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Pullman car family. His wealth war partially founded upon his organiza. tion of two now famous business cor. porations-the National Biscuit Com. pany and the American Radiator Company.
 Lowden always has shown his farm CT tendencies. His farm for breed ing Holstein cows is one of the larg est and best equipped in America. He lives on a 600-acre estate. with his own tennis courts and golf links. RICHEST GOVERNOR.
 Lowden Is the wealthiest governor that Illinois ever had. His fortune recently was estimated at more than s3. .000. .000.
 Friends credit him xith saving the State $7oo0.o00 during his term by consolidation of various branches of the Illinois government.
 He has another claim to political distinction-he's one of the bese story teliers in politics.
 The Lowden's have four children . son. Pullman. and three daugh ters. Florence. Harriet. and Francss-
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spending several years studying in Europe.
 MT. and Mrs. o. NJ Olson ana two children, who have been in Ketchikan visiting with Mrs. Ol- sons sister for the last week, were arrivals on the Alaska last night
 Mrs. Ralph R. Martin was an arrival on the Alaska after spenl ing several months in the States.
 ". B. Sprague passed through
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-09-14
U. s. SURVEYOR LIKES
 SCENERY OF ALASKA

This is a vast, wonderful arcke- pelago," said Dan P. Mumbrue, United States Surveyor, who Las spent the summer working in southeastern Alaska "One cannot help but feel that there is great future for this country. It should be possible to raise every kind of food for home consumption except cereals. in this southeastern DOT tion of the Territory. The climate is beautiful in the summer, at least, and we lost less time this season because of inclement weather conditions, than I have during the same months in Mon- tana."
 MT. Mumbrue and his crew have been making elimination sur veys from the Tongass National Forest for the Lighthouse serv- ice, and other purposes, among them was the elimination of the Sitka townsite.
 They worked from Inian Pass down to Cape Decision, including all the interior channels, and back up the coast.
 q never weary of the beautiful picture that is always before me in this country. It is like a cur tain lifting to have the scenery gradually unfold before our eyes, MT. Mumbrue declared.
 He expects Mrs. Mumbrue to ar rive next week on the steamer Queen to remain here for a month. while he completes his field work, and hopes to return to Montana with her late in October.
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WILL MAKE HOP

WHEELING. w. Va. Sept. IA. Smiling but adamant, Miss Ruth Elder waved aside all sug- gestions that she abandon the proposed New York to Paris flight planned by her in giant Sikorski plane. She said We agreed to go and we are going"
 She declared she would take a direct route from New York for Paris rather than by the way of Newfoundland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-09-14

Juneau last night on the Alasks bound for Cordova. MT Spragne is purchasing agent for the Alaska s. s. Company
 c. r. Pugh, agent of the Copper River and Northwestern Railroad, and Mrs. Pugh were visitors here last night while the Alaska was in port.
  OId naners for sala at Tho Emnire
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WHO'S WHO
 AND WHERE

A. A. Humfrey, and J. J. Niche rin. travelling men, left on the Alaska last night for Valdez on their way to Fairbanks.
 Miss Mary Kashevaroff returned. home on the Alaska to spend the winter here with her parents after
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-09-14
LOU HELEN IN PORT

The Lou Hellen, Capt. Knute Hildre. brought 10000 pounds of black cod to the Juneau Cold Stor- age today. 4.500 pounds of halibut for the cold storage are on the Vivian, Capt. Martin Borleck, which arrived in port today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-09-14

 of the following message from the steamer Kyle:
 "The wreckage of Old Glory taken from a heavy sea consists of 34 feet of wing containing three tanks, sections of glass, fuel guages and feed pipes con- nected to the tanks. The fourth tank was missing. The other three contained large quantities of gasoline. The engine body was evidently torn from the wings, leaving no trace of the control cockpit. except one lever and a speaking tube. The undercarriage and left wheel were fairly com plete but the wing supports are tangled mass of stays, giving evidence of boisterous weather existing since the disaster"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-09-14
FLYERS REACH TOKYO

