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Milford chronicle., 1927-07-22

more rapidly in the country than in
the cities.
There are few more important
factors in the life of America than
it's roads. The proper administration
of this investment of tens of billions
of dollars in American highways is
a matter of the greatest public i'm
portance. For more and more the
everyday life of the Nation becomes
dependent upon this vast highway
system, created within the memory
of the living generation. 1t has
changed and is changing the trans
portation not only of country but
of a continent.-Public Ledger.
Milford chronicle., 1927-07-22

Only when you do not care to
please others can you afford to say
what you please. And the man who
takes a course like that will at last
reach the friendless zone.
There is but one evil that is worse
than money, and that is whiskered'
reformer who can tell you all about
the proper use of the coin and yet
never fingered sou in his life.
Milford chronicle., 1927-07-22
EQUAL RIGHTS FOR WOMEN

Equal rights for women as well
as men is an attractive slogan, but,
like all slogans, is worthy of exam
1nation before it is indorsed at first
hand. The equal rights of women to
guardianship, to wages, to positions
in the government, in competition
with men, will not be seriously de-
MED 1t is well, however, to remem-
Der that if the equal rights program
is incorporated in our Constitution,
as the lady visitors to the President
in the Black Hills recently demand
ed, that women also automatically
become subject to the equal respon-
Sibilities of men.
The incorporation of equal rights
into our Constitution wipes from
the statute books at once great
mass of laws which have been care
fully enacted to protect women.
This is one of the sad cases where
it is impossible to eat your cake
and have it too, and once equality
becomes the standard, the laws pro-
viding for the limitation of hours of
labor for women, the laws relating
to widows pensions, the laws re-
lating to maternity aid, and, finally
all the laws by which widows of our
soldiers and sailors are given FEEDER
al aid, become so many dead-letter
documents.
This is side of the subject which
the gracefully and handsomely-dres-
sed ladies who journeyed to the
Black Hills in parlor cars and linn
cuisines have so far failed to empha-
size. The President, as usual, was
equal to the emergency when he
told the ladies that when it was
evident the majority of the women
of the nation wanted this eonstitu-
tional amendment, he was satisfied
they would no doubt secure it.
SDe@
HESITANT DRIVER A MENACE
well, make up your mind y
growled one driver at the driver
ahead, who had signalled that he
was going to turn to the left, had
hesitated, and then had gone
straight on.
"I see that sort of thing every
day." said the driver who had been
held up momentarily to his friend
to his friend to whom he had given
a "lift" that morning. "The hesitant
driver is as great menace to safe
Milford chronicle., 1927-07-22
THE AMERICAN MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION

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Milford chronicle., 1927-07-22

DR.. William Marshall gave very
pleasant yacht party last Sunday on
the bay, his guests being Misses
Rachel Frame, Elizabeth Carlisle,
Laura Salevan, Mary Heindel, Mrs.
Anna V. Carlisle, Mrs. George Mar
shall and Messers Donnell Marshall
and James K. Pettyjohn.
Milford chronicle., 1927-07-22

The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge
Club was reduced to only one table
this week, with so many members
out of town. Mrs. Elmer T. Will
Jams, was hostess, Miss Mildred
Causey, Winning the prize.
Milford chronicle., 1927-07-22

The Wednesday Night Bridge
Club met this week on Tuesday
night at the home of Mrs. Donnell
Marshall. Mrs. J. Lynn Pratt and
Miss May Davis were substitutes.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09
CIRCUIT CL0UTS
ARE YET BELOW
1926 FIGURES
BY PAUL w. WHITE
iited Press Staff Correspondent


NEW YORK, June Although
the current week has seen an epi-
dcmic of long distance hitting and
slugGcrs have begun TO find the
bleachers an excellent place TO
park baseball, the number of hom"
runs so far this season in both
leagues is below that of a similar
date last year.
One ycar ago 32l balls had been
hattcd where they do the most
good. Today the season $ total
was &l2.
wilson, iiornsby and Williams,
the leading home run makers of
the National League, all are ahead
of their 1926 figures. In the junior
circuit, however, only Gehrig and
Lazzcri Of the five leaders are sur
passing their marks of year ago.
Babe Ruth, whose Is homcrS put
him at the top of all sluggers, had
2i year ago.
The leading hittcrs Of both
leagues have better marks than did
the leaders Of 1926 on June Q. A
year ago Babe Ruth WAS on top of
the American league with per-
ccutagc of $50. Lou Gchrig, with
40, +. Miller with .397 and Bob
Meuscl with .&92 are in front of
that mark.
3" kiki Cuylcr showed his heels
in the National League last wear
with .37l and today that percentage
is capped by Joe Harris, .l37, Ed
die Farrell. SOL; Harper, 800 and
ilornsby $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09
WATCHING The
SC0REBOARD
u, United T-ess Leased Wire


