, Of Imperial Valley for IN ex.
hibition that is 10 hc given III that
city. Accordingly u shipmen; vii
:" forwarded thi, week. with NarI-
"u> products Represented. FL Cen
=" will send grapefruit; BrawIey
+ Ir""ranaits. Goachclla dates. and
talcNiro viii supply cotton.
Mrs. Vera Rodriguez, after two
Y"ar> iocal work in marching, is
ROW prepared 10 DO first class work
Al her home. Marcelling soc; hair
eating 50c; shampooing 35r; No. !,
. lark View !tpts. Phone 237W adv
DR.. T.. L. Palmer. Cn;roprac1Gr.
Painless Sv>'r.n. h0,m~ - -, Eauk
"f l'a'y E.A& ''acr,' Is anI
iN>W. ads
Family Well Cared For.-Thc
family "a the rear of the Hollywood
Hotel ou Sixth street reported in
distress >ouir time ago, has been
well taken care of through public.
ifl it i'Ir Press ahL J., work dom"
, hy Probation officer Swanson and
his assistant, Miss l,unjcr Brown.
Th" Sch"ol nurse visited the family
AMI rendered aid To the woman.
who is i'll, and the oldcr boy has
hcrn given employment. Scvcral
otter, OF financial assistance have
also been made, and Mr.. swanson
states that the greatest need uo%
:, u financial one. as the family has
plenty of clothing, bat few noccS-
>ltjr> tvr the table.
Fresh Salted Almonds. 100 per
round \. NJ. Williams. Phone 653
adv
Try 4 Tori.en Beauty Treatment.
l'ari>iunr iirauty Sh"ppc. Tclc
So. adv
MeXicans Returned. - Fernando
i'arrcl AMI Merrurio Perez. arrest
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
Condition Reported Serious.-Thc

many friends Of Postmaster {. X.
Collin, viii regret to know that he Is
seriously Ill II Iona Linda, where
he went last week for treatment.
Mrs. Frcd NuttalI and Walter Col
Inns. daughter and son of The post
master. lift for Iona Linda ia>t
night, accompanied by Mr.. INITIAL.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09

RrN has proved 'hc best crop to
sow for fan md winter grazing in
Nrstcru NovaIo
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Sues For Diyorce.-lIcstcr Cam

Sues For Divorce. ce.-llcstcr Camp
hclI has filed suit for divorce from
Alc>ander Campbell, charging dcs,
ulion. The couple was married in
1870 u; Summcrvllc, Texas. They
harc tWp children, Il boy Ii and !,
yirl i, The mother asks custody
oi the chilircn.