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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-16
Air,Cooling Iriumphs !

The Sensational $4,000 Neev York-Pasis
Flight Just Completed Was Accomplished
with the Cooliag Method which the
Fraaklia Pioneered, Perfected, and Alone
Can Offer to Motorists Today.
New York to Paris, without stop, by airplaneI
At last the dream of all ayiators has been realized
And In this, In Byrd's and Cobham's epochal
fights, air-cooling played an important, even an
essential, part.
Gotham flew from London to Capetown and back,
over the worlds longest stretches of tord desert and
jungle. Byrd conquered 1000 miles of Arctic wastes
and zero temperatures to the North Pole and back
And now Lindbergh triumphs over 5000 miles of
ocean. And all three planes employed the cooling sys-
tenn which only Franklin offers on land.
Could there be more CONCLUSIVE proof that air
eoo]inR Is the SYSTEM Of the future-that al ptheF
methods are rapidly becoming out Of date3 Could
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-16
FR()hIbERG
Bend Lynn


Sunday afternoon, June II, Miss
Julia Bender and Mr.. Ivan Lynn were
united in marriage at st. Joseph's
church in the presence of relatives
and friends. The couple were attend
ed by Miss Margaret Deschamaker and
by Marcus Bender, a brother of the
bride. Preceding the ceremony, Mrs.
Rene Wagner and Miss Mary Emmett
sang L Love You Truly" Miss Virgin
la Emmett playing the organ accom-
paniment. The Rev. Father Patrick
Joyce performed the ceremony.
Following the ceremony recep-
ton was held at the brides home.
The bride, who has made her home
in Fromberg the last years, is a fay
orite among her friends and acquain-
tances. Mr.. Lynn is a rancher near
Lowell, Wyo. After short wedding
trip they will be at home to their
friends there.
Prof. A. 0. Nelson and family of
Belfry visited Fromberg friends Sun
day.
E. E. Esselstyn motofed here from
Butte Monday and spent couple of
days.
Miss Juanita Dewing left for Bel
fry Monday to visit with relatives and
friends.
M M and Mrs. W. q. Kersbergen
visited friends in Billings Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson motored
to Red Lodge Wednesday and visited
with friends.
Mrs. Lawrence Tilderquist and
children Conley and Iva Ruth left for
Columbus Monday.
Mr.. R. V. Wright and Mr.. W. Fl.
Hickey enjoyed a days outing on the
Sage Greek Friday.
Mrs. ]. F. Rich, Mrs. Barlow and
Mrs. Paul Pierce were shoppers in
Fromberg Monday.
Mrs. e. M. Covington of Ishawooa,
Wyoming, spent several days here
last week visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson, Mrs.
John Oak and Mrs. ]. P. Madsen were
visitors in Billings Thursday.
Miss Clarice StelIman and Miss
Edith Dahlstrom were here several
days this week visiting friends.
Miss Jennie Tuggle is visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Tuggle, of Pryor this week.
Mrs. Charles Buzzetti and daugh-
tiers Dona and Virginia, and Mrs. E.
NJ, Covington were business visitors
IN Edgar Saturday afternoon.
Lester Barofsky Of Miles City left
Saturday evening after spending the
week as guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Smedley.
Miss Jean Wright left last vaak
to spcno the summer months with
relatives and friends in Willow Creek
and Butte
Harlan Wagner, Francis Rahrer
and Albert Dewing left last week
by automobile on trip to Yellow
stone park.
Jack Anderson left Saturday eve
ming for Yellowstone Park to resume
his work as bus driver for the Trans
portation company.
Mr.. Ben Parker spent several DAYS
in Bridger last week doing some car
oenter work in the Star theatre for
McDonough and Mccall.
Miss Constance Priest who has been
listing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
(. '. Wright, returned last week to
Ter home in Livingston.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-16