Ycstcrdays Hero-Tony Lazzcri,
Yankee third bascman who knocked
three home runs when the New York
American league leaders beat the
White SoX, second place team, in an
II inning game. The score was -
lad going into the ninth, when
Lazzrri S third four base hit tied
the score.
\ ninth inning rally when Reeves
Of the Senators scored on Rice S sin
Gle gave Washington a to 1 win
over Cleveland.
The Boston Braves hit three of
the st. Louis Cardinal 5 best pitch
crs, Flint Rhcm, Grover Alexander
and Herman Bell, If times and won
from the world 5 champions II to s.
Hal Carlson, bought by the Chica-
90 Cubs from Philadelphia appeared
at Cubs Park yesterday and was
immediately put to work. He was
aided Ivy two Cub home runs, and
the Bruins won 3 to :.
Coming from the rear i'll the
ninth, the New York Giants hit two
homcrs TO beat Pittsburgh $ to I.
A ninth inning rally by the Phil
lies fell short and the Cincinnati
Reds won a 5 to victory over the
Philadelphia Club.
\ sixth inning rally, and home
run by Fat Fothcrgill gave the De
troit Tigers > TO ) win over the
Boston Red SoX.
The Philadelphia Athletics won
from the st. Louis Browns to D.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09
CALEXECO NINE
PLAYS FULLERTON
In SEMI-FINALS

Coach Ed Covngton Calexico
High schou baseball team VIII 90
into action at Navy Field, San Di-
ego, Saturday against Fullerton,
1926 Southern California Inter
scholastic champions in the semi
final of the 1927 championships.
Arrangements for the contest were
competed day Afternoon Dy
harry oacopS, 4savy t4e4u nld4dsef.
uI4e- Ton Was rosafoed dS aA-A4osC
sure DCt ~ ICpuaO as 100 VIe-
tory When the 1J-i Cvu4HauIcIL < 81,
unuer way DUt CHe' sensational
showing made by the GaleXIco nine
IN the tournament tnuo tar las cast
considerable d0uDJ us TO the IuHer-
ton team surviving the Saturday
LATHE. CaIc&IcO IN its two games
thus fal has allowed opposing
teams only one run and Ddt five
hits, these III the tlrst game
against E.sconaido. PARA hurled a
no.hit, no run game against ElsI-
more last Saturday to Drmg MS
team into the semI-tlnal uattle
with Fullerton.
it is expected that Para will
again take the mound Saturday,
Captain Bump sticking to the in
itial sack. Inc GalcAIco boys arc
playing a practice game this after
noon against Il Naval Station nine
TO keep in trim for the Saturday
battle.
Fullerton last wear lbattled
through to victory in the Southern
California championships and is
conceded good chance to win Sat
urday, despite the showing made
by tue CalcXicans. All indications
point to q thrilling battle.
The winner of the Saturday con
test will meet the victor in the
game between Alhambra and Santa
barbara for the championship. The
Saturday contest, however. is at
tiacting more interest as il prom
iscs to be one OF the stiffe5t bat
ties OF the tournament
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09
Famous Dog of
Screen Is Dead
BY United Press Leased Wire

HOLLYWOOD, June 9.-Hollv.
wood mourned today ihc passing of
one of its famous and beloved nc.
tors-Lashcr.
Laskcr, a Russian wolf hound,
winner of grand prizes at canine
exhibitions in Madison Square Gar.
den, Mexico City and other places.
came to Hollywood three wears ago,
a gift to Edwin CarcWc screen di
rector.
He appeared in Numerous film
plays and WIS known as the aris.
tocrat of the canine stars, playing
almost exclusively in dramatic roles.
His last appearance before the cam.
era was in Resurrection, - in II
Russian Characterization that suit
ed his personality and tcmpcramcnt.
Laskcr was five years old. He
was crcmatcd today with due obSc-
Guies, attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
Carcwc, their baby daughter, Sally
Ann and a host of sorrowing
friends.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09
Car Ordered Held
By Authorities