TOKYO, Sept. 14. - Ignoring protests, Pilots Brock and Schlee, who arrived here today from Omura in the globe-trotter Pride of Detroit, reiterated their: inten- ton of flying to Midway Island. If they miss the island, they said, they will continue direct to Honolulu.
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MANY GREET LINpBERGH

SEATTLE. sept. 4. - More than 150,000 persons greeted Col. Charles A. Lindbergh when he arrived here yesterday on a flight tour in the interest of aviation, generally. He left this morning for Portland.
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career. and 50 certain of his ultl. mate success that he gave up a salary of s1.600 a year to accept an $s-a-week job as stenographer with . Chicago law firm. He kept up his studies in the law school of North western University and graduated with the highest honors in his class.
 His law practice increased. It was netting him $2o.0oo . year. and ho had his own fortune when he mar. r1o1 1flns y1orenos Pullman. of the
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United States Deputy Marshal William Garster returned to Ju- neau last night on the steamer Alaska from short trip to Ket- chikan.
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By FRED L. LINDELTON,

International Illustrated News Staff Correspondent nOVERTY-STRUGGLE- These three words the life of Frank Orren Lowden of Illinois, who, po-
 cal sharps predict may be in position to make deter mined fight for the Republican presidential nomination when the convention opens next Summer.
 Lowden sxtyseven years of age but vigorous than many who fifteen years younger Possibly he nherts his nrdy physique from his father who countryside black mith at Sunrise, Mnn.
 At tho of seyen Lowden made his journey Iowa
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They still can cut down fathers trousers to make Willie pair of pants, but they can't cut down mother's dresses to make anything for daughter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-09-14

Deputy Marshal J. M. Began of Valdez. is on the Alaska oI his way home after a visit to the States.
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ROYAL WINDSOR RETURNS

1AhbOR UnACE, N. IT., oepts IA. The Royal Windsor, in which Wood and Schiller hoped to make their Transatlantic flight left at 5:25 a. m. today for it's home in Windsor, Ont. The flight was definitely cancelled two days ago.
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reoirie echoo- and worked on VI fathar's farm. studying at night. Whon fifteen years old. hs was able e teach school
 After fivs yeaFs of teaching. he'd ooyoo enough money to enter Iowa Dcn1o university. Hs graduated as 0u1oolctoeian of his class. He taught . Burlington. Ia.. and read law at n1CnG
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Frank Orren Lowden, Once Poor Boy,
 NoW One Of Richest Men tn Politics

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Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12
New Service On
Southern Pacific

Announcement was made at the
Southern Pacific offices here this
morning that through sleeper ser,
vice has been put into effect be-
tween Imperial Valley, Denver and
El Paso points. il is expected that
this service will greatly aid ship
pers gathered here for the pending
lettuce season.
The service now makes it possible
TO leace INLAND at 1929 a. m, ar
irving in Denver on the second
morning at o'clock. Connection
for FL Paso may be made there at
1870 p. m., arriving at Ell Paso on
the second morning at 5:35 o'clock.
Connection can then be made with
the valley direct.
1t was also announced that new
coaches have been placed on the
Daylight Limited between Los
Angeles and San Francisco. Re-
volving chairs and large windows
have been installed to give pay
rons better observation facilities.
The ears are also equipped with
thcrmostatic heat control devices.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12
SHRINERS CLUB
ENJOYS PLEASING
SPANISH PROGRAM

