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New Britain herald., 1926-03-25

iO0FING BUSINESSMEN estanlishad. Can be bought cn easy terms Call Valley art-3
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tcncmcnts

ATTRACTIVE APARTMENTS central and residential section. Con ssting Of 5. rooms. Hot water all year round, steam heat, janitor service hallways Carpeted, gas ranges, refrl-- rerators and shower baths; also stores and offices. Inquire
 JANITOR
 102 PROSPECT STREET.
 PHONE 3Sc9-2.
 floor. Phone 3l59-l2. ARCH ST. G9--4 and room apartment steam heated, suitable for rooming house. Call 3Gti between s and o'clock or 3479-5 after o'clock. BEATTY ST, 22-5 room tenement. all modern improvements. steam heat Ap- ply 1st floor BEIDEN ST, l0i--4 rooms, all modern, 1st floor, furnace. Inquire J. Gull, 1l2 Belden St. BELvInERE-neor new state normal school, 5 roon apartment. garage If de- sired. Inquire Belvidere Drug Store. Tel. 226i.
 DEELiN--5 rooms, upstairs, modern. Fred Cutie, Pennington Ave. Berlin. Phone 11a5-13,
 CHESTNCT sT.--5 room tenement all modern improvements. Call 252S-S. C0NNECTICUT AVE, 35--6 rooms on 3rd tJoar all improvements. Apply 27 Con- nortI"ut Ave, EAST MAIN ST, COR, HARTFORD AVE, -i pleasant rooms, all modern, Rent reasonable. InQuire J. Pustelinkas, cor nor store. Phone 5G3-5 or l302-4. ELLIS ST, ?5-near Bnseett, room tene- mcnt, top floor, new house. Phone 2i66-5.
 GLEN ST.--Hungerford Court Apartments. room apartment, hot water. electric refrigeration. heat, janitor service. Tel. 1924.
 JUElLEH ST. l46-5 rooms. all modern, with or without car space. Rent req sonahle.
 hEISLY sT--5 room tenement with gar- age. Inquire 52i Stanley st. LINCOLN ST. 9g-downstairs apartment of rooms 10 rent. Phone 1909. MAIN sT.--4 and room tenements, steam neat. Apply Henry MoraIs, 365 Main St
 MAPLE ST. 269--G room room tenement, se0oud floor, new, first class housn, all latest Improvements. MONROE ST, 65-4-5 room apartments, all modem improvements, steam heated. telephone service at reasonable price. InGure 2rd floor. MURRAY ST. 58--S room tenement also t-5 West Main St, rooms, all improve m"nts. Tel 1745. NNRTH ST, 246-4 and room tepement. all Improvements, Inquire J. Reader on premises. Phone 4oS6. OAK ST. l59--6 apartments, all modern improNemcnts. Rent reasonable, Inquire ID Oak St., :nd floor Phone lo43-l. PARK ST. 42i-East ot stanley St. C room tenement. 3rd floor. Inquire 1st floor.
 PARk--corner Maple, and room apart. nents to rent, all modern converiences rent reasonable. Arrly at ? Elm St, EUonES ST, 5l--5 large rooms, up-fo- date. new house. hot water heat. clean neEhbolhood, near school and trolley. ArNly 2nd floor or Tel 579-l2. ROCKWELL aVE.-aDart of rooms. sunshine In every room, gas, hot water connection shower bath, ice box ron- nt~'on. steam heat. janitor service, til'T yards from High school, reasonable rent. Apply lS4 Glen St. Tel. 2Gl4- evenings ll6. alIErF1ELD ST, 40--4 rooms, all im- rro"emen's, first floor. Inquire first floor
 SINGLE HoJ sE-all Improvement adults 0nlv. Box 21.I.. SLATER E0AD-5 room tenement. i'm provementa. Call 4o45-U. SMALL TENEMENT-to rent, "a adults only, CaI Dickinson, Eensinston so. HIGH ST.-5 room apartment, aIi i'm rto%emHn's heat end tan!,or saryice garage Phone lQa1.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-25

ltAGTlNE PlANO-banjo ukulale. taught quickly. booklet free. Christensen. Room SIP, Booths Block. Tel. 545-3. Fri. only.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-25