\ telegram was received by Shcr-
If Gillctt yesterday afternoon
from the HattieSburg Motor com
Pany, ordering that the car driven
by b. W. Wheat at the time of his
arrest ON the CaleNico highway Sun.
day be held pending further notice
from the sheriff : office at Hat
ticsbure, Miss. A previous tolc.
gram had instructed the sheriff
that Wheat had taken the machine
without permission Of the motor
company Wheat when arrested is
alleged TO have been in an intoxi-
Gated condition and became i'll, ne
ceSsitating his removal to the coun-
ty hospital, lie was later locked
up at the county lAil.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09
STECHER WORKS
HARD TO BEAT
YOUNG TEXAN
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, June 8. - Joe
Stecher, word s heavyweight wrcst-
ing champion, TO-DAY dlsapproves
the contention that "youtn muse
DC served
ihe nat King won his duel with
Iaul Jones Lu.-e, yUuonIut lean,
at the olympic mere last nigut, but
III so dong asslmllated more pan
IShmcnt in TWO hours than cham
plonS are wont to receive.
Lutte was the aggressor through
out the match, the last 20 minutes
of which he employed a hook scis-
sors hold that otecher was unaDlc
to break. Stechcr fought off an ar
ray or split hoIds ana wrist locks
carry in the gong to bring LuVze
down with a DoGy scissors in one
hour 2 minutes - seconds.
After the rest period Lutte CON
tinued to forge the going until he
locked Il -yiSc-like nook scissors
around Stccher's abdomen. 1he
champion employed all his strength
and strategy, stood erect, rolled
over, crawled for the ropes in all
effort to shake off Lutte, and was
in distress at the gong marking the
time limit.
Richard 'Schikat, Giant German
mailman, used a crotch hold to pin
Charley Hanson, Nebraska heavy
weight, after Al minutes 81 seconds
of rough wrestling.
Rcnato Gardini shook off four
hcadlocks and then employed one
himself to throw Tommy Thompson
i'll the curtainraiscr. The fall camn
in one minute and eight seconds
with Thompson "out cold at the
finish.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09
CHICAGO MECCA
FOR TRACKMEN
OF COLLEGES
By CLARK &. KELSEY
Omitted Press Staff Corresp ondent


CHICAGO. June 9.-Athlctes O.
every corner of tac country arrived
in Chicago today to compete IN ono
Of the stiffest tests of track skill
on the Intercollegiate program, the
sixth championship meet OF the Na-
tional Collegiate Athletic Assoeid-
tior.
Prcliminarics are to be held to.
r.orrow with the finals Saturday in
Soldiers Field stadium.
Some athletes rom tn Univcr-
sity OF Washington arrived ycster.
day, accompanied ~ Arnold Ull-
lettc, Montana, holder of the mile
and two mile run records or the
coast. Anderson, sprinter; Petrct,
quarter miller and Jimmy Charteris.
half milel. are the Washington en-
tries iii the meet.
Every school in the Big Ten CON
ference. the Missouri valley circuit,
the south, the southwest and the
northwest conferences will compete
i'll the meet. Some star easterners
are scheduled to appear although
most OF the eastern schools arc
"high hating the national cham
pionShips.
Three Pacific coast teams, high
point scorers in previous years, Will
be missing this yoal. Stanford,
winnei Of the |, c, IA fortnight
ago. Is not entered.
notwithstanding these absences,
Ii is considered likely that the army
,of athletes appearing here win set
Ia high mark for track and field
performances for the year. The big
objection t. the y. c. \. A. meet
is that individual championships
only are determined. The tennis
are not awarded championships on
"a point score basis.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE, EXECUTION
sheriff's office. County'Nof' Impor-
ial, State of California

