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1ELLSWORTH HEALTH HINTS.
XContributed by Mrs. Bertha Bullock
xSmith, Red Cross Community Nurse ,
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Foods.
always wash your hands before
eating"
Why? More germs are carried
from one person to another by
hands, than any other method.
The first steps in the process Of
digestion take place in the mouth.
Therefore, thorough chewing is i'm
portant, that the food may be broken
up into small pieces and be we'll
mixed with saliva. Also, chewing of
hard or fibrous food stimulates the
blood circulation to the gums and
teeth.
use milk, vegetables and fruit
each day."
Why? Without these things in
the daily dietary, it is impossible to
supply in adequate amounts the
minerals, vitamines and bulk needed
for good health.
Adults should drink at least pint
of milk daily, or have that amount
included in their cooked foods.
People often forget that milk may be
used in soups, sauces, buildings, etc.,
as well as taken as beverage.
Some uncooked vegetable and fruit
are, desirable for each day, as cook
ing partially or wholly destroys one
of the Important vitamines.
do not over-eat of some favOrite
foods, especially of meat or sweet
foods"
Why! Because the body needs
food for four reasons:
T. To build and repair tissue
(1rofoip r,iuoro1 sa1tSl
2. To regulate body processes
| (water, mineral salts, roughage).
8. To promote growth and
health (vitamines).
4. For fuel and energy (carbo-
| hydrates and fats).
| If, therefore, one overeats of any
one food or class of foods, some Of
| the needs of the body may not be
met. excess of meat and sweet or
| starchy food often is responsible for
kidney diseases.
Water is an important item for
each person to remember. Drink
some water with your meals, but do
not use it to wash your food down.
Water forms the largest part OF
the body fluids which are essential
to digestion, circulation of blood and
carrying off of waste matter. Form
a habit of drinking glass of water
Immediately before a meal and at
least one between meals.
| Did you Know?
That the people of Ellsworth
who are insured in the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co., in the industrial
or intermediate type policy G. and 8
figures) are entitled to the services OF
the public health nurse; in acute ILL
nesses, surgical after-care, prenatal
instruction, post-natal care, CATER
care for mothers) and limited num-
Der of visits to chronic patients for
instruction to family.
The Metropolitan will not pay for
nurses attendance at operations, de-
liveries or dental work or for special
massage.
All nursing care is given under
the direction of physician. No care
may be given until patients ply
stefan has sanctioned it.
This service is not a charity. Each
visit is paid for by the Metropolitan
Co., and the number of visits al
| lowed is regulated by the company
| according to the type of case.
-O-
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Thrift Not Mere Saving

It is we'll to understand that thrift
means much more than the mere saw
ing Of money, says Thrift Magazine. II
is unfortunate that so much Of our cur
rent thrift educational effort Is direct
ed solely along lines Of money saving
Many people, through great patience
and self-denial, are able to lay by q
comfortable sum, only to lose it in the
end through ill-advised investment.
Thrift education should be conduct
ed along broad lines. How to spend
and invests as important as hoyeto
save.
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Teach boys and girls alike that
they are not to look forward to lives
spent in avoiding difficulties. Teach
them that work for themselves, and
also for others is not curse but a
blessing; seek to make them happy;
seek to make them enjoy life; but
also to make them face life with the
steadfast resolution to wrest success
from labor and adversely, and to do
their whole duty before God and
man. The life worth living must be
a life of work for worthy end, and
ordinarily a life of work for others,
rather than ones self.-Theodor
Roosevelt.
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The biggest fools are those who
imagine 1t the part Of wisdom to
frown at all frivolity.
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rhes DAILY DS Sunday 4DsHy
of
|bSops Friday
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27

against the exclusion Of such terri.
tory.
There will be ono voting precinct,
including the whole Of said City, for
the purpose Of holding said election,
consisting OF consolidation of all
the regular election precincts, es-
tablishcd for the holding of State
or County elections; and the polling
place thereof shall be at the City
Han Of said City, located on the
West side Of Sixth Street between
Main Street and State Street in said
City, the entrance thereto being
numbered 142.
The polls will be open between
the hours Of 7 O'Clock q. m. and 6
o o'clock p. m.
Dated this 10th day of March,
1925.
JAMES a. SGHOFIELD.
NJ 90 81 A 3 10 City Clerk
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
IMPERIAL VALLEY
EILW. AD0P IS
PROFIT SHARING