SNl Ill SIANDARIt GIi ltsh & l1Cgc c'nI
 ito real eg- machines. See them at ,S
 R, Bird Feed Co.. IF Arch st. Tel.
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JEROME sT.-Near Wes; Nam one of me ri"est six room cottages In the cltv. all modern Improvements and can he bought at a lov figure, Rahjrow. Ras ,hliop. fea! Estate O.. SoS Main St Phone 1S1h
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Repairing and Piano Tuning
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

DANCE--Colleginte and foxtrot. Private
 instruction, lessons s5. Miss Nj. Stein- haus. Studio. United Bldg. Room 2ll. l
 Phone 3642-4.
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Instrumental and Vocal

MlSS EVA Q. SPEAkMAN--li3 Jerome St. open to talle young pupils for plano lessons
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SETTING EGGs-G,nrle Comb Rhods ls- land Reds good laying stain. Arr y 255 Worcester g.
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LIVE STOCK
Horses, Vehicles

HoEst~aud about tons of hay. Old Jarvis Farm, Berlin. Phone 6&l-I2. PAIR UF HOEaLS--weigh 900 lbs, cart and harness and other tools Reason able If sold at onre. John 4. Hoffman. ll99 l,As, st, New Britain. Phone l764 or 50 Putnam st.. Hartford WE ARE AGl l%TC-for tMo Watson Dump Wagon, also one and two horse farm V1Eon: !. I, White, 4o Trinity st Phone Go3l
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0DT|- E0N NI.I4. SLATER E0AD-5 room tenement. i'm prov emcnta. Call 40.5-T SMALL TENEMENT--to rent, to adults only. Gall Dickinson, Eensington so. HIGH ST.-5 room apartment, aIl i'm rrc"emHn's, heat end tlu!tor sarrice garage Phone lQa7.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-25

SAVING MACiIINFS-S Special sale. Singer >39, standard '2o, White Sll, New Home $25 and many others All fully guaranteed, Repairs ard supplies all makes. White sewing MIrhne Co., :s4 Main S. New Brl.aIn Call G9-5.
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IHEEE-E Eicctrol Automa'ic oil nurUers used nne season only. prre Sfi each. Addres. TnN AS-N lLar-.l
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KELSEY sT-3.tsmlIy house of is roon7e,
 in good condition, nice neighborhood. nr,
 s"hools and iitney. Electrici,v. gas, modern plumbing, etc. Price klo5O0 only 800 cash required. Harry R. Holland. ls0 Chestnut st. Phone lsS-4 or iOlk-lS.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-25

FOREST sT.-9 room cittage, with sarage. Louie s, Jones Agency. Real Estate and Insurance. F Court s,. Phone l+i
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QUEEN ST. family house of rcont. and 1 caF garage, Price Sssoh. Peter De Nuzze si Spring St Phone fsIg.f.
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ST.-3 family house d. lS rooms and car garage. Place just built and modern throughout, ali oak floors and finish Substantially built in a nice neiehhnrhood, near schools snd buses Price Sl5,oSe, cash required $500. Lot SoXllS. Harry R. Holland. lS0 Chestnut St Phone 1854 or l0is-Is
New Britain herald., 1926-03-25
Wanted--Articles To Buy

DIAMUNna-- reset while you walt and in your owp presence al 1. Resnick's $40 Main st. oTp. Commercial St.
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PARk-corner Maple. 5 and 6 room apart ments to rent, all modern couveniences rent reasonable. Arnly at ? Elm St
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LENCE PLACES room cottage, 5 hsi.
 rooms. Louie s. Jones Agency, Trrir-
 snce and Real Estate. T. Court St Phone JI
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

HAVE-scme building lots for sale, req sonably or will take late model touring car or sedan in exchange. Phone e g. asrh-N
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Wantrd--To Borrow

mortgage money on hand ID amouutt to satisfy applicants Parker Deyn!nE. t93 Main R.. Phone POPS.
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Situations Wantcd-Nfcn

IARRIFD MAN-wtshes position ns Dri- vate chauffeur and handy nan around the house, best references Inquire llg Beaver St.
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Watches, Diamonds, JcMclry G7

RADIOS-3 and tube. tubes. batteries and speaker. t3O fl taken this week. Newton 31l Main et
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CONCORD ST.-6 room cottaeg with : cqt garage. Price S5.000. Terms reasonable Tie w. L. Hatch O.. City Hall. Phone 2!nu.
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SHEFFIELD ST, 4o-4 rooms, aII im-
 rro"emen's, first tloor. Inquire first
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ItUOrES ST, 5l--5 large rooms, up-to- date. new house, hot water heat. clean ueighborhood; near s~hool and trolley. Apply oud floor or Tel 5-q-l2
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VICTROLA-n household 10 complete range from 32S to i3eo O. L. Pierce. without one, See our stock Priees & Co.,, 24i Main et.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-25