iiy virtue Of an cXcrutien issued
out Of the superior Court of the
State of California in and for the
County Of Los Angeles, in an action
wherein Emma u. prirc, as plain
tiff, and II. r. Balcom and Alice
Balcom. as defendants, upon u judy
mcu rendered on the oath day Of
October, 1928, in favor Of said
Plaintiff aud against said l)etcn-
dauts, for the sum Of Thirty Three
Hundred Eighty-One and Oi-lOo
($@3sL0N Dollars, in Lawful Mon
cy ,of the United states, besides
costs and interest, have this day
levied upon all the right, title, claim
and interest of said defendants, m
and 10 the following described real
property, to-wit;
Lot 10, Block :, Third Adj
diton to the City of El Centro;
The Ne aud West l47 feet
of East 245 feet of the So Of
Block 81, Third Addition to the
city Of El Ccntro.
All of Block 2S, Third Addi-
llUH 10 lilt WY VI VI AiiNAp'
SWlI of Tract 6S-l6-l2.
And notice is hereby given that |
will on Friday, the 1st day of July,
1927. at 10 o o'clock a. NJ, of saie
day. in front Of the Court House
door Of the County of Imperial, in
tbc -''ty of El Centre, in said Coun-
ty sell to thc highest bidder at
public Auction for Lawful Money Of
the United states, all the right;
title. cIaim and Interest," of said
defendants in aud to the above des.
cribcd property, or SO much thereof
as may be necessary TO raise sutil-
cieut money to satisfy said judg
mcnt. with interest and costs aud
accruing costs. go.
G. l.. GILLETT, Sheriff.
By ChQs. I, Nice, Chief Deputy
Sheriff.
Dated at III Centre, CafiG this Sth
day of June, 1927
j , l6 % so
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09
Death Threats To
Be Investigated
ny Emitted rr.ss Lensed Wire

Los ANGELES. June 9.-lutima.
ious that death threats were made
lgains, Helen st. Clair Evans, New
\ ork film actress, who was found
Blcad in her Hollywood bungalow
Monday, caused the coroner IS office
to order an inquest here today.
The girl, wife of q scenario writ
Ter. was reported to have swallowed
poison following a quarrel with her
husband. Upon the urgent request
of her father Albert 7. Daniels,
hcautv-lotion manufactures, of New
York, an investigation was cou'inu-
ed. which resulted in orders that an
inquest be held this Afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09

Lindbcrgh S feat advanced avia-
tion tremendously, all the dispatches
tell us, but how many people are
like the. Brooklyn. man who wrote
to u newspaper usgmg that Charley
be prevailed upon to quit flying
nov and come ON home!
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09

LOS ANGELES, June o.--Cattlr;
Receipts 400, slow; top. 200; bulk
steers |G5.S.50; bulk She stock 500
500. .-..
Hogs: Receipts 600, steady; top
l2.25; bulk l2.00-l2.25.
sheep: None; lambs 12.25-1I00;
ewes 4.j0-6.J0.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09
Baseball Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Boston II, St. Louis 3.
Chicago 5, Brooklyn ,.
Cincinnati 5, Philadelphia 4.
New York s, Pittsburgh I.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09
PORT NEWS SECTION
Eat FIGHTS
LEASE FANS
AT CALEXICO

e may have been better
in Imperial valley than the
-Valdcrama scrap at Calex.
1t night, but there has never
better round than the third
of this ruckus, which WAS
action from start to finish
nded in draw decision by
feIcc.
cfs, IA real topnotchcr, who
eadiined at Hollywood and the
pic, and has met such men as
Ia Barba, had his hands full
Antonio Naldcrama, late Of
$. :. oklahoma, and chamPi-
the navy III 1876 and l92G.
there was any shade the little
no was entitled to it, for he
h the greater number Of CLEAN
throughout the right and4paa-
Rivers plenty. RiveTa, how.
was tha aggressOr, the navy
|slecting to tlght on the dcftns-
1t WAS the lattcr.y FIRST 10
} bout .snd he ought to- go tar
be fight game,
ere was not a dull moment
ighout the scrap, and when
rs made an unsuccessful n
t TO rush his man of his feet
ne third, the house went wild.
c was noise enough to bc heard
ia Wisconsin,
Northern Is Fast
he Northern, much different
more scientific - Babe - than
BOY who used to fight here soy
year, ago, fought a draw with
Mex n the semi-fiual. North
always as fast rs chain light.
Is c1rn faster hoN, and has
topped into u tlr,t class fighting
line. Had hc elected to figas
he way and not grandstaud, hc
I have put Mex away. The lat
fought a steady fiG1t aud as
gave an he had.
die Garcia and Vie Iuccro,
ins msl before the main event
use of II delay in Garcia $ AT
, also ended in draw. Il
II maulng fight with little or
ox boxing. Lurcro clipped Gar.
ttcr the och ii the tmrd round
ine him 10 the flor for tho
knoclsdowu of the fight.
rtor MclHor topil The count in
third round Of fine opener, An
CORDOBA bcmf the boy who
him To lFcanland, or rs Hear
a> Mclnor w1ated to get.
ere was packed house out tor
.tfair, including a large dclcga-
from ~ Cer,ro and the IAN
didn't get lis moncr " wo,th
ret tine price at admission bart
"tap'' St,1ers. who saiI he
prou enough oI the card t.
of ANY dissatisfied customers.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09
SIIMMONS