y. r. Vaught moved from the Col.
properly IN Edgar back to his Ranch
east of Edgar Saturday.
\ crew of shearers are at work
east of Edgar on the SNYDER sheer
company holdings shearing sheep.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Holton and Mrs
a. X. Holton of Wheat Basin were
CATERS IN Edgar Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Woods of Cody
spent few days with Mrs Woods
sister, Mrs. A. L. Bailey, this week.
}. Il. Wetstein returned home from
bozeman Friday. Mr.. Wetstein is TAX
ing Smith-Hughes course at Boze-
man.
Miss Grace Carey, assisted by Miss
McQueen of Bozeman, held meeting.
at the A. H. Taylor home east of Ed
gar Tuesday.
l.. Z. Jensen has sold his residence
property IN Edgar to Merrill Dowell
The Dowell family will move from the
Bean property to their new home i'm
mediately.
Lawrence Wilson arrived home from
Bozeman Monday evening, having
made the trip via auto. He states that
road conditions are very good eonsid-
erlng the weather that we have had
this spring.
Paul Jensen motored to Big Tim
Der Sunday to visit with friends. Paul
stated that the roads were very bad
Sunday, but on his return home Mon
day he found them very much improv-
ed.
Carl Oberbauer, who has been at
tending college at Bozeman the past
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-16

there be any more timely OF forcef1 rsasoa for
you to find out fully and finally what the Fsanidia
offers to yo4l
Air-cooling kills all cooling work, worry and
expense. But that Is only Of Fyaplip's big adj
Vantages. Franklin performance throughout aston.
ishes even those who believe they know utmost
motor car luxury.
just as outstanding as air.cooling, and based On
principles just as advanced, are its famous couaforf
its amazingly easy handling, its unriyaled speed
over the road, its high economy, Its minimum
routine care.
What those principles and features are, makes
one Of the most interesting COLLECTIONS Of facts you
ever beard Come in and hear it-set acquainted
high qaaliitty-and hsp let " give YOU Dial dsi1
and DEMONSTRATION. It will be the motoring d.
coyery Of your ifel
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-16

Carl Oberbauer, who has been at
tending college at Bozeman the past
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25
Burnham Heads
State Templars

George Burnham of San Diego,
who is well known in lmper-
lal Valley, was elected + g h /
eminent grand COMMANDER or the
knights Tcmplar, state of Califor-
ria, at the siXtY-ninth annual CON
elavc held in Santa Barbara last
week, according to reports brougit
back by the RI Centre delegation
which returned here Saturday night.
The conclave. which was attend
eel by approximately 5000 Knights
Tcmplar, was decided success, ac-
cerding 10 the local contingent. W.
J. TOudro. l.. l.. Duff, }. II. Nor
gan, \. j. CazanaVe and Earl Y. {.
NorthruP made up the representa-
lion from here. The 1923 conclavc
will be held in San Diego.
1t has also been announced that
Nr. Burnham will sail on May > for
Europe, via the Panama canal, to
;oiu tie pilgrimage Of 250 knights
rom this country To Europe. The
pilgrimage viii make the SO0th an
uiIrrsary of the founding of the
order in France. The tour will III
cludc England. France, Belgium,
Italy, Germany and Switzerland in
lis itinerary. Mr. Burnham will
probably be the only representative
from California making the trip.
Mrs. Burmham expects to accompany
Linn TO New York city, and will
visit in the cast until her husband 5
return.
Mr.. Burnham has a wide ac-
quaintancc here, having visited this
city frequently on business and in
connection with Masonic affairs.
He was vice president of the former
Southern Trust and Commerce bank,
prior to it's purchase by the Bank
Of Italy, and now occupies the same
position in the latter concern. His
son, Harold Burnham, is a resident
cf this city.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25
HARDING SCHOOL
PUPILS 10 Give
MAY PROGRAM

