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i NaNARb TWIN SlN-A-I condition. good
rubber good paint. left for immediate sal"
a. the District Line Garage. Gs. ave. and
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PACKARD SINGLE Is TOT R1NG. late model.
Phone Fl 5000 6n6 n v ave NV ~
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>TIDEBAKER COUPE. spccial SIX. 19.S
VIII consider small in trade and finance
resnnmsihl. nartN- Cleveland 2hll
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14-iIOur Service.
RARRN-PATE MOTOR GO
INC.
oo525 Sherman Ave.
Adams 5000 and Main $50.
YOUR
OPPORTUNITY.
Buy With Confidence.

IS Peerless Sedan. dem
"nstrator, 5-pass.,
h-cyl.; latest model:
new car guarantee.
% Hudson Coach $500. $3.50
p Peerless 6 S-pass.
Sedan .. 500
"a Peerless 7-pass. Sedan l,4o5
p Peerless 4-pass. Coupe.
% Columbia 5-pass. Elite
Sedan ..... S95
y Chandler pass.
Sedan ......... $50
y Peerless 4-pass.
Sport Roadster -. 4o5
"a Hupmobile 5-pass.
Sedan .... $50
Dodge Sedan ... 26S
'2l Cadillac 50 7-pass.
Touring .. 4o5
Essex Touring, balloon
tires .-........... 1.3S
% Chevrolet Sedan 80. l3s
'2S Peerless 6-cvl.. S-pass.
Coupe. like new run
$500 miles. 1850
Haynes Sport Coupe. ?
pass. lots OF extras. AS
% Hupmobile Sport
Roadster ........ .s9o
"a Buick Spas. Touring. 6o5
Easy Terms.
PEERLESS MOTOR CO..
18th & P SITS. Main $3.50
no,, Ere,,;poc md SUNDAYS
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Open Evenings and Sundays.
WALLACE,
Nash Distributor.
1909 l. St. NJ. 761o.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
If you are contemplating the
purchase OF guaranteed used
Ford car it will be to your ad-
vantage to investigate our Ford
weekly purchase plan. All mod
els on display. Open evenings.
UNIVERSAL. AUTO CO..
1927 NJ NV.
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THE HUDSON. 1907 ST. Ant 2@-roir
fnrtahly furnished steam heated room.
cc' er lights, unlimited phone reasoranls
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loll ST. NW.-To couple of -entlrrrt
or refined business women: Iargr from,
haL-"indow room: hot-water heat. reason
anIe. Hhnnn EranlE
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Us NEW YORK AVE. Fairroat. Apt II
N'clN iurllsheG room IN private family
az nodern improvements: continuous ho.
Natcr: second fonr Ifs
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1895 HAfes ARD rooms nri1 ate oat'l-
newly paDered. ugly or en- suite with nr
W"afnn3ut sav2-r: gentlemen: reasonable. 90
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LUCKY:

LUCkN22
Our success during the past has not been
due 10 luck Make your own comparisons
OF the cars listed below. then visit our
showroom See for yourself the fine an
peararce and excellent condition of our
merchandise. Our cars are guaranteed IN
YOUR CAR As. PART PAYMENT.
EASIEST TERMS.
REMEMBER THE ADDRESS.
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GENTLEMAN ot DISCRIMINATING taste c9u
-'"urf private room. tub and shower BATH
mew dowuto"n apartment Call Nam 5tiJ
. 4 N. to = m 1ns
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tH~I G. ST N.W.-Lsr-e. double rooms Win
nrlva's baths: southern exposure: singh
sco'ns tuh and shower baths; runnn-
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YT'1.N n 7 sS'-Tt II 2.
ll@6 10th St NV.
BUY NOW
While Prices Are at
Their Lowest.