Announcement is made by the
Imperial Valley Hardware company
hat the profit sharing plan for en-
p.oyes which has been successfully
used by many Of the larger business
houses in the country, has been
adopted by the local corfcern.
Details Of the plan are now be
ing worked out ana will be put in
folcc as soon as the final plan is
adopted. The new plan will replace
the bonus plan heretofore used by
the company, and is expected to
PROVE mach more satisfactory as it
will give employees cf the company
better chance to add to their rcgu-
lar Salaries.
y recent meeting Of the managers
Of The various stores operated by
the company showed that the COM
p9uv Is enjoying a better business
5han ese. before. according 10 War
rca trr@ieE, sales manager, and there
is every Indication ihat the present
good conditions are to continue for
.alae t.l.a - come.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
Salvation Army

@r..i,, prayer meetings. which
,=>- .erH rloE-t"4 v.o@ Other
a;4lt. aavo been fulj of D:ia.'.~'a.
Iho atyrD,a"ce La, been very ,l-
coGra".rG.
Easter sunday will be started eff
With the special rc,ivI camrai-a
Ensign and Mrs. L. Doctor, Of Pas
a4ana, VIII conduct tie sa,r.a.
Easter services. They VIII bo fol-
irwoI by other specialists wissa
coming viii be announced at a larcr
Eata. Easier exercises are being ar
Ranged with tie v"ung people tal
tia; DAY "t II o'cj'c% and at the
oseriHg service a. : o clock.
Meetings ere 10 b. conducted -
cry night, hceilri0@ w:th.a song
service from 7:2o 10 : o 'ciol';.
Sunday moyuing thr picture OF
1Ec SUNDAY school. which is to b.
sen' 70 the War ytv, win lc taken"
Z full Attendance is requested.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
PAGE THREE

an action entitled as above, brought
against you in the Superior Court
Of the County of Imperial State Of
California, within ten days after
the service on you Of this Sum
mons-if served within this county;
or within thirty days if served else
whore.
And Won are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required, the said Plaintiff
will take Judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the com.
plant, as arising upon contract, or
he will apply to the Court for any
other relief demanded in the COM
plant.
Given under my hand and the
seal Of the Superior Court Of the
County of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, this 18th dav of July, 1925.
G. G.. MOTSSEAT, Clerk.
BvT. f. Wiliiford, Deputy Clerk.
(SEAL)
Hickcox & Trude, Attorneys for
Plaintiff.
y IS 90 % VI 6 13 20 27 A 3 10
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
Cattle Market

Cattle, 1900 for week, killing
classes generally steady to 10 high
cr b7ttc- grades steers and she stock
showing ajvaucc top steers 900
lulk S5t-S.9O. commons 6.G0--.Jo,
Euk she stock t50.6.75 part load
COWS -. top hcircrs 80; cauunas
.ul cutters 9.5OA.00; bulls steady;
hoiogna3 4.o).5.o"; beef up L" 81.
Calves l@o0 fer week, mcvenIy
&c to 100 lower for week; closing
tor l4.1T' for load 10G b, weights
others up TO 1910, Monday, bulk
II 3"0}b. milk r,ol ut close 200
400, calves including commons and
hcavicS 6.50'lo,0p.
Hogs 5000 for week, generally :
t. 1or Lishor than last Saturday
week : ton lj.}5 for 17j lh. weights
closing too 15.25 for l65 ,h. weights
hulk la0-210 IL. butchers J00-l5,l :
lmycd offerings ll.2J-1}15t packing
rows 1l,00-l1.5c.
sheep $40 for week, steady to
weak, bulk 72-7G lb. truckcd m
eG;%r lambs 131513.a5; two dcct+
90 ID. woolrl Utahs 19.G5 straight
two decks NO ID, sNoim Arj/oo
owes d.25-G.G5 with few head f9e
ucoj ing purposes 80. small lot i3i
". W.r,cd ewes zoo.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
Chi5zars Will Aid
Boulder Project

