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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-03
Four AIlyedS TO Assist in
Battle of Second Primary

jorities. All OF them were success
full through their own efforts,
having no other machine to back
them except the machine OF hard
work and a small automobile.
Renne Alfred. Jr.. was nominated
county attorney Of Montague coun
ty; Owen Alfred was nominated
county attorney of Stephens coun-
ty: Ben r. Alfred was nominated
district attorney OF the 30th ju-
diciaI district and James W. ALI
red carried every county and dis
trict where time would permit him
10 make speeches In the first cam
raign and won the second place
In the attorney generals race.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-03

ment OF progress in all other di-
rections.
Much more remains to be done.
it was added. than has been done
in the past three years in the field
of legislation and government ad-
ministration, while every effort
will be required to maintain the
present condition of the country.
An important factor in the pres
ent prosperity. the president be-
lieves, Is the caution and wisdom
with which business men have
conducted their affairs, refraining
from over extension and also from
heavy borrowing in financing their
enterprises.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-03
ALLEGED SLAYER
COMMITS SUICIDE

CINCINNATI. Ohio, Aug. 2.-(Pi-
A single bullet, left in 2 pistol,
which authorities claim was used in
the midnight killing of Otto ltin. 10.
and Mamie King Metzger. 30. twice
a divorcee. today ended the life OF
Raymond Ross, 25. farmer. near Fe-
licity. Ohio, just as he was about to
be arrested for the dual murder.
Ross. suitor for the affections
Of Mrs. Metzger. shot himself through
the head as Sheriff Fred Croswell,
Of Clermont county, and Marshal b.
Edward Colvin. Of Felicity. ap-
preached his house:
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CLAIMS WESLACO
TEAM WILL STAY
Especial to The Herald.)

FNTtEIdI 90 7 HV IItTdIU.T
WESLACO, Texas. Aug. s." ku-
mors 10 the effect that the Weslacc
team has dropped out Of the Valley
League are untrue" said Lester
Skagg. acting president and manager
OF the club here today.
1T is true that we are having a
hard time financially, which j. true
of all the other clubs in the league,
but we are not ready to quit just
yet. We are not going to drop cut
a. long a. we have chance 70 win
the pennant which We cartainly do
have. We have just paid off the
boys and we are good for more pay
DAYS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-03
COOLIDGE FAVORS
ARMS LIMITATION

PAUL SMITHS. n. Y. Aug. 3.-(P)
President Coolidge was said to-
day to be desirous Of doing all possi-
bile to assure the success of the Ge-
neva conference for arms limitation.
Asserting that his position was
unchanged in favoring arms reduc-
tions, officials said he would CON
slider unfortunate any action that
might be taken now looking toward
any other limitation conference
which might become detriment TO
the success of the geneva conference.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-03

WICHITA FALLS, Texas. Aug 3.
-(Ps-Under the campaign cry of
call for Alfred four Allreds, all
winners in the recent democratic
primary. started out Tuesday on a
statewide campaign in the interest
Of the candidacy Of James ". ALI
red Of Wichita Falls. who opposes
Claude Pollard in the second pri-
mary for the nomination Of at
torney general of Texas.
The four young men. the oldest
Of WHOM II 30 and the youngest
%. carried their respective coun-
ties and districts In the primary Of
July "a, by most conrincin$ ma
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-03
LABOR SHORTAGE
DELAYS PAVING

DONNA, Aug. 3.-The work of
paving streets Of Donna has been
practically stopped. due To the
shortage Of labor on account of the
demand made by the growers of
cotton.
The street paving program in
cludes an extensive list of blocks to
be hard surfaced. the work being
done by r. r. McElwrath. Most Of
the paving in the business section
of Donna has already been done.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-03
Grant Right of Way
To Southern Pacific

McALLEN, Aug. 3.-The city of
McAllen has decided to grant a
right Of way To the Southern Pacific
through the city, it was announced
here.
The McAllcn real estate board at
a recent meeting decided it would
not raise quoted prices on real es-
tate. due to the entry Of the South
ern Pacific.
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Furious Trading
In General Motors

