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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-27
PLUCKED FROM THE PLAINS
On Love and Laughing Gas


On Love and Laughing Gas
l courted the dentists daughter Flo
Who gave as her reply NO,
And when | proposed to her sister
Lou,
She answered me with NO 2!
Though at my love they did not
scott,
I think they meant me to laugh it
off.
F. L. r., in ]. A. M. A.
Eeggar-Pity the poor blind, mister.
Passer- -by-Go on! You're no more
blind than 1 am.
Beggar-No, mister, it's me pal
dat's blind. But he's too proud ter
beg, so 1 has ter do it while he
stands at de corner an keeps an eye
out for de cops.
1st Stude Who was that dizzy
looking girl in the blue dress?
End Stude-You mean my sister?
1st Stude-No, the other one; the
one in the red dress.
mo, I DONE want to buy that horse.
He looks as though he had a mean
disposition"
dat am nothin', boss. He just got
dat look from runnin' in sulky races"
American Boy.
(Which steamship will you take on
your European trip"
"Oh, were going by airship?"
"But there is no airship service to
Europe yet"
Eyes, but there will be by the time
my wife is ready to CO."
Edward I hear that Edgar has
made a milion dollars in the past
six months
Edwin-That SO? How did he do it?
Edward-He established chain of
barber shops for men only.
Joe-D'j'ever see a chicken fight?
Bo-Sure, one scratched me last
night.
superintendent of schools-Ah, such
eager, earnest little faces, this morn
ing. You, my little man, is it today'a
lessons that make you thoughtful?
Johnnie-No, sir; I'm wondering
what I'll get when teacher discovers
that frog in the box she took from
me.
"They say, professor, that you are
master of all European tongues. Is
that so?''
"Yes-except my wife's!"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-27
Abe Martin

ABE MARTIN
Th' latest publicity seeker t. at
tack thu Bible is Squire Marsh Swal-
low. He says that if ther wuz such
a thing as a life beyond Mrs. Henry
Wood would return an kill those
responsible fer th' screen version of
''East Lynne". Friends don't git you
nOthin'. Look at thu farmer.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-27
"HOW ISRAEL WAS WRECKED. !"
(Tucson Citizen).

published monthly
Dr. MbnI Johnson in the interest
Gregory Tacoma Washington,
entitled Kingdom
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-27
More Truth Than Poetry
BY JAMES j. MONTAGUE
LINES BY A KIND HEARTED
PEDESTRIAN

Pedestrians
do not like to cross the street,
For [ am very far from agile
Or swift and nimble on my feet,
And motor cars are very fragile.
7 often take a little drink
Lest L perchance should grow de-
mented
From gnawing consciene when l
think
OF all the tenders I have indented.
Sometimes have a bit luck
When 1 go out to take an airing
I. get run over by truck
And though the driver curses me,
1 do not suffer from contrition
Because I'm very sure that he
VIII still be kept in his position.
I've scratched the paint on new Sc
dams,
A memory which always rankles,
I've burst the tires on moving vans
Whose wheels have run across my
ankles,
I once bumped into coupe,
And I'm afraid I badly stove it,
And marred it's beauty, anyway,
L quite annoyed the girl who drove
it.
I really ought to stay at home
For I'm a prey to indecision,
And when upon the streets 1 roam
I'm sure to meet with a collision
1t worries me to think about
The bumpers I have bended double
And all the wind shields I've knocked
out;
I do so hate to make folks trouble!
REFORM
Nowadays when crook decides
to go straight he becomes a boot
logger.
Copyright, 1926, Bell Syndicate, Inc).
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-27
ALL EVEN

ALL EVEN
The drys and the vets both supply
convincing arguments, each against
their own side of the question.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-27

A SHINING EXCEPTION
The late Luther Burbank was prob
ably the only man who told the truth
when he said he liked gardening.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-27

1st Stude = Who was that dizzy
looking girl in the blue dress?
End Stude-You mean my sister?
1st Stude-No, the other one; the
one in the red dress.
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C()RDDvl G]{s WEST
 THIRTY PASSENGERS
NESSE1 EN 1cr- A1A WEEK cE. pas-s cN sHeclAl -Rgp
 WESTWARD cANNEsBEs