A'... Jaar.as. l.. CajIIers,
tl.e. eaW Iur thc i.iuo..4i irri,
2a, 81 Cis. s.ct, Ictf tsGav for Wash
.9s.aa b aii in the work 10 br
&aHe on the Swing. AnSpu bill
va.ch is now being considered by
tie seHatc and house committees
aH irrigation and reclamatjoH
Thc attorney stated to Press
representative before leaving tlN
he hopci Iefinita a-tiou waula ~
aiken on the bin while ne is IT the
t3H.tal aaa - expressed the belief
-hat If tho measure can lc brought
Aotare congress at ,hj> time il viii
darr a1 excellent chance Of passing.
thjidars pointed cut thar lie ir-
F'ae3 Eiii has lie approval o. lead
'&g govplHmens official, as we'll as
the moral support Of the adininistra-
zion and these facts. it is expected
vii! count heavily in it's favor #
it should bc put 10 a vote at the
present. session OF congress.
Asked how lan@ he figured on
remaining in Washington Attorney
CAiltiers stated tha: he has no idea
ii present and that his stay VIII
j." governed by existing conditions
tt The capital.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
Northern Farmers
May Invest Here

l.. p. Larson, q busy luvo- Nono
county booster drove his car
through FL Cyutro Yesterday. ac-
cumpanicd by Mr., +. II. Capp'e@-
towns. the latter n owner # rahchgS
near CalcNico, aud well known
valley booster. Larson said that the
farmers of the Invo Mono Wgion
were selling cut their !ar1 to th"
CITY of Los Angeles, which is az
Quiriug the land for W; tor shed
purposes; aud he said tha: ,hcy are
investing their money in ranch la.d
elsewhere. Recently, he said, boost
cr, from Oregon had Succeeded in
inducing them to 40 invest in Or.
gon farm lands. With little nee
cssarv publicity Larson is certain
hey could hc diverted to the rich
Imperial Valley. especially SO ~
it is moro of the raturo Of their
present holdings than no'thrrn dis
t"ictS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
;
PERSONALS

Albert Jenkins, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Rodney jenkins, arrived in
the city last night to spend his ten
day Easter vacation at home. Al
bert has been attending rag" Mill
tnry academy at Los Angeles.
Mrs. o. y. Grchlcrsof Sanger, Cali
fornia. and Dr. aud Mrs. r. VI. Mad
den Of Fresno, VINO have been the
guest, Of Mrs. G. l.. Hall for the
past two weeks are expecting to
leave tomorrow for their homes.
Mrs Norman Z. Ddpont has rs her
house guest her mother, Mrs. G. Is.
Brooks of Wiuslow, Arizona, who
is spending several weeks here.
Miss Isabella Ross and Miss Lulu
Sue Pope are cAncct,d home the mid
die OF next wecH from Mills col
lcgc, TO spend their Easter vacation
at the home of their respective par
ents, Mrt and Mrs, j, Stewart Ross
and Mr.. Yand Mrs. Il. Z, Pope.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
ADVERTISEMENT
Fl Centre. California