NEW YORK. y. T., Aug. 3.-t4l-
Another wild buying demonstration
in stock Of the General Motors cor
poration, resulting from the bullish
interview credited to Thomas
Cochrane. parncr Of j. r. Morgan
and company rs he sailed for Europe
last Saturday. marked today's hectic
trading on the New York stock ex-
change.
Activities were whipped up to a
furious pace which promised a turn
over OF 100000 shares for the day.
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THE WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Lower Rio
Grande Valley: Partly cloudy and
somewhat unsettled tonight and
Wednesday, probably with local
showers; moderate temperature.
For East Texas: Generally fair
tonight and Wednesday in interior;
unsettled near the coast and probably
showers on the extreme west coast.
Light 10 moderate southerly winds
on the coast.
Daily River Bulletin
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-03
RADIO PROGRAM
OVER KwwG WEDNESDAY

~ o'clock noon Miss Margarita
Anguerre. Spanish songs. Weather
and river reports
9 o'clock Bertram Buck Combe,
guitar and songs. Weather and river
reports
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PIN IN EYE KILLS BABY

PUEBLO, Colo. - Three -year-old
Dorothy Mexican thrust into her eye
pin she picked off the floor and
lied almost instantly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-03

HESSvILE. Ind.-A. c. Harris.
Tho accepted an offer Of lift from
motorist, was killed when the car
Ikidded and hit tree.
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CINCINNATI WINS

BOSTON, Mass. Aug. 3.-Cincin-
natl deefated Boston in first game or
a doubleheader here, ] to o.
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River Forecast

There will be no material change
in the river during the next few
days.
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Flood Present "a Hr. % Hr.
Stage Stage CHING. Rain
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10
By United Press Lenscd Wire

LOS ANGELES, April 10. - The
entire Pacific coast baseball league
may swing INTO sim"h 4ncous action
today for the first time this season.
All stations on the PLAYING cir
cult reported clear weather this
morning. Portland had shower
this morning which may prevent the
scheduled game.
Oakland and Los Angeles wcro
primcd for their opening tilt, post
roncd since Tuesday, Wriglcy field
scene of the cncounter was drial
out by the ground keepers. aud the
Los Angeles mayor and other dig
nitarics were notified to make ready
for the inaugural game.
The iufield was in perfect condi-
ton. but in the outficld it was still
n bit soft from the abnormal rain
fall Of the past week.
HOLLYWOOD aud the champion
san Francisco Seals were to play Il
second game this afternoon. The
Stars wen their opening game vca.
tcrdav to 3, with Dick McCabo on
the mound.
The Missions inauguratcd the sea
son in Sacramento hv defeating tha
Senators to /, and these teams
play Il second game this afternoon
also.
Portland and Seattle, viii two
games parh of the opening series,
meet in their fifth tilt Ills aftes.
noon. The Beavers wcu vest .rsay.
to ..
With 10 Of the opening gamc>
called off tlis week in difference e.
April showers, Harry Williams coast
leaguc president, estimated today
that the postpoucmcnt, had resulted
in loss of 1ic0.oD0 iu sata receipts.
"Thcrc was - total q - @ames
lost il The Hacifjc coast leagar last
year, which was considered higAer
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10
Here and There
in Sport World
II, unrtcd Press Leased Wire

HN tnlt"d Press Leased Wire
New York-Thc Yankees arrived
back in town after / straight vic
tories, tcn Of them over the Brook
lvu Robins.
Ashevillc, N. C.-William Tildcn
aud Alfred II. Chaplin Jr., meet to-
dsy IN The final Of Il tennis tourna.
meot FOR the second time within a
week.
EcU Tork-Thc Cleveland Rosen.
blooms Won the national basketball
title rhcu . Last minute squirt en-
abIel th.m TO defeat the Brooklyn
bod ,ega, 3 to %.
New 70. k-Jcs3 ,IcMahou. match
MAKE, "a il' Polo Grounds, was
elected president Of the Matchmak-
er5 d Association Of America.
1Jew York-Charlic Hoff, scnsa-
tiH4 Norwegian athlete, again
brola tho worlds pole vaaIt record
last might by clearing the bar at Is
feet, - inches, exceeding his old
mark by three fourths of an inch.
East Chicago, md.-~ammy Man
dea Rockford H., dctisively de.
tented Harry "kid' Brown OF Phil
aaeiphia. io 81 zen louu,J bout.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10
Gould WithdraWs
After 10 Years