POSITION WANTED - General
office work. ~oIicc;:on agency
experience. Springer, lenox,
Apis. Phone 124. 9t3
FOR SALE electric fans, Sim
plcX stove and water heater, 10
10. capacity. Ice box, double bed
couch, chirfonier, porch rocking
char, u dozen hanging ferns.
Phone 2'8. ho5e oan.nvns, ~
Brighton. yt3
WANTED-Salcsman to sell electric
refrlgerators. Kendall Bros. go
Broadway. 9t3
FOR SALE-ChiIders cabin at Live
Oak Springs. Lot 6Ox264 feet;
fine trees and grass; five room
house, with running water; ce-
hehC porches; ffonl screens. Price
$l7O0 reasonable terms. Phone $50
or 534J, FL Centre, or sec Mr..
Sewers, at Live Oak Springs.
ot5
FOR RENT-Four room furnished
house, $25 per month. For Sale,
good income residence property.
$500 cash will handle. No trades.
See McDanie,s, 123l w. Mdn.
Off
FOR RENT-Well furnished four
room house. 691 Orange. Phone
Mrs, Ritter. lOl6. Off
FOR SALE-1926 two ton REQ
Speed Wagon. Disc rear wheels,
6 cyl. Flat bed. 1927 drive line.
Also two 1927 Reos, same job.
Terms. =. c. Hines, Hotel An
mex. Phone go. 9t3
WANTED-By reliable woman, care
Of house for summer in exchange
for rent. Address Press Box
796. 90
FOR LEASE-For rice or corn, 10
acres, / mile east, l mile north
II Ccntro. Z. r. Worley. Phone
.}5I,-5, IQlttllle. 9t2
FOR RENT-For vegetables, 10
acres, l12 miles south of Heber,
See c. E. Stevenson, y mile north
and Z mile east of Hcber. 9t2
FOR RHNT-Modorn 5 room house.
with garage. Shade trees and
lawn. Inquire 1851 Ell Centre Ave.
0t3
WANTED-Carpenter work of any
kind. Day or contract. c. X
Tinker, S35 FL Centric. 9t4
FOR RENT-Furnished house for
summer months, 5 rooms, > largo
screened porchcs. 693 Hamilto'
GO
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09
COAST LEAGUE

yesterdays Results
Missions :, Sacramento /.
San Francisco ; Seattle 3.
Portland !, Les Angeles 8.
Hollywood ] Oakland o.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09

F We live III aa1eifigll8. scientific
age. But barefoot boy with a bah
aud bat is the greatest analyst of
II. All.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
New York l2,. Chicago IL On in
nings).
Washington =, Cleveland !.
PbiladeIphia 7, st. Louis ).
Detroit ), Boston 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09
Market Prices
POUueET

POUnGKy
Hens, LcghornS, i 4 to i lbs,
17c.
Hens, colorcd, 1 ibS and up, Csc.
Brothers, l - lbs, and under
, II, 22c.
Tyycrs, Lcgho,r., Il to lbs,
Poe.
Frycrs, ro'orod, L to 3 lbs.
52c.
Roastcrs, soft hcnc, 3 lbs. up, 34c.
rurklifgs, rcki-,,@ / > lb. up, 2Oc.
Geese, 25c
Young Tom turkeys, 1$ lbs, and
up, 40c.
Old Tom turkeys, Sic.
Small hen turkeys, under s lbs,
1jc.
Hen turkeys, lbs, up 4oc.
Squads, light and heavy, I0c.
Capons, s lbs., up, 35c.
Los ANGELES, Jmc $. 49, Fol
lowing are today ) market quota,
tion2:
BUTTER
Wholesale prices, 42c, retailers
iJc to 1Gc.
& EGGS
Wholcsale prices; Extras, 26c,
fresh firsts c5c; medium, PIE,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09
taetp " uHaea

:. -A->--.D 4~.>"a o. w. 4o,p uc.e
Ao4 tll--~..~4' ..--,1 o4s, "4... NO..J-
: "utn. I-JV Luc4Iu. It3
n,A-,IAD - A~fcrC Doo"Aecpe4,
"nVfo OF paro me -. -se"aee,
!. -. BIS -4t, Guy. o.
~ NA&ILJ-5otrUilg ny CT man wlJh
Ht1Ie experience 1or zee worh.
Mostly eAttdc,lag. Larry trooo,
0ppoe4lo aos pIaIi,. St.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09
+ or Sale-Real Estate