Buick 1924 4-pass. 6-cyl. coupe.
Buick 1924 5-pass. 6-cy1. sedan.
Ruickrl925 5-pass. 6-cyl. sedan.
Buick 1923 5-pass. 6-cvl. touring.
Buick lo2l-22 81 pass. tourings
Dodge 1924 business coupe.
Chevrolet 1928 coupe.
Chevrolet 1928 touring.
Ford 1924 touring.
Hudson 1923 coach.
1lupp 1923 touring.
Our cars are sold on the G.. NJ.
A. c. financial plan. 1t will pay
YOU to investigate.
EMERSON & ORME.
1920 NJ st. NV.
Open Evenings. Frank. $500.
pEN-T HITNN IN riTN
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Your Car in Trade.
Open Evenings
Very Liberal Terms.
STERRETT g. FLEMING.
Inc.
Home Of Certified Gold Seal
Used Cars.
Champlain at kalorara Rd.
Phone Col. $3.50.
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- DUPONT CrRCLE-Lar-c ven u-t;~,
a ,nT,t ~ hcsted room. ncwl2 papnred and fu--
nc" o. married couple. also zirye rnr9t-
'4rEn clG.ot. -.
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GENUINE BARGAINS.

All of the above cars are in
good condition; all have extras !;
can be sold on small down pay
d1ent; balance, weekly or
monthly.
OWENS MOTOR CO.,
800 Georgia Ave.
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE ttractlyeIv f,I,.
nirhfu front room. well heated eN,.r Il~,t
AieW, rca -"ma''s l5',3 End ~. The >hrr-
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DUPONT CIRCLE. near car IincS 1914 = 4
-l-lar-c front room. neWly decorated al
5ract'Velr ftln1sheS. IN private resldcr.r.
Al modern Improvements: suitable for tun
4fluIts
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FOR SstE-NOVOR CYCLES
Er;<T rnnNS-tJRNISur,D

MOTOR CYCLE ard sidp car. Harlev-D a,
son. 1923 SO. Shaefrr K Muweu. -
9th st ~ "
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FACING PENSION PARK-Desirahle from
nom Wcll furnished and heated: Quiet. cleo.
reasonable. La Grandc. Apt . COZ ith -
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IF. B. -LEARY, Jr.. & BROS,
lhrysler Distributors"
1928 18th ST. w. N. 1926.
Open Evenings and SUNDAYS.
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AT 1@B 18th ST. NW-Fnr men ONLY.
nice. large room IN downtown SECTION. con
rfnlent to Sll Government oTc~- Rent or =
30 per month Perry II. Russell Compan-
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AUTOM O
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
tContinuedn
49AKLANp TOURING 1920: will trade for
R" ",d THOR s. or Chevrolet coach Address
oAkLAND SEDAN; late 1921: excellent con-
dition: kept up by mechsnic front and rear
Circle NV. Phone Adams 1S.o-J 49,
OAKLAND SEDAN 1928. t,--l model: motor
sr. recf dlsG Wheels and Dye pant; "pn2,
lien Terms M BrSce. garage io' in "% hsar
ment OF Investment Bldg 18th and SITS.
oLDs 6 COUPE. 3-pass.. latest model: lust
BIKE new; used by lady: 5000 miles: car
81 sIos 500 IKE so, It nst Gam me from factory COS
IL months to nay Tor II. Trade your, cay
n IA, sec Mr. sprtngnran. Peck's Garage, 2ii.1
oLDSMORILE ToURiNG-S5o cash. bal.
anGo = y. Looks good. runs good: has