Sealed proposals will be received
NV thc roard of Directors of I'M
ocrial Irrigation District az its of
ficc in tho Masonic R";ldinG. in the
r'i+v of II Contro California. State
nf California, until 1000 o'c3ck
\. NJ. on the morning of the 9th
lay Of April, 1926. and thereupon
oncrcd for the construction of the
rronnecd drainage works of said
District.
The grade, alignment, aud guam
4iticS are ne shown in detail in the
nlans and specifications. and the
respective location of the bitches is
noted on the map accompanying
said nlans and specifications.
Said work shall be completcd on
or before, the 30th day of Septem-
bcr. 1926.
Plans and suecifications can be
snon ut the office of the Roara Of
Directors in the Masonic Building.
in tho City of FL Centre. State OF
California, and at the office of the
Gvreral Superintendent of said I'm
perial Irrigation District in the
CITY of Imnerial. State of Califor-
mia. to which plans and specifica-
tions reference is hereby made for
more detailed description of the
work to he done.
ANY bidder to whom tie contract
shall hn awnrded shall within ten
dHvs after the acceptance of his
hid, make. execnte, and deliver TO
tho Board of Directors n written
contract in form satisfactory TO the
Board For the performance of said
work within the time and in tho
manner stated in said notice. plans
and specifications, and also furnish
it an acceptable bond in the sum OF
o. ncr cent. OF the total contract
price, based on the District s esti-
mate Of the amount of work 70 be
done for the faithful performance
Of said contract. and also furnish
an additional bond in the sum or
80 rer cent. of the total contract
price, based on the Districts cstl-
mate of the amount Of work be
done. as - guaranty that the con-
tractor will pay in full the claims
Of all persons performing labor
npon or furnishing material to be
rso1 ~ s"oh work
Each b;1 shall nn accompanied
by certified cheek for ten per
cont Of thc amount bid, made paw
able 70 the Treasurer Of the Dis.
trict. md 70 be forfeited to said
District should bidder fail for ten
davs after the acceptance OF his
MD IN entor into said contract with
the said District and furnish the re-
quired bonds.
The Board of Directors reserves
the right TO reject any or all bids.
BY order Of the Board Of Direc-
tors Of
IMPERIAL IRRIGATION
DISTRICT.
L. II. AIcIcer Secretary. l7til
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
First Presbyterian

International Sunday school les.
son ion March IS: "JoSUs Teaches
Respect for Law.' Matthew -:
l5-22. Golden text, Matthew 5:17:
Think not that | came 10 destroy
he law or the prophets: ! came not
TO destroy, but to fulfil
Morning worship: Palm Sunday
service. Communion and service Of
song The program is printed be-
low.
noXology.
Invocation.
Cloria.%
Anthem: "praise the Lore" "
Scripture and prayer.
Duct All for JcsuS.' by Mrs
Howard p, Meyer and Ncrn DcTar
Hymn.
communion service.
solo; The Palms, by Mrs
Hugo Osborne.
Nthcm: "The Soft Sabbath
Calm" by Mrs. Howard Meyer
and choir.
offcrtory: Lullaby," by Scbutt
Anthem: "Comc to My Heart
Lord Jesus by S. p. Holiday aud
choir.
Hymn.
Beuodic1ion.
Sunday evening sermon subject:
" Representative Men Of the Bible
Joshua, the Prosaic.
sunday afternoon from to > tho
men of tie church will make the an.
0a1l every member canvass for the
.aeal and benevolent Oud4y. FOR
g26-27.
Wednesday evening PRAYER meet
ia@ sabiect: " Missions and BeueN
olpuceS. '
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
SCIENTISTS IN
STUDY OF VALLEY
ACRICUL
Guests of Lettuce Grow
ers During Investiga-
ton of Crops Here.

nr. George II. Earp-Thomas,
Bloomfield, New JcrsrT bactcriol-
ogist and international soil author
ity; f. f. Shovill, New York, rrcsi-
dent of the Sulpho-Gcrm corpora
tiou; W. +. Cox, Thermopolis, Wy
oming; Colonel HalVie Jordcn,
,GreenviIlc, South Carolina, OF the
American Cotton association; +. l..
Kcithly, Los Angeles, and w. :,
Gulford of Buttc City, were guests
yesterday of j. \. Bowers, manager
of the John Amicon and Brother
company, valley lettuce and canta-
loupe growers.
The distinguished scientists and
atriculturists are visiting various
sections of Imperial Valley, Stndy-
ing soil, climatic and agricultural
conditions here.
They visited the llG0 acres of
cantaloupcs which Amicon company
has in the vicinity of Seelcv and
spoke highly of the excellent CON
dition in which they found the acre
age,
. Blowers has by far the earliest
melons We have seen anywhere in
the VallCy,' Scovill told a Press
representative, "and his cantaloupc
operations are conducted in very
mcthodical and busincss-like man
ucr. He has reduced the growing of
melons to a regular manufacturing
basis.
DR., Earp-Thomas, who has been
studying soils in the valley was
very much impressed with the tupcs
of land selected by Bowers at the
edge of the desert.
"Thcsc mellow, easy handling
soils are ideal for cantaloupc grow
ing he said, land the excellent
growth of the crops are proof of
this assertion, The quality of the
melons should be an advertisement
for Imperial Valley whoever they
are eaten. y
The party expects to leave Imper
ial Valley tomorrow and will visit
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
! ethodist Episcopal