The SS. Co-eOye 1eo Der ehe wess- ward yesterday mouanE st een o'clock Fonowing compleso1 ot t-ausse~SnE about -5 tons of general cargo from the SS. N-o-eAwee,e--- -ae wes,hourd a1st oE reservations -r the vezse, was ss Eoucws.
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 For ShEyzk-Ed Sszw W-s. Shaw. sno Johnson. X. E. C-oshyn. F V. Tvse- Gas SAzw. '. F. Nazoa. ;. C. Res5- R- ,. Rusze1 R. I. pearso1. Taeo. Pess-soa. F. C. Harmon. H. r. Suuivsn. r. V. Thonzan and ]. E. FSoe-
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1T THE HOTELS

Van Gilder-Wm. c. Steinmetz, L. J. Palmer, Fbks., R. D. Pineo, Seattle; B. c. Hpbbell, Louis Cooley, Cordova M. Ellengson, Mrs. W. T. Stuart, Val deg; J. Jacobsen, N. Kitzmiller, D. E. Runbar, MT. and Mrs. O. J. Nitric, of Folks; Mir. and Mrs. s. E. Hodge, Medford, Ore; c. F. Lane, Seattle; Hilma Johnson, Helen Silmjhr, Ket- chikan; J. L. Freeman, pr. J. W. Ed munds, Mrs. F. Smith, James Curdy, L. R. Stewart, Frank Parrish, J. M, Fisher, MT. and Mrs. E. J. Corey, An chorage; Mrs. R. Cheney, J. L. Wal Ter, G. c. Stewart, s. H, Gordon and wife, H. H. Brown,
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THOMAS B BCRNAN.

Nu-szzree ot the ~aasska co-so, sst-
 e6 FEses-ss he po-EocS- Alaska.
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Seward. AaESsz
 May z0h 1888


 Nr. Joseph KndaR,
 GO Alaska Consoliasse6 Fisheries.
 Portlock, Alaska.
 Dear Sir
 II has come to my nodce Ehat you are endeavoring 10 Dispose ot some Of the property of the '.AlsssR Cor solidated Fisheries. Inc oF Po-1oc6. Alaska.
 I presume tha1 vou are aware 1hat I have . Mortgage on Che entire plant and everything c8unecred w5th B for S22500.e0 with 7nterest a1 ' per cent which was signed ev yourself hast spring, and acknowledged Ry ase bal ance of the stoosh63as-s from ChicR- go. ! also go1 a comrleee arverto-y from Ar Eodgman and N-. Reamsn last summer Of eTe-zzhing counecees win this Mortgage ac Po--seoR-
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 Further, I presume that you are aware that at meeting 0s ar the stockholders. including your ow1 st- torney Nr. Hummerland. 1he p-ope-v was all turned over 10 Nr. Fl. ,. lc- chow and Nr. Helm. ss trustees for the Company Jo save n from bank ruptcy, and also to keep he creditors from attaching what wzs gee os -he property, record of fhis transaction win be found or the books at Sa50v3a. Of which you have beer fully Inform Cd.
 Also, | win inform rou tlssr the Company has been -efnsnces under the leadership -of Er 2 F Iochow and Nr. Heim, with Er- L.. K-acke z7- pointed as manager wi5h suI power 10 -act for this c0mps-E
 Twin also fnf0-m Eog and sE Eou- cohorts. Ehat should NJ l. E-scke ee in1erse-ea wifh 7n szy Exy ~hzesc- Hver, with 4he ops-saoz us She 'Alasaz ConsoHasts5 Fsshs-es. Inc plzu< sS Ps-Ssock. Alaska, 9ssz shsI szss- sc-
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-10

Sexton-C. L. Foster, J. M. Rod5y, A. Laird, Wm. D. Coppernon, L. $. Robe, Tacoma; Victor Crison, C. W. Palmer, Guy F. Cameron, Mrs Sadie Reeder and Jason Gasph, MT. and Mrs. Isaacson, MT. and Mrs. George Small, W. B. Lawing, s. E. SQuires, J D. Meenack, J. F. Sanders, l.. R. Rob erts, J. E Sanders, c L. Ap1eL 0 St. Fancy, Jim Sing, A. E. Miller, O H. Perry and 0. ". BrehmeT.
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a. s a-~osNEv VISITOR

W- n. Cop-e-rc- T. .. District rived iz Sevs-6 Sstu-5av from hts Tslaez hesaCus-e~s and this -orr- sng coztauue6 C- his way to Anchor age 01 seEs- nsEze-s. Attorney Cop 7s-uoa szssc,rzres -esu-uauE c1 We5- fzv evenings tran.
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Overland-John Smith, F. + Long, Patrick Murphy, D. Mckenzie, j. Q. Rolling, Thomas J. Walsh, Latouche, Mrs. E. A Welsh, Cordova; Joe Per rin, c. C. Stewart, E. Fl. Brown, E. J. Brfuord.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-10