many extras. Adams Motor Co. 1912 Itth
-He sritn: FULLY, euuinned: driven sprroNi-
nai'iy 5000 miles: demonstrate an, here
q $3.50. Mr.. Boatmsn. North ah!7
PACKARD TWIN SINAI condition: good
I."hsr, good paint: iett for immediate sa'%
the District Lave.
%S sG iay saS5bsa Phone Eof fH S Ss
PAGkARp SINGLE 8 Tot NC. late model.
nlnlly e4guipned; New York Ave. Garage
rnnnr Fr s9:9 COS \. Y. ave. NV. u
PACKARD 1925 STRAIGHT EIGHT SPORT
;%1ly very few miles: j months old: ali
at GSlgfng BHr "hs
dls .io wheels and other innumerahle acres.
Wit
pam Esr' s pay Main aoS6 Saesro'" i
PAIGE SPORT ToURING-Best looking
settle an estate. SIS 10th st. ne
FEpPRl.ESs sig, CorPE. ',r4ss.. -: RIA
annrsciatof Adams 1851 y.
R1GJKEiMBAG1K 1cd IotRIS& aaGt NM
Sta5 to Close account tc~n1s. NJ Rrure.
Gars-c in basement OF Investment Rld~..
STAR TOURING. 19:3 clean and \ bar
sam; so cash balance easy. Montgomery
80. ltth =. NV.
STIDEBAKER COUPE. spcc,sl stx. .Ios:
resnonsihls PARTY. Cleveland 35tl .
ST. DEB AKER. 1874, touring. S4on, or +. T.
from carrying it until SprinE Ha. rev tires
T Te1a io ok and runs fine Adams Motor CO.,
STUDEBAKER SPECIAL SIN 1920: CIosed:
good condition I,.,d viii demonstrate: $500. Phi
STUDEBAKER SPECIAL TOURING. 1925.
Eve 81 ne r.. aa0s is.
>TUDEBAKER SPECIAL SIN -f-rass
ree SO" G"Ir3m new paint and
: Col. 9SoS-W IS.
STrDEBAKER COACH. ,tandard 1875: by
@1SS n q, narrgsn Can Nam 1876. Branch
NEtIE TOURING = EXcolent meclanica,
cS.h W FoG T 13Te NO 9STGr Br csyns tow
MI ~ ,d,5 ,9oTpE SEDAN. 1924:
d1U99!nR SEDAN. Ia.5-Mda+ny extras: Al
Nd. ave ne. Omen evening. and SUNDAY.
BROKEN FORD ENGINE HEADS exchanged
rrspalred in cars: All broken metals welded
Weldit Co. Sic Isl st. NV
AUTOMOBILES by auction II weschle-s.
Auto Repairing and Painting.
Good work: nay us weekly or monthly.
Money loaned on autos and trucks.
ga y. Y. Ave wv Main 2Iis Il.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Choice of Late Models
! r Fnd%rs .....:..--.......... 80. 90 IN
< pordors ....,.-.--............. 800. 90 NJ
I.tcr Trucrls. 49, $40 ~
ToFT4EASsT MOTOR GoMrAIy,
Used Car Dent i:l35 ST. NE.
Sec Mr.. Shipley.
CHEVROLET used cars with pobanks
~.rviCr--
1913 Touring Car. .......... 500: terms
1875 Touring Car. .......-.. 81 so: terms
IG,f Sedan .... S:l5O: terms
1913 Sedan ........... ...... S350 terms
loH0 Coach ..... ...... $500. terms
Franklin 3Sn
80 POBANKA SERVICE
l1@6 10th ST. NV.
BUY NOW
While p-iraS Arc ~
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ROOM Tor young lady III new auartmCnr.
-nuthern exposure. large closets. rear dc
naftncntz- very attractive living rom.
only "nr person in apartmcut Call Man
no. Ant rs g ~ x N is,
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80 NEWTON PL. N.W.-NcatIv furris m,
new front room ami. - hlool. to car a.
nus stnn: two Young rrrn or couple c,u
nloy"d: $3.50. After Il 80 ON. o. ,uud ~
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CHENROLETS.
PRICES REDUCED.