Ok SALE--l1ouse un WensIe,
Ave. Very reasonable teras Va
,ey LumDer Co 20t
IOTEL FOR SALE or lease. Iaquir.
1872 L. Main st. 1876
'OR SALE-Or rent. Modern house
at, Jacumba. Phone 1925. off
Or SALE OK LEASE -Splc and
span Cate. -. A.1in y. .htJH
". i. CAIldS. Police StaDp4 o.
5tS.i. 23tt
FOR SALE-Attractive mountain
cabin i'll Canyon near WMte .y,,.
Cafe. Cabin fully furnished and
equipped wIth Plumbing and wat.
er. VIII sacrifice. For inIcrnH
tion Phone SIS. St3
FOR SALE-Mountain home. Four
rooms and bath. Large trees, on
highway. Call Z. O. Adams, ia,
cumba, No. 3. SIC
A tornado tore the front off the
barber shop in a Missouri city.
The only question we have to ask
concerns the continuance of the
BARRIERS shaving activities. ..-
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09
So. California
Sporting Briefs

LOS ANGELES, Tune 9.-Ray
Moss nittbel, has been returned %
the Bfoohlya Nationals 0y Manager
Marty krug Of the Los Angeles
baseball club.
The Angels VIII receive q cash
sum for Moss who came to the L.
ed club on the Arnold "JigEcr "
STATE deal.
Ned Niles, pitcher, was given his
lcIeaSe by the Angels Yesterday.
WlLMTNGTON. juno s. Billy
Hart and "Tiger' Jack Burns
toXed q draw in the 10 round main
event here last night Leo Mitchell
knocked out Sailor Jimmy Iinuc-
gen in the first round Of the semi
windup.
SANTA MONICA, June 9.-Joe
Pjmenthal took the decision from
Jack Spencer in the eight round
NAN event here last night. Phil
Nance won from Jose Monsour il
the scmi-windup.
Men use only 10 per cent of
their intelligence, Il professor in
forms Us. Now how are We going
to 30 about disoounting that state,
ment, figuring that the professor
was using only 10 per cent ot his
own when he made the discovery.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09

FOR SALE-Complete household
furniture, practically new. 1878
State. StI
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09

,uIALLA h-oIeE IAhes gue
,Urk Uut OI Eoo1lns thoue eutf
H.
Ny OFFICE moved from Oregon
Hotel Bug, to 1V6 Barbara W Orth
Bldg, E1IsJ door east OF hotel en-
trance. Lien S Agency, by b., IL.
Lien. Phone 642. Aft
RANCHERS Take Notice. want
good ranch Tor equity III tlne
apartment house. heUOudo Beaen.
Iucomo $5VV. .spiendid dcaI Tor
rignt party. owner 1855 st. LOUIS
81, Long Beaeh. SITS
IDEAL PLACE for your vacation.
Crag IS Apartments, Ocean EeacI ,
CIUee to ocean. uOOd udtuIng
beach. Rates reasonable. CAlId-
reu Gaken. 4t6
Will LEASE for term of years
'Ducna Vista Tourist Inn, Ser
vice otalloA ANA store, to respon-
sible party. Located on man
uuuleNUru, one-eignth mile west of
Hoitville. A goou cAance TO puEu
up wei paying business. WIll
make an attractive proposition to
the right people. Apply on premises
or address c. F. Sammann, Box
lol, HoItViIIc. 1T
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We BUY second hand goods Of all
descriptions. Ariuy ahu Navy Va
rleLy store. 4oU Main. 2SlI
" AN EJ-Secouu hand furniture
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Household Goods

PIANO FOR SALE or rent. 6l5
Broadway. Phone 21S. Ttf
FOR SALE-Child S white enamel
bed. Drop side. $40 So. Fifth 81.
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FOR SALE-Ref efriserator, Almost
new. Greatly reduced. $50 Olie9
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Situations Wanfed

EXPERIENCED stcnograpber. En-.
poyed locally wishes Topographic
= work evll.,ngS. thoac 15lJ 2Stf
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oPeCiai Nvtlces

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,Urk Uut OI Ioo1ins thone 4utfs
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FOR RENT-Four room furnished
house, $25 per month. For Sale,
good income residence property.
$500 cash will handle. No trades.
See McDanie,s, 123l w. Mdln.
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