Imperial Valley Shrine Club mem
hers were enthusiastic participants
in q Night in Spain,0 on Saturday
evening When, on the occasion or
their annual stag dinner at the H0tei
Barbara Worth, they were trans
ported to the atmosphere of roman
tic Spain by a unique entertainment,
directed by Mrs. Ray c. Roberts of
this city.
More than IS Shriners, including
delegations from San Diego, lead by
Lane ID. Weber, potcntate of AL
Bahr Temple, one from Yuma, to-
gether with members and visiting
Shriners from all parts of the val
ley were ushered into the Blue
Room, which had been deliberately
decorated for the occasion. Rugs,
flowers and other accessories made
tie big room homelike, Willie Span
ish decorations struck the Keynote
az the evening Mrs. j. S. Jones was
in charge of the effective decora-
tons, assisted by DR.. Edwin o. Car
ter.
ga Night IN SPAIN opened with
music by six piece Marimba band,
which added materially to the eve
rings enjoyment with it's selections
and speciality numbers by different
members. Miss Alice Olea gave 4
spirited and graceful exhibition of
the Spanish dance, ola Jarabe, y
and charmingly sang as solo, LA
Mocasita.'
Miss Leusita Hernandez and her
partner, b. Locarra danced the Span
ish tango with a fire and grace
which scored a decided hit. Mrs.
Roberts, as flower girl of Old
Spain, sang la Violeteia. In
response to continued applause
which attested the appreciation of
the Shriners, Mrs. Roberts sang
" La Poloma.' Elaborate and beau
tiful Spanish costumes worn by all
who participated in the program
contributed to the evenings decided
success.
Officers Elected
Informal talks were made by Lane
u. Weber, potentate of Al Bahr Tenn
llNs ' :. '1eil ditIN, iCNolNNi VI AL
Eahr Temple, Victor Wankowski,
trustee of Al Bahr Temple, John
stewart Ross of this city, past po
tentate of Al Bahr Temple and sew
eral others.
Officers who will serve for the
coming year were CHOSEN, Ray Ed
gar, president, presiding throughout
the evening. DR.. Edwin O. Carter.
FL Centre, was elected president, and
w. l.. Garrett, FL Centre, secretary
treasurer. Vice presidents, who viii
head the oganization in the differ
cnt cities were selected as follows:
krawley, Or. Eugene LeBaron; FL
Centre, DR.. Norman f. Dupont; Cal
rxico, Louis Manss; Holtville, How
I'D Jones; Imperial, Joe Hallowell;
Ueber, Roy E. Breedlove; Caipat
ria, Clyde Street.
Ray Edgar and DR.. Carter were
members of the committee on gener-
al arrangements for the successful
affair.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12
Couple Held For
Investigation

Kenneth A. Ruttcr, II, of Los An
geles and Mrs. w. A. Phillips, 10,
of Los Angeles and the infant
daughter of Mrs. Phillips, were
picked up on the San Diego high
way this morning by Sheriff c. l..
Gillett and Deputy Sheriff McClel-
land. They were booked at the
sheriff's office for investigation.
The sheriff and deputy answered
a call to a garage on the San Di-
ego highway this morning, report
being made that the man and woman
were attempting to sell or exchange
a spare tire and rim for some gas
oline. Investigating they are said
to have admitted that the car be-
longed to drivurself station in Los
Angeles and that becoming broke
here they sought to sell some of the
parts to get enough money to return
home.
Los Angeles was notified of the
apprehension OF the pair and a re-
turn IRE was received asking that
they be held or Los Angeles author
tiles.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12

Commercial, Ell Centre; Jackie
Becker, South Fourth ST., FL Cen
tro; Wallace Brackenbury, 652 Olive
St.. Ell Centre; Forest Vanderver, FL
Centre; Dennis Pinkstaff, 625 Com
mercial, FL Centre; Stanley Harlan,
Holtville; Billie Jack Cowan, 500
n. 18th St., Ell Centre; George Con
ley, Jr., $50 He'll, Ell Centre; Stan
ley Evert Christian, 74O South 9th,
Ell Centre; Milton Hunter, Holtville,
kenshiro Sugawa, 5 10 South
9TH ST., Ell Centre; Bobbie Smith,
seeley; Roger Kirkpatrick, DOB
Adams, Ell Centre; Wayne Russell
Purdy, 452 Vine ST., FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12
Swiss Program
Is Postponed