This means cash to Won. W {
need the space Tor new cars
Our cars are ill kept out at th'
weather and arc in splendid me
chanical condition. We otfe'
the following:
Chevrolet sedan l9"3. 500 cash. elr
monthly.
Chevrolet Coupe. 1928: $50 cash. 81.
Ford Coupe. 1894: SIS cash Sl3 monthly
Ford Sedan. la12. $50 cash. Sl4 monfhly
1924 Chevrolet Coupe $3.50.
1924 Chevrolet Sedan. SiOu.
1924 Ford Coupe $500.
1924 Ford Sedan. $40
Omen model cars ~ low az $50: some rea
bargains among The stock: terms 10 suit.
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THE
WASHINGTON
CADIT,J AC co

1883 Conn. Ave. FIR. 3902
BUICK IS, 1928 (by owner red
touring; wire wheels. Fisher
body and all equipment; balloon
tires. new: hrst-clasS condition !;
cost 81. 07h new: will sell for
$500 cash to quick buyer. Main
4O34 or Col. Oi2.
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BES BUY >. IN CITY.
Hudson Coach. 1925.
Studebaker Touring. 1924.
Ford Coupe. 1924.
Buick ~ Touring. late 1924.
Buick g Touring. 7-pass.. 1924.
Studebaker Roadster.
Packard Straight IS Touring.
Odds Sport Touring. 1923.
Ford Tourings. 1o25-24 and Is S.
Buick Sedan. 4-cyl., 1924.
GLASSMAN SALES CO.,
1921 l. st. NV.
WE HAVE on hand at the present time 4
seiendd selection of used ears of all makes
and models. open and closed at the lowest
prices in town We're open all the time and
II will pay You 10 look them over. Conven-
lent terms he arranged.
UNION STATION GARAGE.
81 Eye ST. Ne FIR 1905 or Fr sb26
49,
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PAIGE SPORT TOURING-Best looking
used car offered for sale at tine price: 10
settle an estate. 51S 10th ( ne
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oLDSMURlLE TOURING-S5u cash bal
ance r. u. Looks good runs good: has
many extras. Adams Motor Co. 1912 ltth
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PEERLESS SIX COUPE. l-pa>s. -: rua
H.oOO miles: ~ 500: must I've seen in tt
apnreriatnh Adams 1861 80
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OVERLAND. NEW: S-,.y Under i-door lie
= Nr ian. fully euuiuped driven spurnNi-
'usi'iN 5000 miles: demonstrate ar, : here
and can finance: viii sell al u s3,rincc
81 >l5n. Mr.. Boatman. North 9iH1.
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EXPECT OVER l25
HERE ON MONDAY
WITH EXCURSION

Upwards Of l25 cXcurSionists are
expected to come to Imperial Valley
next Monday on the Southern Pa
cific excursion which is being opcr-
ated from Los Angeles.
Joseph HELEN, assistant general
passenger agent of the Southern Pa
cific. who is here arranging details
for the excursion, staies that the
latter has made quite "A stir in tour
iSt circles in and about Los Ange-
les. The Southern Pacific is charg-
ing Il fiat rate for the round trip
to Imperial Valley, including Pull
man fare, and meals while the tour
ISIS are absent from Los Angeles.
This is the first excursion of its
kind and if it proves successful
others will be operated throughout
the year, HELEN said.
The tourists will leave Los An
geles Sunday night. arriving in Ell
Centre Monday morning, and will
be served breakfast at the Barbara
Worth hotel. Following breakfast
they will be taken for trip about
the vicinity of FL Centre in cars
furnished by members of the cham
ber of commerce.
Arriving at Brawley shortly be-
fore noon, they will be taken in
charge by the Brawley Chamber of
Commerce. which will act as host
for luncheon. Afterwards the visi-
tors will be taken for tour around
the northern end of the valley, later
going to Holtville where they will
be met by representatives, of the
CaleNico Chamber of Commerce.
From Holtvile the trip will be
continued about the southern portion
of the valley, ending at Calexico,
with dinner in the latter city. The
tourists will leave here Tuesday
morning.
The object of the excursion is to
give tourists in the vicinity of Los
Angeles an opportunity to become
acquainted with Imperial Valley,
with the hope that they may either
come here themselves as settlers, or
be able to give accurate information
on this section to their friends who
may be interested in Imperial Val
ley.
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fine TALENT TO
APPEAR in POST
MINSTREL SHOW