O. J. Nitric, Of the biological survey, accompanied by Mrs. Nitric, left for Fairbanks this morning. They a-Tiv- ed in town Saturday from Seattle.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-10

Seward-James Byrne, Wm. Struve, L. c. Brizel, A. N. Major, H. C. Burns, P. McCafferty, Mrs. J: J. McIsaac, J. Anderson, J. Cethovich, c. E. Bur
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'. L. wsz1e-. sss5srhrt q. :. 6is- r5c< R1o-uev. was among the local s-7vsls rom Anchorage las Sstu-5Ev.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-10

leigh, Bessie Parat, Tom Korac, Leon Kellum, A. McDougaE, Henry Pope, Swan Pearson, T. H. Burman, Seattle: L. W. Davies, Seattle; wm- F. Thomp- son, Missoula, Mont.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-10

Fresh Candies just in on Admiral Evans.-Schanerers' Alaska Shop. tf
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Eo- Gz-6s1 and F1cwer Seeds See B-uwr < Ezwkars Co~1ozsfor- tf.
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S3oz 5n cou-1- 5-me5isee-r Sa~ the fc-e- cloSu-e oE the N0-aEsre wAfch T now hold and which zs von Ercw Is coa- s55e-sh.v- r~e-ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-21
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

National The Show OFF," comedy,
at 500 pm.
Keith's-Violet Heming, vaudeville,
at 2:15 and S:15 pm.
Earle-Herman Tieaberg & Co.,
vaudeville. continuous from 1870 to
I pm.
Palace-"It's the Old Army Game"
at II am, 12:45, 2:3O, 4:25, 6:10, 7:55
and $50 pm.
RialtO-"The Prince of Pilsen." at
| 1880 am, 1880. $50, $50, 1880 and
$3.50 pm.
Metropolitan Sweet Daddies," at
11:40 am. lao. $40. 5:35, TAO and
9:4S pm.
Columbia-"Moana and Grass" at
1910 am, 12:40. 2:40, 445, 6:45 and
pm.
TivOli-"The Volga Boatman," at 2,
4, s15. 8 and $40 pm.
Ambassador 49, Sweet Daddies," at
Sis. s and $50 pm.
Central-"The Night Cry" at 1890,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
Mother Sues For
Sons Estate
Hy United Press Leased Wire

CHICAGO, Nov. 3O.-Mrs. Mary
Keeling. Pasadena. Cal. has begun
Il fight here to set aside the will Of
her son, Leonard NJ. Keeling which
leaves 100000 to two women. who,
Mrs. Keeling alleged, were almost
strangers to Keeling.
Keeling was shot ITO death while
hunting near Eagle River, Wis. last
August.
Mrs. Keeling charged in her pcti.
tion that Mrs. Harriet Ostrom. vii.
mettc, Ill.,, took advantage of Keel.
ing's befuddlcd condition due to
much drinking and induced him to
propose marriage despite the fact
that she was married woman.''
The other woman named in the
petition is Miss Marie Lucrh>cn.
Chicago bookkccpcr.
Miss Lucrhscn and Mrs. Ostrom
were given approximately $4,000
by the terms Of the will and $4,000
was set aside to be kept in trust,
the income to go to Kccling's grand.
mother, Mrs. Louisa NJ. Leonard
Pasadena.
About $4,000 was given to Keel
ing's mother.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
Interest Aroused
BY Petrified Egg
II, tnts.s Psr~S Leased Wire

FRESNO. Cal. Nov. -. \ pct
rificd cgg.likc o5i"ct discovered by
X. e. West. Fresno ranrhcr. will b.
sent 10 the department 81 palc'n.
tology at the University "f cali
fcrnla Ia determine - exact ,alu'
to science.
The decision TO have the egg stud
led was made by Dr. 7. r. Water
man, professor at Fresno State col.
lcgc. who believes the "gg will
prove that large lizards and dino
saurs once made their home ia the
San joaquin valley.
The object is about twir" the
size Of hens egg. Il Was found
several years ago and has been q
play hing Of one of West rhil-
dten. West took il t" Dr. Water
man yesterday, declaring he th"udht
ii might hay" some value.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
RETURN DESERTER
TO OFFICER FROM
FORT M'ARTHUR