Due to the inclement weather
yesterday, it was necessary to post
pone indefinitely, the fiesta planned
by the Imperial Swiss Club.
Consul Wartenweiler of Los An
geles, accompanied by Secretary
Weingarten, came to the valley to
attend the celebration and expressed
their regret that the event had to
be called off. The consul assured
local Swiss leaders that he will
make every effort to attend the fl
esta when new date is set for it.
Club members planned to hold a
meeting tonight to decide on a date
for the fiesta and this information
viii be given to the public within a
day or two.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12
PASSENGERS AND
CREW OF VESSEL
REPORTED SAFE

SEATTLE, Dec. 12.-All Of she
passengers and crew of the ship.
wrecked Alaskan liner Northwestern
were safe today, according to radio
messages to the offices Of the Alas
ka Steamship Company here.
The Northwestern went aground
in snow storm early Sunday at
the entrance of Seymour Narrows
on the coast of British Columbia.
The tug Explorer removed 112
passengers and the later returned
and took off the 26 members Of the
crew, the radio messages said.
The Northwestern had left Seat
tie at 9 a. m. Saturday with freight
and passengers for Alaskan points.
Two hundred miles north of here,
three hours before daylight Sunday,
81 q hit little reef at the entrane"
TO Seymour narrows, off Cape Nudge
in q binding snow.
The Explorer responded to a call
for a stand by ship at noon. Sha
took the passengers and crew that
left the Northwestern in small boats,
10 the willows hotel a summer resort
st Camp! III River.
: The f.~Dlorer went back for the
rest Of tie crew but Captain Lir-
ingston aAd 20 of the crew stayed
aboard.
This morning two tugs, the Cape
Scott ard Skookum No. 2, were
sanding by to pull the Northwestern
eff and the freighter Matsqui was
earby to take the cargo and light
Ell her if unable to be floated at
high tide.
The Alaska Steamship Co. offic-
ials said that their ship is worth a.
bout $750,000 and fully insured.
The Alameda, another of the Alas
la Steamship Company Alaska lin
ers, was sent from here Sunday to
Pick up the passengers at Campbell
River. She was due there early to-
Gay.
Shipping men here said that it was
probable that strong cross currents
at the entrance to the narrows calIs-
Cd the Northwestern to go Oh the
rock.
The narrows separate Vancouver
Island and the British Columbia
mainland north of the Straits of
Georgia.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12
PAGE THREE

is assured by the ex.serviee men FOR
all who attend.
Tonight s meeting win also hear
a report from the building commit
tee on progress being made at the
recreation grounds which the post is
to construct on Imperial avenue.
All members of the post are urged
by Commander Perkins to attend to-
right s meeting and the dance to-
morrow night.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12
Many Witness
Screen Tests

Despite the Indictment weather, a
large crowd witnessed the taking
of screen tests for the "Our Gang
contest in front of the Valley thea
ter, Saturday afternoon. The result
of the tests will be shown at the
Valley theater next Saturday after
noon. when the winner of the con-
test here will be chosen.
Following is list of the entrants
in the test, the first six having
been chosen Saturday afternoon and
the remainder at the two previous
contests.
Paul Marsh, 69l Holt ST., Ell Cen
trO; Herman Rothenburg, 563 Park
ST., Ell Centre; Leroy Dykes, 635
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12
Woman Always Felt
Sleepy After Meals

~ always felt so sleepy and
tried after meals. Now / sleep
only when | 90 to bed. and then |
,e'oen well. Thanks to Ad,erika, ]
feel fine. Mrs. J. Glass. Jr. Just
ONE spoonful Adlerika relieves gas
and that bloated feeling so you con
eat and sleep better. Acts on BOTH
upper and lower bowel and re-
moves old waste matter YOU never
thought was there. No matte
what YOU have tried for vour
stomach Adlerika will surprise yon.
Ccmc"t' S Drug Store and Other
good drug stores. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12
Lettuce Reports
To Be Received