NEW YORK, April l0--Jay Gould
has parted with the American cour.
tennis title he hrd without defeat
for % years. Ilo forfeited the
match he WAS to play today with
his challenger, c. SoFdam Cutting.
Brcausc OF stiffcucd muscles, an
inheritance, from IN attack of in.
tncn1a, Could ia Withdrawing from
singles competition entirely. He
viii play doubles, however
could was world champion court
tranis for ~ yca'e.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10
In Congress 100
Years Ago Today

Senate:
Constituting limiting power Of fed
craI igd9cs.
House:
Considered bill providing relief for
Seminole Indians reported Starving
in Florida and dopoItm4 them west
of the Mississippi river,
Considered report Of foreign fela.
tions committee approving sending
of ministers to congress OF ~outh
American nations at Panann.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10
SPORT NEWS SECTION
So. California
Sporting Briefs

HOLLYWOOD, april 10.-Phil
Salvador, Pomona lightweight, in
the four round days could whip prac-
tically every man in his division in
the country. Salvador still is a good
four roundcr.
He dropped q 10 round decision
to Jackie Fields last night, when he
blew up in the later rounds. Fields,
= rank novice, compared to the vet
cram Mexican, cake walked to vic
tory when Salvador tired badly al
lowing Field, to take the last four
rounds by wide margins.
1t was Fields first fight as a
lightweight and the former Olympic
champion showed lot of class.
Billy Vincent was awarded a de
eision over Billy Atkinson in the six
ro9nd semi windup, while Billy Ped
10 SWi.In defeated P&ncho Villa
Pador in the six round special event.
Jimmy Piclr knocked out Harry
Gonzales ia the third round, and
Dave Taylor technically knocked
ont Jerry Clark.
CULVER CITY - Dr. Panl N.
Huutor eliminated Capt 4. Bullock-
Webster up in the third romd Of
the Southern California auatcue
golf tournament. Semi final round
viii BE- played today and the finals
Sunday.
Gene Tunncy, movie actor and
sometimes prizefightcr, arrived here
- fill ;a engagement in the mot ION
picture capital. Billy Gibsion, man-
a9or of the cX-marinc is scheduled
to talk over title bout. with Jack
dempsey. Iunncy will stay two
months.
Les ANGEL'ES2 seldom in ihc
history Of track $lld field athletics
on the Pacific coast has there been
such 4 collection Of high class stars
rs those who .pailicpated in tic
Triangular meet between the Los
Angelo, Athc,tic club, Olympic club
Of ~aI Frmcise0 and TuIve1sity of
Soutaetn California Acre tp4::S.
Heading Vie list WAS ,(hMhe, Pad
dock, world renowned Sprntbr, W 10
represeHtcd .A, Los. A.ggeles Athlet-
ic club IN thc 100 and 22Q yasd
Iaslcs. ...... -. =.
\ revival of five year fced i,e-
sweeu (imoayc Bud /" .Hggses of
I. S.,t-aa1 t,nu .Iartrantt, OlSm-
nc ch,5. |g Ahu thioUgr, W4s ass9
on .ae rraa.am. Both men % aeir
oes. "aes olI.sroLtu>cacb}other 50
some records a+4N'd lgII .in,tho shot
and diseus. =,
! Jouni Myca, .iavehu thrower YAo
( holds the world record for tl,pgsiiig
! jhe -pctr, aud a ~mmat of jtaria
ranll tglcI IL hoitor his hes, h-a- r =
Anothcr duoN WIS srdGad eiAg the
/ polo vault when Ice barnes, Il. =
/ {, star. meets Harry Smith of the
! l.. ~. y. G. Both youths can do
better than j. feet. ..,.<I
The New York Americans and. Los
Angeles pros will meet in tho second
game Of thcir five game ice hockey
scrje. a. the raals de Glare to,
night. The locals lost, the first
aame.b> a y poipt margin and u
uefeat again tonight would give the
Americans good margin.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10
COAST BASEBALL OPENS UP TODAY
WITH CLEAR WEATHER ALL ALONG
THE line: OAKS AND Los CLASH