WHEN TIME Is MoNBY-Try eur in stxnt service. Tires. Batteries. Gasoline. He get ycu there and back. C'Neils, $s Washington St. Phone sdo.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-25

SEMI SOLID BTrTERNlIK- any quantity AlEo chick feeds. Chat!et Schaetfer 6sS Arch St. Poultry supplies ulIeR
New Britain herald., 1926-03-25

OAK ST, lS9-6 apartments, all modern
 Improvements. Rent reasonable. Inquire ID Oak St, "nd floor. Phone lUl3-l.
 PARK ST. 42i-EaSt Of Stanley St.
 room tenement. 3rd floor. Inquire 1st
New Britain herald., 1926-03-25

PLAINVlLIE-Whitin St. 3-family house modern Improvements, extra large lot fronting on two streets. Reasonable cash. The John Cooke Co.,, Neri Block, Plainville. Phone s65-3.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-25

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USED CAR
 BUYERS
AUTOMOTIVE
Service Stations-Repairlng

REPAIRING-Low price. Quick service. Satisfaction guaranteed. New England Radiator Works. 35 East Main st,. near Main. Phone s60.
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A. RuplNSKY-pays the highest prices
 for magazines, papers rage and furni+ ture. 3t 1alcott St. Phone S307-l3.
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PIANOS KranlSk a Bach, Eswby Evans, and LiStera We have sold this line of pianos over 30 yeafa We guar. antee. c. 1. Pierce. 2t6 Main street.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-25

CEDAR ST.-2 family house with earage. Louie 8. Jones Agency, Real Estate & Insurance. r Court St. Phone lA.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-25

FuRNITl1RE-an and plano moving: genera trucking of all kinda Geo. H Smedle5 68 Baesett St Phone sS0-a. JOHNSON BROS Furniture and plano moving, Special rates for long distance, Office 7s Roberts St. Phone S3i9-A.
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DIAMONDS AND WATCHEs-Are our specially at all times. The better grade lower prices, Htmherg & Horn. 323 Main oI 10 R. R. Arcade
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weeks was sold for S52co. Why didn't you get it7 This ono Is in Mountain View, rooms, lo. i22XS45. chicken coop. all Improvements. right on trolley line, for just ssooo. Another bargain. $500 cash required. Phone 232 southington. Ferguson, 70 North Main St.
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FVJ IIEl NEIITNN-l aNd , l""F WasI. oil sizes. lowest prices. Frank Najr Inc. 5i7-54a Main g.. opposite g. Mary's church. Phone 1lH-
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USED PIANOS of quality, reasonably priced, Terms to seit purchaser. Henry Motans < Sons. s6b Main St.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Moving, Trucking, Baggage

SroRAGE- Furniture and merchandlse. Hardware City Storage E, w. Schultz See A. r. Huribut, loo9.3.
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>'crChanlliSr 1t the Stores
Musical Instruments

TRNNAS-h bags and suItcakes O: high quality Big variety al unusually low prices. Ars Shirt Shop. 29s Main St
New Britain herald., 1926-03-25

WILLARD RADlo-and auto batteries. All makes recharged and repaired. simmons storge Battery Co.,, S3l Arch,
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MERCHANDISE
Musical Instruments