Sergeant John Untcrdsky, coast
artillery. from Fort Macarthur, near
San Diego, was in the city for Il
couple Of days investigating the case
Of Alexander Nichols, who claims to
be 4 dcsertcr from the field artillery
at Monterey. Acting under orders
from his post, he took charge of
Nichols and the pair left last night
for the coast artillery fortress.
Nichols appeared in El Centre Il
couple of months ago and while as
serting that he had been in the scrv-
ice, his statements were so at var
lance and his general attitude such
as to give evidence of considerable
mental disturbance. that Police
Judge f. b. lIcrvcy took personal
interest in the case as did Chief of
of minor jobs requiring but little
responsibility were secured for the
lad. who says his age is "a.
Efforts of Judge and chief were
unavailing. Nichols would show up
tomorrow instead of today and at
noon instead of q. III. In the Opin-
ion of both he is subject TO very
pronounced mental lapscs. Chief
Oswalt communicated with Fort
McArthur and Sgt. Untcrdsky was
ordered here, for upon investigation
il was shown that recruit by the
name Of Nichols had deserted from
Monterey last July. The sergeant
carries with him signed statement
of Judge Hcrvcy which covers his
observation Of the man for q period
of two months or 50.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
New Judges Are
Sworn I'm Office

Without ceremony of amy kind. ~.
e. finhev and !. :. l.arrw, elected
superior court iudges at the recent
election. were ~worn into office yes
terdav afternoon at the courthousc.
They will taLr offier shortl, afrrr
January }.
The two new Judge walked into
The eouuty elefk' = office in the
course Of the afternoon, and an.
nonhecd Ia Miss Carlotta Willirord,
chief deputy. that they desired 10 De-
sworn into office. Miss Williford
administered the oath. and accepted
ih" written declarations which
Messrs. finney aud I.afrw had filled
out and signed.
They then l"fi the courthouse,
''all set = to z" on the bench when
The rtoper tim. comes.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
Local Couple Has
Second Wedding

With Judge Mayficld officiating
at the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r..
Clayton Of this city were united in
marriage for the second time at tn"
courthouse yesterday afternoon.
They were married originally u
year aga last April in McNiraIi, bnt
decided a few days ago that they
would prefer To have another ecrc.
mony performed in this country.
Yesterday afternoon they went to
the courthouse and obtained Il mar
riagc license, and then proceeded Ia
Judge Ma\firld's 5 office to have the
nuptial knot tied.
Mrs. Clayton was formerly Sybil
Hall, and is u daughter of Deputy
Sheriff George Evans.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
BOy Scouts Back
From Conference

Returning to Imperial Valley aft
cr Il memorable trip to Chico, seven
Boy Scouts OF the county in com
panv with Scout Executive S. L..
McCrory arrived in the city last
night after attending the sixth an
nual California older scouts confer
cncc.
\ record of efficient management
was demonstrated at the conference
which, while attended bv 2S3 boys
and lasting for Il period of three
days was carried on entirely by the
boys Themselves. With the exception
of greetings extended, all talks ON
the program were given by scouts.
"Scrvicc was the keynote of the
discussions. Service and the desire
for il, the why of it. the how of it
and the result of it, were topic.
handled by scouts from different
councils.
III Centre was rcnrcscntcd nj tn"
meet by Victor IlctZcl, Troop >,
sent by the Rotary club; Roy Swcc-
ncv. Troop 1t, sent by the kiwaniS
club and Eugene Schrcincr Of Troop
:, sent by the ElkS lodge. lietzcl
was one of the speakers, talking ON
"Who's who in My Council.
An in>pirita'ional camp fire scrv.
ice. group discussions aud recreation
were included ON the program
which opened Friday afternoon and
was completed with the Message
to the BOYS at Home, Sunday
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
OFFICERS ARREST
0UARTETTE OUT
FOR JOY RIDE
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chtS are. told the district attorney
that she has IN aunt, Mrs. Ida l.:
Din, living at II Olive street, Al
hambra. She also said she was at
tending school. Sheriff Gillctt at
once got in touch with the CHIEF
of police Of Nlhamhra over long dis
tancc, reporting the case. 1t was
shortly learned from Mrs. ". T..
Griffin, II Palm avcnur. .Nlhan
hIa. that her daughter, IncA Bishop
had been missing since last night
AS far us the others Of the quar-
t,ttc are concerned. no information
was forthcoming at the time of go
in" to press.
Each one admits they left Alham
bra last night and drove here BY
way Of Riverside and Banning, driv
ing all night. There are no side eur
tains on the car and the girls said
they 'Hbout froZc. DomngucZ
Saws the suddenly terminated trip
vas intended for nothing but lark.
The other youth. the harder looking
cf the twain. has little to say.
The fact that there is but $3.50
between the four, certainly. in the
opinion of some of the district At
torncy's investigating force, pre-
cludcs the conclusion that the trip
was solely intended as Il lark. 1t
night have been as far as the girls
knew, but Officers believe that it
might have been intended on the
Eoys part to get the girls across
the line for vicious purposes.
The Blackbournc girl. looking
about after being booked at jail
said 1--WE re in Jail. What do YOU
know about thato Well, anyway,
| won I have to 20 to school, and
chucklcd in seemingly high glee
The other seemed TO get n kicl; out
of the situation as well. The scri.
ousncss of the situation seemingly
made no impression on their vcrd
ant minds. The boys viewed it 9th
crwisc, and had but little to say.
answering only questions asked
them
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
Court Disposes of
Traffic ses