dian the average, he said, "aad
half that number was called off this
week
"This means Il loss in attendance
of 100000, at least and loss Of
100000 in revenue.
a postponed gam" Of baseball
IS a total loss Financially. The
rains were - great benefit to jhe
crops, however, and wc are not com
Ilaining.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10
THE WEATHER

les Angeles ana Vicinity: Parity
cloudy tonight and Sunday with
moderate temperature.
Southern California: Fair tonight
and Sunday with moderate temper,
aturc.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10
S3,OOO.OOS

tiil buy you fine five room
house, completely furnished. Hot
and cold water, well located, on
G0xl40 TT. lot. This is the next
one we are going to sell as it is
an exceptiona1 Duy and can be
handled on easy terms. See
AF'f'LERBAUGlI with
Edgar Bros. Realty Go. 1916
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10
For ,Sale-Auf0RsObHeS

'UR SALE-lY25 Ford Coupe with
Zenith earburetor, Delco. ignition
and new battery. Snap at $l1j.
Terms. Also light SIX touring. in
good shape. SO. See Hale, Peter
son 5 Garage, Fourth and State.
ito
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10
lODAY'S WANT ADS
1000 ACRES

1880 acre tract on Weliton Mesa.
Is finest land in America, sandy
loan, frostless. Will grow the high
priced early and winter crops.
Plenty clean water. Fine lettuce,
citrus or grape land. You can own
this land for the price of one
years rental. $35 per acre. Easy
erms. Investigate. Transportation
furnished.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10
SUICIDE ATTEMPT FAILS;
EIES NATURAL MEATH

AtBCEN, Cdif., April Io-G3an
J0a1 g., was cheated bg rH,.5
g.o IN sU.aio at,crp. hrfc only
sp die few hours later of Hatmat
cagsea. II friends heard The chick
af 4 Fau and rushed into the Orr
eHtals roGm to discover that The
reNoNer had failed to explode the
cartridge, u..
q
Nc hcard about Il mau vl o got
% miles oaj OF gallon aAd six
months out OF quar-.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10
Situations Wanted

WANTED - Expert
stenographcr, 10 years experience,
best of reference. Write L. O.
Box 147S, Calc%irn. 6ti
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10

'CUND-April 7th. Sorrcl horse on
Carga-much0cho mts. Owner can
have by Identification and costs.
{. NJ. Mayors, Box 1l22, Yuma.
10t3
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- - - -- -
Help Wanted

WANTED-Experienced maid for
general house work. $55 room &
board. Phone 596W. Stf
WANTED-Clcan neat colorcd wo-
man for general houscWork, No
cooking. so Adams. Stf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10
Lost and Found

TAKEN UP-April ). 81 head of
cattle, Guernsey, Jersey and Hol-
stein, including 6 sucking calves,
L head hcifers and cows, and one
Guernsey bull Owner may have
same by paving feed, damages
and advertising Nels Grouleff, 3
miles southwest Seelcy, ~ miles
west Storm $ crossing. St3t
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10

FOR SALE-Ford, one ton truck,
cheap. G. G. Ilussey, Seelcy. St6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10