IN, Of Victory, win l..
hcr. ,rhar l.. Schultz po.M %m
do seaioet in the molning. 1.-The
evening his chosen theme is "Thc
Cre4s.
A.esir for fire morning VIII n.
clulc the au.hc.', ".IoaAu0a -
Loreaz); contsalto solo, "Tha
Palms" Faurr) nv Mrs. p. u
Robers, With violin a'i.@1to IT,
Mrs. Z. y. y. lIW,h. \, the eye
Hiug service the orchestra viii play.
Activities for Tire coming week
inclade the men : luncheon at TIA"
Hotel Barbara Worth on Tuesday
and E.dWcei meeting Wednesday,
ight
On he evening Of Easter Sunday.
the caoir viii present a c#n,ata.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
NOTICE OF HEARTNG PETITION
FOR ANNEXATION OF
SCHOOL, DISTRICT

Notice is hereby given that on
Monday the 9TH dav Of April, 1926.
IT 1000 a. m. of said dav or az
soon thereafter rs this matter can
be reached, a petition for the ad.
mission or annexation of the La
Verne School District to the I'm.
Derial Union School District will be
considered and all persons interest
ed tlrorcin and any objections there.
40 viii be heard by this Board OF
Supervisors at said time and place
Bv order of the Board of Super
viSors.
C. G. MOTSSEAU.
Comfy Clerk and ex-Officio Clerk
Of tho Board Of Supervisors. I'm
perial County, California. 20t13
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
CERTIFICATE OF DOING BUSI.
NESS UNDER FICTITIOUS
FIRM NAME

hereby certify, that I am tran
sacting business in the State of Cal
itornia, under the firm name of Geo.
f. Mann & Company with a prin-
oipal place of business in the Coun-
tY Of Imperial, State Of California,
-"nl that the name and residence of
all the persons interested in said
partnership are as follows .to-wit:
George f. Mann, 1872 Olive ST.,
FL Centre, Calf.
Dated this 18th dav of March, 1926.
GEORGE f. MANN.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
IGo o Church Sunday
First Baptist

Evangelist Hoguc, The great irish
evangelist. Win preach At the eve.
ing sorvi~c at thcN lrst naptis,
church. This noted man began 10
preach ON thc streets Of Londopdrr.
~, Ireland, at the age If H. Dur.
ing his life he has preached to
@roat througS Numbering 1890 pco.
rio. Residents cf T.. Conrro are in
Yitcl TO come aad ho@r this noted
man
". ". YoucH, also from ireland
viii speak aj the mnra;ug service
giving his great scrrau, 'Evrr%
ttiug for Nothing "
OHcr services viii be h,!j at til,
t~gal hour.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
State St. Christian


Evangelist BoGen. whose sermon,
dufiHe he tir@N week of The cvaugr.
listjc campaigH WLic' is being con-
jrcted IT he state street Christian
church, have been enthusiastically
received, wi'l speak twice ut The
church. tomorrow.
IN tn mamiu@ his subject viii be
Gathering To Christ. iii The
evening his a4dec,s will be ''Thc
fraa-at Question in the World.
'fhis talk viii in illustr"tc3 wi,A
chart.
Services aro being c.aIurted by
Evangelist Baden cV'rr nEeHj in the
week except Saturday, and Wit
contiaue Over Easter. Audiences
tie increasing in sizc ftcm Nigh. To
night
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
NOMINEES FOR PUBLIC
OFFICE