Justice Mayficld has been catch
ing up with traffic violation cases
since Thanksgiving holiday, and his
calendar is well rrowN"d. The fol
lowing eases have been disposed Of:
7. Maya, cutting in, 2!O: Il. J. Gal.
laghcr. speeding. $50: II. u. Kern,
speeding. 10; Frank Zcnitho, speed
ing. $2o; Frank Dias, boulevard
stop. $3.50: Pete Anckcr, reckless
driving. $50; Thomas Baguii, rcck-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
ElOpers Not to
BE Forgiven
u, ,n',-a r,.-. i~...a Wiz.

NEW Tx, NOV. 80. Eillv
Ruth hndfes $. former Follics girl.
refuses I" forgive her husband.
William Bel Taylor. nf u noted B"s
ton family aud explorer, for clop.
ing with another woman. TAYLOR is
now in iail in Los Angeles ON her
charge Of abandonment and running
away with Mr.. Dorothy Emily Ross
of SOmcrvillc. y. j. II. +. Ross.
husband of the other woman. is
equally unrelenting and determined
Ia prosecute.
Hes deceived me for years. -
said Mrs. TAYLOR. land hc can I
make me rclcnt with messages Of
love.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Roy +. Clayton, 81, native of Ore.
gon. resident Of FL Ccntro; Sybil
Hall, 29. native of Oklahoma, and
resident of FL Centre.
Clcm Durham, 81, native of Mis-
sissippi, resident of FL Centre; Hat.
tie kimblc, native of Oklahoma, res
idcnt of FL Centre.
Oswald F.. Mazon, %, native OF
Mimi, resident Of Los Angeles; Ruth
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK IN
BULK

: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
This notice of intention to sell
stock of goods as per invoice:
WitncsScth; Notice is hereby Civ
en- that the undersigned j. NJ. Jul
ian, manager Of Julian's Grocery,
intends Ia sell 10 Earl ID. Bell. all
that certain stock of merchandise
consisting of groceries, etc. and all
stock pertaining to the business To-
Gated ut $50 South Sixth Street,
city of III Ccntro, County of I'm
pcrial, State rf California; said
business known rs -. VI. Julian
Grocery Co. aud that transfer
aud assignment Of the same will be
made, and the purchase pricc there
Of will be- paid, on Monday, the
Goth day of November, 1926. at FL
Centre, California, at the office of
Haas Baruch Company The name
/ and address of the Vendor is j. NJ.
Julian, III Centre. California. The
namo aud address of the Nendcc is
Earl y. Bell, FL Centre. California.
Dated November eth, 1925.
J. NJ. JULIAN.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this eth day of November. 1926.
BIRD Z. HOBDY,
County Recorder in aud for the
County Of Imperial. State of Cali.
fornia
, (SEAL) 29t5
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30