MNSlChl instruments hb PIANOS Krannk S Bach, Eswby < Evans and Lrters. We have cold this l'ne of pianos over 30 yeafa We guar. antee. C. |. Pierce 2ts Main street. PIANQs- Wt have placed over 3VOO Koh. Ter and Campbe's tn this vicinity, in. clud1g churches. schools and odEes Before you buy, call and let us demon. strate c. L. Pierce, 2is Main street USED PIANOS of quality, reasonably priced, Terms to Ssit purchaser Henry Morans Sons, S65 Main St. WCTROLA-pO household 10 complete range from 326 to i3eo 0. L. Pierce without one, See our stock Prees & Co.,, 246 Main at.
 Radio 86B HEADQUARTERs-fo Browning. Drake sets. Edgerly's Radio Service Station. kcns'ngton Phone 92-ib, RADIO Cockaday super-hcttrodyNe, tubes, fc'dng-loop aerial. Phone 2600, Clark
 KAUIOs--S and { tube. tubes. 6atieries and speaker. t30 fl taken this week. Newton, 37l Main st.
 Watches, Diamonds, Jcwclry e DIAMONDS AND WATCHEs-Are our specially at all times, The better grade lower prices. Himherg & Horn. 592 Main or n R, R. Arcade, DIAMUNlIa-- reset while you walt and in your own presence al l. Resntcks $40 Main st. orp Commercial St.
 Wanted--ArtiCles To Buy 6S 4. RUDINSKY-pays the highest pricet for magazines, papers, rage and furni. ture. 3t 1aicott St. Phone S307-l3. BEFORE YOU SELL--.youI furniture or stove, it will pay you to call Peter Jacobs. Tel. lggs. 224 p. ha,n St. FURNITURE--of all kinds bought: high. est prices paid. Call at once. Feigeu. baum & Zeldes. llb Belden st Tel 66s-E
 JUNK--ot all kinds bought. Highest prices paid for rags. papers and maga- zines. F. Goldman. IF Willow St Phone fS3-3
 WNNTEn--and VIII pay highest cash price for antique furniture and old fashioned hric-a-brac and jewelry Call Mrs Wall l07 Federal St. Bristol.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Apartments and Tencments

SOUTH MAIN ST. 566-modern room tenement reasonable rent. Inquire End f'agr pb,pu at
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PIANOS We have placed over 3Q0O Koh. Ter and Campbelrs in this vicinity, in. cludi1g churches. schools and lodges Before you buy, call and let us demon. stTate c, 1. Pierce, 2s6 Main street
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SHUTTLE MEADOW AVE, iS3-ior saia or for rent, new 3 family house with car garage. Andrews & stevens, IS Wal nut St, Real Estate and Insurance.
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ITN NNELI- ANE--aD1T of rooms. sunshine In every room, gas. hot water connection, shower bath, ice box ron- ntr''on, steam heat, janitor service, tit'1 yards from High school. reasonah hle rent. Apply lsi Glen st. Tel. 2Gl4- evenings llH.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-25

KELSEY ST-2 family house, $ rooms end large attic, cleo. gas. modern bath. furnace good location and condition. lot IS 6oKlSe. SIX car garage. sn rented. near schools and on bus line. Pays l2eo on purchase price, See rae at once. Harry R. Holland. ls0 Chestnut st
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PLEASANT ST--Corner Fairview St, family house, 2 steres Adjacent on Plea sant S.. Flee. gAs. etc. Tn good con- dition and nice nsighhorhocd Tor resl- dence and business This property pays lob of purchase price. Harry R. Hol- land. lso Chestnut si. Phone 1854 or lnIk-ls
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BEFORE YOU SELL--.youI furniture or stove, n will pay you to call Peter Jacobs. Tel. lggs. 224 p. Main St.
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FINANCIAL
Business OpnortIlnities

BOOMING HGCSE-doing excellent busi- ness for sale, cheap If taken at once Reason for selling on account of III health. WEite Box 20. Horald.
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Houses For Sale

BELVlDERE--2 family house, rooms 70 floor unusually well constructed with all modern Improvements Fire places Garages. Price very low. Pahlnow- FaschNow Real Estate Co. So3 Main st Phone lSlh
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8IINND NEW--6 room cottage, near Nor nal school. Oak st. and Hartford bus pass house, All modern Improvements hot water heat, sun parlor, fireplace, large bath room, oak floors and castings, car garage, rooms niScly planned bought for a home not for speculation No agents need writa for particulars owner wishes to do business with buyer direct price reasonable. small amount Of cash required, will take End mortgage to suit buyer. For particulars write to Box 2S-A Herald
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LEAKING PkDIATORS-Quic service. Expert attention: low rates; don't let sanall ieaks lead 10 heavy repair expense body dents removed, talders straighten' cd. 0. Becker. IS Hungerford Court.
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sTARTING-ligAtlnga and lsnltlon, eIsctTIc parte and service. Clarke Auto Electric and Repair, 1915 Lincoln st. Tel. 300l
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FURNITURE-oi al, kinds bought: high. est prices paid. Call at once. Feigeu. baum & ZedeL. ll6 Belden st Tel h66-k.
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SINGLE HoI SE-all Improvements adults
 nnL,- Roy a-.I.
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BLACK ROCK AVE.-6 room cottage and garage. fireplace and all other conven- fences. price reasonable. The W. L. Hatch Co, City Hall Bldg.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For Sale