Notice is hereby given that the
following persons have been nomin-
atcd for the offices hereinafter
mentioned. to be filled at the gem
eral municipal election to be held
in tie CITY of Fl Centre on the
l2th day Of April. 1926, for the
purpose Of clecting three (3) mem
bcrs Of the Board Of City Trus-
tccs-two CD members of said
Board to be elected for the full
term prescribed by law, to-wit, four
~ years each, and one % for the
short term Of two - years, name
~:
Alvin \. Bucklin. for full term.
William j. Clements, for short
term.
Ilr~Hcrs V Fa#vce-t. for full term
Will S. Fawcett, for short term.
Josiah d. Foss. for full term.
Othneil &. Horne, for :Lll term.
At said election, the following
proposition is to be voted on, to-
wit. the proposition of excluding
from the City OF Fl Centre that GER
tain uninhabited territory herein
after described bv altering that part
of the West boundary of said Citv
extending rom the North boun.
darv inc there9n TO the North pro-
pertv line OF Adams hvcnuc, by es-
tab'ishing, rs slch West boundary,
q line parallel v.th and distant
fifty go feet F,aster7y from said
part Of Tie existing West boundary
Inc of said City and extending
from the North boundary line there
of to the North property line of
Adams Avenue; thereby excluding
from said City the following dcs-
cribod uninhabitcd territory to-
wit:
A strip Of land fifty (50)
feet in width contiguous to the
existing West boundary line Of
said City, and extending from
said North Boundary line thorP-
of, to said North property line
Of Adams Avenue,-said strip
Of land being the West fifty
C50) feet of Tract fifty (5O) in
Township fifteen (15) South,
Range Fourteen (14) East, S.
p. ~, and extending from the
North boundary line of said
Tract to the South boundary
line thereof
Dated this o5th day Of March, 1896.
JAMES A. SCITOFTELD.
26t2 City Clerk.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
NOTICE Of ESTRAYS

Notice =. hereby given that the
following described estray animals
were taken up by me on the Sth
day Of March. 1926. and are safely
confined upon my promises, being
on my rancn located II mile North
aud u mile West of lTebcr. Cali
fornia, said animals were found on
my premises above described, and
are described a. follows:
Three GUERNSEY hoiferS. each
ohout . months old. Three
Nolstein heifers. each about Q
months n'1 cd Lcifcrs hav-
ing no r#'.s e- brands and arc
of the Naldc of about 5000
= piece
If the owner of said animals docs
NOT appear and claim said animals
within 80 days from date, said ami
male will be turned over TO the
Constable, as provided by law.
Dated March 12th. 1926.
l3,20-27 MRS. OED MOOR.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
I1.EI'7'NM0RY I1.I''NMv0RY EXPERT Ext TO TAKE A MENTAL
ENDURANCE TEeT WITH MEMORY

Come and hear Chas. W. Ham
lev, The American Indian Memory
Expert, lecture ON, and demonstrate
the use aof n trained memory.
II is Just us easy to remember as
TO forget. Your memory is the
most important part Of your eduda-
tiou. Just think Of the time and
money spent on education, if YOU
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
I0723-Dept.2, :,
SUMMONS
In the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the
County Of Imperial

Pablo Quidez, Plaintiff.
vs.:
Arilo Costa Quidez, Defendant.
The People of the State Of Cali
fornia Send Greeting to Arilo Costa
Quidcz, Defendant.
You Are Hereby Directed to Ap-
pear and answer the Complaint in
an action entitled as above, brought
against YOU in the Superior Court
Of the County of Imperial. State of
California, within ten days after
the service on vou of this Summons
if served within this county; or
within thirty days if served else
where.
And YOU are hereby notified that
unless YOU appear and answer as
above required. the said Plaintiff
will take Judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the com
pIaint. as arising upon contract. or
he will apply to the Court for any
other relief demanded in the Com
Olaint.
Given under nv hand and the seal
of tho Superior Court of the Coun-
tv of Imperial, State of California,
this 23rd day of February. 1926.
c. G.. MOTSSEAU. Clerk
Rv Bessie Briggs, Deputy Clerk.
(SEAL)
Edrar b. Hcrvev, Attorney for
, Plaintiff.
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