For the benefit of lettuce growers
and shippers, the Imperial Valley
Press has arranged with the United
States Department of Agriculture,
Bureau of Agricultural Economics,
to furnish daily bulletins by tele-
gram from the Los Angles office.
Such tabloid reports will be pub
lisbed daily until tile bureaus In
peral Valley office opens in this
city, which it is expected will be
shortly after the first of the year.
Today's report, giving shipments
for yesterday and today's quotations
ut important terminals, follows:
"lncomplete-Sunday, Arizona So,
Southern California, 4; Ohio, one ;
total 43.
"Chicago, 70 track, demand good
for good stock, market firm, Cali
fornia $3.50-4, ordinary, So. Arizona
As, few $3.50.
/, New York, u Arizona, IS Cali
fornia arrived, demand moderate,
market about steady. California
S2.5O-3.5O, poorer, $l2. Arizona, $4-
>, fancy express, $500
1t should be remembered that
prices quoted on California lettuce
do not apply to Imperial Valley, no
Imperial Valley lettuce being on the
eastern market to date, the first
shipments rolling only four days
ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12
LegiOn's Dance
Open To Public

Final plans for the dance to be
given by Boyce Aten Post, Ameri-
can Legion, will be discussed at the
regular meeting of the post tonight
ale the court house.
The dance win be held tomorrow
night in Masonic hall and is open to
the public. Several novelty numbers
have been arranged by the commit
tee in charge and an enjoyable time
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12

was for building an addition to a
garage at a cost of $75. The other
permit was granted to O. G.. Harris,
proprietor Of the Central Billiard
Parlors for alterations to cost in
the neigbborhood of 5000. =. A.
Murray will do the work.
Mrs. Lawrence Kaford is stars
in piano, using the Lee Daily Les
son Method. This method relieves
parents of supervision home practice
rs all practice is done with the
teacher. A piano in the home is not
necessary. Studio S53 So. Sixth St.
Phone 121W. 10t3
DR.. A. E. EansUn, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
The Gertrude N. Bower School.
Tuition, $12 per school month.
Books furnished. Gertrude N. Bow
er, b. A, A. NJ, 603 Fark Ave.
Phone 1855. adv
We Will Buy your chickens,
ducks and turkeys. Get our prices.
FL Centre Produce Co. Phone 693
Back of Rath & Marshall 3. adv
Typewriter. DR.. Fix-Tt Shop.
adv
Picture Framing. $50 Moin st. :.
adv
Phone eco. Todd Poultrv Ranch.
1882 Woodward. TURKEYS. fat hens.
frvers. soft bone BOOSTERS, dressed
to order. adv
New Stage Added.-The Pick
wick Stages, Inc. has added q
second ear to its new line running
between Los Angeles and st. LOUIS
through the Imperial Valley, it was
announced this morning by Clyde
Steele, local manager. The service
is proving highly successful, he de-
clared, and has led the company to
add the new ear. The Piekwick
service is also being extended on
the Los Angeles to Salt Lake line
to include Cheyenne and Denver.
Connections may be made at Den
yer for all eastern points.
Imperial Fur felt rugs, sofa sets.
inflow tops for Christmas. Write
Box 335. Daddy Plunkett. adv
Have Your House pinned for gas
bv FL Centre Plumbers. Fncne 529j.
ad-
Jailed for Theft.-Nictor Parras.
s.. Of STOCKTON was locked M ut
the county Jail SaturdPv afternoon.
nrras w"s pictcd up Ivy Brawlc"
police Friday night on p charge of
rettv theft and was arraigned be-
fore Judge Griffin in Erawlev on
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12

Saturday morning. He entered a
plea of guilty to the theft charge
hnd was sentenced to the county jail
for a period of 80 days.
We Have Not raised the price of
Bread. National Bakery. adv
Paul's Speczan. fresh rsuttered or
Sweet Pop Corn, Orangeade, Lemon,
,de ard Hires. Pickwick Stages.
1Stf
Bridge Luncheon by Woman 8 Ten
Thousand Club, Wednesday, Dec.
18th, / p. m. Admission 75c. adv
seeley Home Robbed. F. Harh-
ison, resident of the Scelev district,
reported to the sheriff s office yes
t"rday afternoon that his house had
been robbed some time Saturday
night. Among the missing articles
we're listed suit of clothes and 8
shoulder of ham. The man was I'm
able to give the authorities any idea
as to the identity of the intruder
but an investigation was begun i'm
mediatcly.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