ROCKY HILL AvE,--cor. Henry st., sir room scni-bungalow, brand new, steam heat, all oak floors and finish. open modern plumbing. latest fixtures, car garage, lot b0Siee, all graded and seed ed Very good section. deElrable for home. near schools and bussos. Every room large, bright and airy. Price s. 500. Harry R, Holland, is0 Chsstnut St. phune l3S.i or 10l6-lS,
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MAPLE HILL--slick seven room cottage with all Improvements. garage. fruit snd lot lsSxlsS. Lockwood. Real Estate md lnsuranre City Hall
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and EeNaIr, l3-l5 LIAcOIn sl, Ie!. sVVI REPAIR1NG--on all makes of cars. EE- pert mechanics available day and night. Hotel Washington Garage. Phone l135 RAYBEsTOS BRAKE Service Station. Brakes refined and adjusted on short notice. ClaTkt Auto Electric and Re- pair Station l3-l5 Lincoln St. Tel 302l
New Britain herald., 1926-03-25

JOHN HALvARsON-Ex and
 trucking. Local and lorg distance nov
 ing. Reasonable rates.g Phone 763 or 800.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22
Find Skeleton
of Huge Monster.

! rN~EETN, Ita,>. PIT. 2l. \
. huge monster, gcu.ralt thought IT,
be the to~,iij>rd skeleton of -
ma~todon. was recently discovered
near hrr" and Visitors from all over
ltaty rs we'll rs many tourists. are
cro"d.a4 every day 10 ~,c 3ur
bones %: The giant bca>t.
The tasrrta ma-todoH h:JS two
tush~ nearly eight feet long. one ar
which is perfectly preserved, ttoHga
thr other j. hr,h,u. coh"}ly .>,
jHg to ia" work oi the .c>c.r}a,,r~.
Tic skeleton lie, a Il depth OF
some - i,c' below thr ground, aud
is 50 f.r only partly cNcayated. thc
work having been tcmporartl
suspended ID order - allow the
government r>'.H~ to decide OH
the best m,.A,a of raising it,
The proprietor OF the Lana where
the mas'rtuu a", brought ta H9ht
is STATED 10 Aa,r h,.ame quite mt-
balanced J., las f..i, ata H1rs n
dread Jha' 3d.. pt"riaa, hfute viii
BE- carried off. lie sleeps beside
it ;r night I'D The tirld where i.
lies. with -uu hv III side. ami
during Tia. uay pockets tic small icr
he asks To- visit the ma~fodon from
the rroWd> If cUr,oas visitors.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22

rice industry in Imperial valley as
il appears advantageous FOR Inn
periaI valley 10 specialize on the
Edith variety of Honduras rlcc,
rather than Japanese ricn, because
thc Honduras rice commands a pre-
mium ON the market and cannot be
grown in the Sacramento valley.
To Test Vetch
On August 18Th. arrangements
were made with William Young Of
Gtlipatria 10 act rs coopcra,or in
testing Calcarata Ectch, rs u green
manure crop in 20 acres Of volun-
tcer cotton. Blanche Griffin Of
tttyi,lc is also any'rdS - secure
-. arata Nct Il ror "a cp;"r crop
demonstration in g.ail sorghum ani
ujanting a plot If l. t"r seed This
,ocl supply has been arranged for
through this office and the expert
mental station. Caicarata Nctch
Is recommended by W. W. Mackic
Of the University Of California rs
IN excellent crop for en:ich;ug soils
and production and forage.
itrcc FARMERS nave Il'IbN o.
Ueilmau Milo which meets oil con
lition, for certified seed. Apparent
II Yields will run to 2l2 tons Of
seed per acre on some fields. Y.
MagAttti, superintendent Of the ex-
pcrimrut station aud u. +. Crcigh-
! ron. assistant farm advisor, are TAX
| ing ""ce~,grv steps 10 certify enough
! of this seed for q supply for next
| year.
Recommendation were made "a
several poultrymcn on feeding
iroodiug chicks and disease, Of
poultry. The interest in poultry Is
/ very active.
| The Boys and Girls Agricultural
! club program for the year, entrees
and premium lists for encouraging
interest in Imperial valley Mid
Winter fair. and home projects
which will bear 4 profit to the
Youngsters were formulated during
! this month.
Due to the fact that the Home
! Demonstration A4cut waS absent
: on leave f'um The county during
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22
Where Blindness
Proves an Asset