With 40 of the best male voices in
the city, supplemented by dancing
musical and vaudeville talent, the
minstrel show to be given under the
auspices of ,Boyce Aten Post. Amer.
lean Legion, at the Palace theatcr
March - and %, gives every indi.
cation Of being one of the most sue.
ccssful entertainments given here
in several years.
Under the direction of Lloyd
Sicklcs, an experienced minstrel
man. the east for the show has been
conducting rchearsals for several
weeks past. and is now rapidly
reaching point that insures fin
jShed performance.
\ real old time minstrel show,
following the orthodox rules Of min
strclsy, except for new and up to
date jokes, viii furnish the first
half of the entertainment. This
viii be followed by speciality num-
hers during the intcrmission, when
several novel features will be in
troduced.
The second half of the show will
be a reproduction of company of
soldiers "resting up in France,
and the same sort of impromptu en-
tertainment that helped the mem
berS Of the A. F. F. relieve the
strain of war, will be given by the
eX-Servicemen. Those familiar with
the army. either through experience
or hearsay. know that much comedy
and plenty of good fun could be
scraped up by the soldiers at NOM
ent s notice.
All the members of the east are
hard to make the show a
splendid success. The soloists in
clude some of the best singers in FL
Centre, and the songs are the best
that are to be obtained for the occa-
sion.
The complete program will be an
nounced in the Press. Tickets for
the minstrel went on sale this morn
ing and can be obtained from anv
of the legion.
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cry, pleaded guilty and Judge Cole
set his ease over Ia Friday for ,iudg
mcnt. Watkins at first denied his
guilt but when confronted with evil
dcncc based on Sellers opinion he
admitted his guilt and further vo,
unteered the information that he
is at present on parole from the
Nevada state prison for Il similar
offcnsc.
J. A. Small. also charged with
forgery, was scheduled to appear be-
fore Judge Cole at 2:30 this after
noon to plead guilty to the charge
against him. Like Watkins Small
maintained his innocence until the
district attorney showed him the
proof of his guilt rs worked out by
Sellers.
James Manning and A. \. Avitt,
who were arrested last week charg
ed with the theft of n number of
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checks from Orr and Pubhcovcr, at
licber, are reported to have admit
ted their guilt to the district at.
torncy, following n conference with
that official who exhibited to them
proof worked up by Sellers. The ac-
cnsed men are scheduled to appear
before the grand jury tomorrow
In addition TO these eases Sellers
appeared as Il witness for the I'm
perial Irrigation district in a civil
suit being tried before Judge Shaw.
Mrs. \. Giraudo was the plaintiff
against the district. alleging the
destruction of her 1924 lettuce crop,
because the district refused to de-
liver water to her ranch. The dis
trlct maintained that it had no ord
ers to honor requisition from the
japanese foreman of the ranch for
water. The plaintiff introduced a
reqnisition card as evidence that
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10
Lettuce Market

Imperia Valley lettuce shipments
yesterday topped the $500 mark,
going above it by Is ears. A tota
of 1872 ears rolled with l23 ordered
for today's loading. Arizona ship
per ears Yesterday, Florida 3 and
Texas and Ohio, one each, making
{, total of IA for the United States
Loca shipping point information
showed demand poor for ordinary
stock, moderate for good stcli. Sup
plies of good stock limited. Market
weak of ordinary stock, firm for
good stock. Wide range in quality
and condition, mostly burnt, open,
some Shiny.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10
GRAND JURY WILL
INSTITUTE PROBE
OF JAIL ESCAPES.
ny United Press LeascJ Wire

LOS ANGELES, March 10. 49, A
grand jury began investigation to-
day Of charges of mismanagement
and faulty construction of the new
and magnificent Los Angeles coun-
~ Jail, built at cost of $4,000, 600.
The probe was ordered following
verdict of coroner 5 jury fixing
blame for the death of Natalie Car
radi l6, in an attempted escape
from the luxurious bastilc on faulty
construction and inadequate guard,
my.
The inquisitors viii seek an ex-
PLANTATION of the five recent deriy-
cries from the expensive prison.
which was proclaimed escape
proof when it was occupied less
than Il month ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Maude Kluck, Deceas

Estate of Maude kluck, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned. Administrator of the
Estate of Maude Kluek, deceased,
to the Creditors of, and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit the same with
the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication
of this notice to the said Admins
traitor, at the office of Harry W.
Horton, his attorney, 112 Rehkopf
Bldg, in the City of Ell Centre,
County of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia. ~
Dated this End day of March, 1926.
WILLIAM KLUCK,
Administrator of the Estate of
Maude Kluck, Deceased.
NJ 10 II "a.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
VARNEY BROS. & COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders
Of Varney Bros. & Company. a cor
poration existing under the laws of
California. will be held at their
principal place of business at No.
569-593 Main ST., in the City of
FL Centre, County of Imperial, State
Of California. on Tuesday, March
III. l'2c. at the i.our of . j. H.. for
the purpose of the election of
Board of Directors and for the
transaction of such other business
rs may properly come before said
meeting
PEARL JONi'S,
Secretary of Varnev Bros. & Co.
BY order of the President. 4t10
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10
Torch Explosion
Sets Ship Afire

WASHINGTON, March 1O.-Fire
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10
WRITING EXPERT
IS ON TRAIL OF
VALLEY FORCERS