Gumm. 10. native of Nebraska. resi-.
dent of l.. \.
Primo Novarro. 20, native of Mex.
leo, resident of Brawlcv; Isabel lo-
pcz. native of Mexico. resident fo
Brawley.
Frank Mayficld. 81, native of
Texas, resident of Yuma: Edith At
verson. 26. native of Kentucky, res
ident of Yuma.
RoSamo Ortiz, %. native of Mcv-
leo. resident of Seclcv; Lola Nor.
aloz, native of Mexico, resident Of
Seclcy.
Manuel Ortiz. 20, native of. Mex
leo, resident of Brawlcy; Rcbccca
Frairc. 10, native of Mexico, resi-.
dent of BrawlCy.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
eAGE THREE

less driving. $50; August j. Minkc.
Jr., speeding. $40; Roy Cruz. speed I
ing, so; ". G. Bridwell, speeding
$lj; william Brook, speeding, $40:
Alex $. johnson, speeding, $15; Ford
&. Smith, speeding. SO; II. W. Bnrk
hart. speeding, $40.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

A., tending the fairs session. Hot
chocolate and waters will be served
as well as milk for the children nj
nominal cost. Through the courtesy
of the Imperial Valley Hardware
company, furniture for the rest room
has been placed at the disposal of
the home department committee in
charge.
Expert Marcelling 5Oc. Hair cuts
'Or. Vera RODRIGUEZ. Park View
Apis, No. i. Phone 23aW. adv
Dr. Harry Finaley. specialist In
liseases ar eye, ear nose and
throat. .2'3i Das, Bldg. Phone
". adv
For the Latest in office machin-
cry, see American Typewriter Tx.
change booth at Brawley fair. adv
Royal Society Art Embroidery
package goods and open stock, at
3s2 Holt Ave. Opposite hospital. ad
Catholic Chucrh Bazaar Dcccm-
Der and ?. Valuable hope chest
and other articles for choice Christ
mas gifts. adv
County Jail Notes. = Il. Torres.
federal prisoner. who. served a 10
months sentence in the county iail
for violation of the narcotic act
was released from confinement YES.
tcrday. Juan Martinez. habitual
user of narcotics. is in the county
jail. He was arrested in Calexico.
DR.. A. B. Hanson, Dentist. Er-
traction specialist. Davis Bldg.
evenings by appointment. Phone
5W. adv
Catholic Chucrh Bazaar Dcccm-
hcr > and ,. Valuable hope chest
and other articles for choice Christ.
mas gifts. adv
Everybody Likes It! Paul But
tered Popcorn. Why ), 10 and
2jc bag. At Pickwick Stages De-
pot. adv
United Lodge of Theosophists
meets every Wednesday evening at
8 p. III. at room 90 Anderson Bldg.
Calcxico. Inquiries invited from
those interested. adv
Will Address Chamber.-Dr. Y. NJ.
Crausc. head of Il local realty con
ccrn is slated to make an address
at the usual MONDAY lunch of the
local chamber of commerce tomor.
row at the Barbara Worth, states j.
\. Carmichael, secretary. His topic
is to hc lei Centre Real Estate
Values.
DR.. Foncannon, Osteopath. Room
&c, Davis bldg. Phone 81. adv
Cantaloupe Bedding or other trac.
tor work. Roy Il. Hayes, caleSicc.
Phone 133. adv
For Real Fire these cool morn
ings. there is nothing equals coal.
We have the best for stove and
CRATE, at prices that will save YOU
money on your fuel bill. We also
have the wood-four different kinds
to choose from. if YOU prefer it. in
sizcS to suit stove and CRATE. Whit
ahcr Feed 4 Fuel Yard, 500 Olive
Ave. Phone 7+J. adv
Nine. Katharine Ward kupelian
teaches the science of voice and the
art Of song. Studio 5i2 Olive.
Phone 395. adv
Get Va-Per- Marcel, it s per
mancnt. Parisicnnc Beauty Shoppc.
Telc. .S3. adv
For Information regarding child
rem entering pets at the Imperial
Mid Winter Fair, please call DIR.
IT, $. Maxwell. Phone 393, at 3ls
Broadway. adv
Marry In Los Angeles.-El Cen
tro residents will be Interested to
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30

Careful checks in MADEIRA county
proved copper carbonate superior to
hlucstonc for grain smut
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30

y hairdresscr cnrls up and dyes,
We have ii from Princess Ileana, but
% sculptor makes faces and busts.
Prince Nicolas AYERS. Can it be-
that the visiting royalty ia bccom-
ing .lmericanized
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30

learn Of the marriage Of Mrs. p. T
Cnnningham, pioneer valley resident
to Y. J. Finn Of indianapolis. The
ceremony was performed in Los An
gnlcs on November ). Mrs. Finn re
sided in this city for many years,
and has a large circle of friends
hcrC.