FOUNp-Turtle. Owner apply at
344 Hamilton. Sta
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10

pEEDWRITING-A system Of
shorthand scientifically construct
ed by ii prominent educator,
. founded on ordinary long hand or
typewriter characters and for that
reason Easy to Lcarn-Easy to
Read. Easy to Write. Investigate
Spcedwriting 626 so. Main st.
Santa Ana, Calf 1916
FOR. RHNT-F'urnishcd, unfurnish-.
cdt-or ,li4ht iuu<c Socpiug Apis.
Phm.c,"s7 -or Call ut S22 Epclid
Ave. -. '.'.+f loft
FQR FI}NT-..Shed in Hehcr. Rqa-
sonable rent, sInGuire Mr.. O Kane,
81 Brighton, El Cenpo. PbouG
F.. 9G4,r .... 1915
WfNT4'n,-rNpEBIAL rARMs-
, have ljstrf with me for cx
cll9n5o the following properties
for. Imperial Valley land: Locat-
~ hAar b'NI. , miles. from Iucal
pa. - acrts, Ia year OH aUplt.
oIctar,t RI good conditiQn. Wine
: sans Romo Beauties, 20 shares Of
water in Mutual Water Co.. er-
meat pine line for; irrigatidp.'
house 1GN40, garage, two horse
harm, chicken luuSe and ward,
Wa'or pipe ipto 1lVuse This 20
;-4H4@s' j. .yalNct at-- $2hean b. stlre
' oWAer. .fheie. are {. two mortr
Cages, one of ~ 800 on one ten
acres and $4,000 on the other teni
making u total incumbrancc Of
$500. Owner might split and
trade ten acres seperate on Il
smaller deal but prefer cXchang-
ing the 20.
Have a good home in Huntington
Park near Los Angeles, con
sistiug of two houses on one LOT,
The house in front consists of
about six rooms, all modern in
every detail, and house in rear Of
four rooms, also modern. Owner
''""e il on" house and rents the
other. Will assume reasonable
r,orf~aec ON good ranch. c. +
Snrorsc. 900 Citz. Natl. Bank
Bldg, Los Angeles. 10te
OR SALE-Two used 3Ox5 truck
tires. Cheap. Martin Donald, cor
ncr of Fourth aud State st. l0t7
FOR RENTl-Largc room i'll modern
home, suitable for one or two
gentlemen. Cos Hell. Phone 220W.
10t3
FOR SALE-Ncarly new Wcstgatc
Automatic Electric cooker. Price
new $7S. Sell for 80. 572 Ham
ilton. 10t2
FOR RENT room apt, private
bath. 473 Park ST. l0t3
FOR SALE-Frc>h COW, and spring
egS, Al stuff. 3 miles northeast
Imperial. Win. Is, kuoV, Rte |
Imperial. ~ cod }
FOR REN1-SmmI furnished apt.
~ Commercial. lOt3
FOR RENT-Cicm two room COZ
t""e, with furniture. SJ5 Park
Ave. 1Ut3
WANTED-Practical nursing. Mas
sage oil rubs at your nome. 10
Broadway. 10t3
FOR SALE-ltcmatioual 17-22
power hay press, 1920 mtcrna-
--------------------------
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10

70 TRADE-Equity of $1,000, in
new 3 room modern residence,
well located in best section of
Los Angeles. Want first class
valley acreage wcll located. Give
numbers, location and descriptions
ChaS. 5. Matson, 5l04 Baltimore
St, Los a ngclcs. 9t3
" ANTED--iO to 50 acres Of well
improved Imperial land in cx-
change for ono gas oi! station
lease, on one of Whittier s best
corners with II net daily profit
OF about SO and one strictly
modern five room home, with
double garage. Also one lot with
oil station. ON one of Huntington
Beach $ best corners, long term
lease, for $3.50 per month, and
two modern apartment houses in
Whittier with good income and
location and five acres of Valencia
oranges, inter set with peaches.
four. room house, barn, well Of
water. Anaheim district. Press
box 9oS. 9tJ
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10
'EDEPENDABLE Baby Chicks