Grapefruit Cuils for sale t
Wholesale prices. Packing House,
Commercial and n. Third. adv.
Ell Centre Plumbers for plumbing
needs. Thore 529J. adv
Barbara worth Hotel Club
breakfast, 25c up. Mechants lunch
EEoc; Table d hotc dinner, $l.00.
IN adv
Special Baptist service-A special
service for one evening will be held
| 1T the First Baptist church tomor-
Wv night at 1880. The occasion
being the hearing of DR.. Otto S.
Russell ID. ID. of Santa Ana. This
Tuesday night meeting will take
the place of the Wednesday evening
service. DR.. Russell is an eloquent
speaker. 1t will be treat for mem
bers and friends to hear him, ac-
cordiag to Rev. c. +. Flanagan, pas
tor.
n We Have Not raised the price of
&Tead. Nat"nal Bakery. adv
Eucalyptus and Mesquite wood,
IL or 1G in. lengths. Ed Royce. adv
We Loan to Build, buy or refin-
anee. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
We Have Not raised the price of
Bread. National Bakery. adv
Parisienne Beauty shoppe. 1877 N.
Fifth st. Phone 1873. adv
Three Migrants in Court-There
pleas of guilty were entered to
charges of vagranev in city court
this morning. Ellis Ogilvie and Nick
t-hrney were sentenced to pay fines
of S25 each or spend Il one half
DAYS In the county Jail. The judge
however, suspended sentence pro-
vidcd they get out of town. J.. A
Wagner WAS not so lucky. The
Judge meted out the same penalty
but allowed it to stand in his ease.
Grapefruit CuIls for sale at
wholesale prices. Packing House,
commercial and n. Third. adv
American Legion Dance, Tuesday
Dec. 18th. Admission 81. adv
For Your Children's Christmas,
knkviolin or cornct outfit with course
OF music lessons can be arranged for
on monthly payments. Mrs. Marie
Jenkins, 500 Olive. Phone AZ.
adv
Inspector Issues License-.Two
minor permits were issued by the
building inspector this morrino. For
the second time recently Phillip w.
KNIGHTS. inspector. issued liccns"
- Phillip W. knights. citizen. 1t
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12

A farmer at Boring Oregon, re-
ports a blackberry vine 81 feet long
but a Cultivator representative saw
one seasons growth SO feet long
Mt j. ]. Callahan's, Mt. Vernon,
Washington.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12

Inspector Issues License-.Two
|rnor permits were issued by the
building inspector this morrino. For
the second time recently Phillip w.
Knights. inspector. issued = liecns"
Dbl Phillip W. knights. citizen. II
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12

For Your Children Christmas,
,nkviolin or cornct outfit with course
|o1 music lessons can be arranged for
ION monthly payments. Mrs. Marie
Jenkins, 500 Olive. Phone Az.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12

Grapefruit Cuns for sale at
prices. Packing House,
and n. Third. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12

Parisienne Beauty Shoppe. 1877 N.
Fifth st, Phone 1888, adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12

American Legion Dance, Tuesday
Zee. 18th. Admission 81. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12

Phone geo. Todd Poultrv Ranch.
1889 Woodward. TURKEYS. fat hens.
frvers. soft bone BOOSTERS, dressed
to order. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12

Jailed for Theft.-Nictor Parras.
., Of STOCKTON was locked M ut
the county jail Saturdpv afternoon.
7 nrras w"s pictcd up Ivy Brawlc"
police Friday night on p charge of
rettv theft and was arraigHed be
fore Judge Griffin in Erawlev on