Through the activity of j. Clark
Sellers, Los Angeles criminologist,
things are being made difficult for
forgers who seek to ply their trade
in Imperial county.
Sellers is working in cooperation
with District Attorney ttlev, and
through his ability to detect the
work of fraudulent signerS. four
for2ers have been brought to jus
tice this week.
In the superior court this morn
ING RAY Watkins. charged with forg
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10

Eggs were but l6 cents n dozen :
in British Columbia last week. .e4sve
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10
SEEKS PAROON FOR DEBS

WASHINGTON. March 10.-Rep-
esentative Berger, Socialist, Wis
consin, today asked President Cool
iGge to pardon and grant full Amer
lean citizenship to Eugene V. Debs.
former head of the Socialist party,
who was convicted under the Es-
pionage law and sentenced to the
Atlanta penitentiary but later re-
leased under presidential commuta-
ton of sentence.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10

authority had been delegated to the
fore man TO rcquisition water.
Through the testimony of Sellers
the district sought to establish proof
that the signature of the foreman
had been placed ON the rcquisition
card after the dates during which
water service was refused. .Judg-
ment in this ease is to be given Fri
day.
There are several other forgery
cases pending trial and through Sci
lers the district attorney hopes to
obtain convictions in each case.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10
Wednesday, March 10, 1926,

7lf's srA' E4ssslSNANSA& '
broltc outr~aboard tlrertsmtetl st tRws'1
~line steamer America --,ty NEWPORT "a
News, Va, today and spread so rap
idly that it appeared thel craft
would be Il total loss, 7accordin&sE
Emergency Fleet Corporatidn 9ads
vices this afternoon.
NEW YORK, ~, March :, 10f-Thee,u
New York office eof theIUnitea {
States lines. received word. today a.
from the steamer America off New
port News that aif aeetylcne} tSfch
had exploded on deck, setting fire
to the deck. ~ as@.,i a4
The work of extinguishing the
fire was i'll. progress, the message
said. 1t was not explained, whether
the vessel in grave danger.
Eggs were but l6 cents n dozen .
in British Columbia, last week. ~-e.sve
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10
QUADRUPLETS ARRIVE
BY United Press Leased Wtr,

BEAVER FALLS, Pa, March 10.
were born to Mrs.
Herman Biebl, 2s, here today. The
babies-all boys, are reported as
doing just fine.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10

A horticultural warehouse and
packing plant at Spokane, Wash
ington, was destroyed by fire last
week.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-02
SIX WORLD RECORDS
BROKEN IN 800 mile.
RACE, SPEEDWAY, N. J..

miles was 2 hours, IA minutes, 1418
secoEds, as compared with De Paolo's
mark of 2:19:12.95, His average
speed was 1S4.1 miles an hour as com
pared with De Paolo's 129. .295.8
Although officials tonight had not
computed the exact times, it was an
nounced that five other worlds marks
also have been smashed. Three Of
these were credited to McDonogh at
distances of 75,2O0 yards and 25o
miles and another to Hartz at 100
miles. the only other stage of the race
at which he was leading until just
before the finish, and a fifth to Earl
Devore of Altoona, Pa, at $50 miles
Miror mishaps blasted the chances
Of De Paolo, McDonogh and Devore, all
three of whom held the lead at Various
times and figured with Hartz as the
outstanding contenders most of the
way. Two tire blowouts robbed Nc
Donogh of prospective victory, the
first rs miles and the second at. the
250-mile mark after McDonogh had
picked up lost ground and jumped
back into the lead.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-02
6By Dispatch A. p. wire)

SPEEDWAY, N. j., May 1.-Six
worlds speed records were shattered
today when Harry Hartz swept to
victory in the 300 mile International
race that opened the Iew track of the
Atlantic City Motor Speedway asso-
ciation. Flashing around the big.
mile and half pine oval at a dizzy.
clip without making a single stop,
Hartz triumphed in sensational
struggle in which his two foremost
rivals, Peter De Paolo, American
speedway champion, and, Bob McDon-
OCH, another Californian, finished sec
ond and third A. crowd of close to
$4,000 spectators saw the picturesque
speed chase iR which only six of the
sixteen starters finished the full
course.
Hartz not only clipped nearly five
minutes from the worlds S0Omile rec
ord, set lats February % at Miami,
Fla. by De Paolo, but carried off S12,-
900, theNwinner's share of the $4,000
in prize money distributed to the con-
testants. Hartz's time for the 800