CAIRO, Egypt. Sept oo.-To 4
normal American il is amazing 10
learn that there is corner Of The
world where such an afflictiou rs
blindness is found to be an asset.
Yet consular report just iSsGru
tells Of young musicians in SYRIA
and Palestine who have obtained
well paid positions which they coull
not have secured had they been ah'c
10 see.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22
RAIL ACCIDENTS
DECLINE, BOARD
REPORT REVEALS

Excepting persons Killed 1t high
way crossings. there WAS Il rcdur-
tiou in the first five months OF
1926 in fatal railway accidents T.
al! classes If persons. i is pointed
out by the Railway Age in its cur
rent issue, although there was IN
increase in the volume OF traffic
handled. the number Of railway om-
ploycs and the train service render
ed. That there was an increase in
the number Of fatal accidents only
to persons mt highway crossings j.
declared significant. because The
railways have little or no control
over their conduct. The facts
given are summarized from a rgFer.
Of the Interstate Commerce. Com
mission which has Just been issued.
THE increase in Tie amount ot
train service rendered i Indicate.
by the fact. Sav> IL" Railway ~
that ia the first five months 81
last wear locomotives were y}n about
7o4 million nilcs and in the first
five months Of 1926 about ~ nil
Lion miles. The number of en-.
plovcS shows AN average increase -
233.343. The number ot pa>Seugeis
killed declined from - 10 II. The
number of employees killed on datY
declined frou 63s 10 Gla. The nun
b,r of all persons killed WHO did
not meet their deaths a highway
crossings, iurluGiug 1respaSserS, de-
clincJ from l,->% to 1.G7S. On the
other hand, the number Killed -
highway crossings increased from
81 10 >59. or about 11la per cont.
''Tha railways every year ut q
very h..l cost. eliminate q 1argn
number of highway crossings. but
usually state and local authorities
open more new highway crossings
than are eliminated. The elimiAa-
ton OF all Highway crossings a 2
financial impo>sibiifv because it
would require "a capital investment
almost as great is the total existing
investment in the railways. ou which
the public would hay, to ra. freight
aud passenger rates that would yield
return.
"Trc-o are two practical means
Of substantially reducing highway
crossing accidents. One Of these Is
to educate ,hc public. and especial
/ ~ the drivers of automobiles. re-
garding the hazards incurred in
! crossing railway tracks without tax
iug adequate precautions to make
sure that train. ar" not coming. The
T RAILWAYS collectively and individual
. ~ are constantly CARRYING on cam-
+ paigu~ for This wrpoSc, but while
j the problem presented is chiefly n
public ard not railroad problem,
& they receive comparatively little
& Ar'u from government authorities.
'.Tic second means avajiahI" Is
that of passing and enforcing strict
laws recurring cvcrv pedestrian or
driver Of Il vehicle TO stop. look
and listen before crossing railway
/ tracks. In some states there are
such Jaws; in others there are not;
and in states where they have beer
passed they usually are poorly On
forced
"Inuumcrahlc laws for tie regn.
latior Gt railways are passed. but
the facts regarding railway acci-
dents seem 20 Indicate that railway
managemcnts arc more anxious TO
promote the safety of the public
than are government authorities
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22
CLEVELAND STILL
FIGHTS FOR LEAD
-, United Pres. Leased Wire

CLEN k.LAND. O.. Sept. - The
Cleveland Indians. still after the
Amrriean League pcnnant, beat the
Boston Red SoN here this afternoon.
The score WAS ) to |.
Boston scored It's lone tally in tie
first innings but held the slim ad-
vantage only until the third, when
the Indians pounded lIcimach for
three runs. Cleveland gathered its
remaiuin. runs in the seventh and
eighth
buckeye allowed Boston eight
scattered his.
CHICAGO, SEPT. -. With two
out ia til ninth and - ] to q score
against thtm. the White NoN rallied
to defeat the New York Yankee,
10 ].
The deefat of the Yaukrco, cn.
ahlcd tie lndi~uS to- gaia onr full
game in the h lie prnraut racr oE
Clccyland defe;trd Boston. > to /.
In IT, ninth iari". ot today :
game after two Wcr. uat. !Ist.,
walked aud Ao>til ran for him.
August, .r.s rapur goes mot include
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