= FpEPENDABLE Baby Chicks"
'1rms mucA, Ior 1t refers '.. -
/ to the parent flock. Our Tanerc'
ed Strain OF White Leghorns ia
IN Accredited flock, headed by
males from 25Q egg hens. Our Nc
"&rand and Wyckoff Strains
lave a flock average Of 200 cggs.
'5e also hatch Reds, Rocks, An
"nnas, Black Minorcas, Brown
LegAorns, White Wyandotts, Tu.-
i.evs and Pekin Ducklings. Hatch
irg eggs and broodcrs for safe.
W sen chicks any age. Our brood
crs are running full capacity.
Seeing is believing. Visitors vel
como every day. Back of our
clasn is seventeen years Of fair
dcaliag. Don't forget that. AR
TEoIAn HATCHERY (Elcctric)
Art">i2. Calf. Phone A422."Copac-
- 125,00O eggs. ..-. '...'
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION

tional tractor. 9 buck rakes, all
Al shape. Used one season. Bar
gain q, F. Piney, 9th and Or
angc. Holtyille. 10t10
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10

TO ACRES for vegetables, good soil.
good water ditch, good road. Six
wears in alfalfa. miles east of
I'll Centro on I1oltville highway.
Gerald II. Shaw. 26tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10
Automobile Loans

: Vour plvments IRE 100 large let
me refinancc your car. Loans also
nHde to individuals on automo
lilies. Investigate my easy month
" payment plan,
FRED r. CROSS
SO Main st. FL Centre. Phone 359y
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10
FOR SALE

For immediate delivery
5000 Marsh Scedless grape
fruit trees, two years old,
Fruit Growers Supply Com
pany buds, Y inch caliper
and larger, splendid, clean,
straight stock. Special
prices for one week.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10

OR RENT--CloSc to FL Centre
near San Diego highway, 80 acres
alfalfa land. 40 acres ready for
second cutting. Other 40 in good
stand new alfalfa. Phone 907Rl.
9t2
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10
For Rent-Farm Lends

FOR RENT-40 or so acres. IA
miles south of Meloland store.
Setz ranch. 3tl2
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10
RANCH FOR RENT

Quarter section, 40 acres in
vegetables. Lease expires July
!. Z miles southwest of I'll
Centre, San Diego highway.
DIR. Sopcr, Calipatria. 9t&
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10
TETLEY NURSERIES

KlVersldo, I0ltofnla ftI2
OR SALE-TLc Curiosity Shop in
BrawltT, new and second hand
goods. Well established. Heart OF
city. Reason for sale, mining il
Arizona requires my attention.
Address Box 1043, .Brawley, Cal
Ste
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10

Y y ! AIED-Oid rags, At the press
office, No old oVeralls or quilts.
VIII pay &c per pound. 0tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10

Tho New York Americans and. Los
Angeles pros will meet in tho second
game of thcir five game ice hockey
scrie, a tie raas dc Glare to-
night. The ,iocals lost the first
game .hy y point margin and u
ucfeat again tonight would give the
Americans good margin. 4
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10

FOR RHNT-Furnishcd, unfurnish-.
edt-or ,li4ht iluqI<c ilccping Apts.
Pl".ct%s7 -or Can at S22 Euclid
Ave. e.. ...,.4 loft
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10
WelIton Mesa Land Co.

572 Main St, Ell Centre 9tt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10
McArthur-BOurdOn Co.

Barbara Worth Bldg.
Phone 40 FL Centre
TODAY BARGAIN COUNTER
40 acres in Ell Centro, less than
E-mile from court house. Very
cheap. Lien Is Agency , .1tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10
For SaLe-RedI Estate

FOR SALE-Iiouse on Wensley
Ave. Very reasonable terms. Val
'ey I.v-r,He~ e 2Gtf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10

CULVER CITY - DR.. Paul N.
Huntor eliminated Capt. A. BuIlock-
Webster up in the third rom1 Of
tie Southern California amatcur
golf tournament. Semi final round
viii BE- played today and the finals
Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10

" %F-Ff---So~dnd hand! Furniture.
Highest prices paid. Army and
I eaa=g' Nariety' store $50 Main st
:. FL Centric. r'Tu Thur Sat If