Tomorrow night at the high
school tho fuII May Day pro~rm
of the Harding scn>ol viii be pre-
scntcd under the direction Of Miss
Gertrude Einman. principal Of the
seh0rI. All parents and friends Of
The children are invited to attend.
In addition to the Harding school
entertainment, John Ariaudo viii
give q violin solo. W. ". McEuon
ard W. j. Reid, the former repre-
scnting ia" Rotary Club and the
batter the Kiwanis club. viii give
10 minute talks. The program will
b" given in connection with The
state wide observance Of Education.
Al Week. and is free to the public.
Following is tn detail Of the May
program:
Professional. Queen and Court
Jane Scott. queen Of the May. Court
members: Mary Louise Burke. Mar
g9rrt Bower, Jane Wcgelin. Irene
La Ghapcllc. janice Allison. Mar
9arct Loud. Bohbic johnson. Fred
Wong, .Jmnio Jones. Eanald Bas
>ctt. John ing Dale Nice. Jun
ior Dancnle =. lord nigh chamber
lin; Maran II DcTar and Shirley
Connect, feaar girls: Bruce Bower
and Heath !. vry tt@jn hearers
Chorus. "N,clcome Sweet Spring
time.
Feature dane. . Night 81 Love,
(Talcs Of Hoffman, John Couch
and Lenorc Lane. Moths Virginia
Lee Jones. Lon Ann Nutta!l, Vera
Lee Gentle. Betty Nusekii, Ellen
Marie Gianola. Mary Ann RiddIr
and Beverly Hitler.
Dance, Geraldine johnson, accom-
panied by chorus.
Nav pole dance, Lcnorc Lane,
Dorothy May Hanson, Virginia Het-
zcl Margaret Hurst. Evelyn Rob
crtson. Patsy Overholscr, Madclyn
Horton, Donalda Cameron, john
Couch, Harvey Smith. Myrel GilIctt
Harry Brand, Robert Childers,
Howard Swink, George Mann and
Pete Legakcs.
Rccessional, Queen and court.
Miss Helen Cruickshank will act
rs conductor of the chorus, and
Mrs. Dorothy Armstrong as pianist
The observance of cducatlona
:, eek, which is an annual eyc"t, Is
being sponsored by the Masonic
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25

lodge for the purpose Of increasing
the interest il the schools on the
part Of the public
The same May program viii be-
repeated at the Harding school
Friday night, opening at I 0 o'clock.
Uowrvcr, as the seating capacity
there is very limited, all friends Of
,hc school who can de 50 are urged
to 90 to tomorrow might S perform
.urG
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25
No. 1895
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the
County of imperial

county OF Imperial
In the Matter of the Estate of
Dora Moore, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
by the undersigned, Thomas Moore,
Administrator of the estate of
Dora Moore, deceased, to the credi-
tors of, and to all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
file them with the necessary vouch-
crs, within four months after the
first publication of this notice. iii
the office of the Clerk of the Sup
erior Court of the State of Cali
fornia, in and for the County OF
Imperial, or to exhibit them with
tho necessary vouchers within said
time, to said Administrator, at the
law office of j. +. Simpson, i'll
room %, Bank of Italy Building,
in the city of FL Centre, Imperial
County, California, which said of
flee the undersigned, selects as his
place of business, in all rlatte :
connected with sand estate, in said
county IF Imperial
Dated ana first published, this
4th day of April, 1927.
THOMAS II )ORE,
Administrator of the estate Of Dora
Moore, Deceased.
, \ II Is 25 NJ 2
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25
ghts Is Years to
Get Rid of Gas

had stomach trouble for Is
!. Since taking Adlcrika | feel
.r than for years and have not
bothered with gas. /. 4
lpiou
.cu the FIRST spoonful of All
q relieves gas Sand often re-.
: astonishing amount Of old
e matter from the system.
Is YOU enjoy your meals and
better. No matter what You
tried for your stomach and
is, Adlcrikg will surprise YOU.
nent s Drug store and other
druggists. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25
LIVESTOCK
LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, April % Cattle
receipts 200, slow; top 500; bulf
steers %9.IO-9.25: bulk she stock So
$40.
Hogs: Receipts 1900. active; top
SI2.jj; bulk 1929 1910.
Sheep: Receipts 300; lambs $l%-
1850: ewes $500 csc.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Kcllcrl1an- Edwards Fred Keller
man. 30, native Of Illinois and resi-
dent Of PhocniX. Henrietta Edwards,
20, native of California and resident
of Phoenix.
Ball-TayIor. Chcslev Z. Bail, 2G.
native Of iowa and resident Of
Phoenix. Una Taylor, 70 native
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25
Detroit Tragedy
Deaths Reach II
Uy United Press Leased Wire


DETROlT Mich, April 25.-The
death toll stood mt / today with
three reported missing and L in
the hospital following Saturdays :
e3.0OO,00o fire which practically
destroyed the Harper Street Auto
mobile Body plant Of the Briggs
Manufacturing Company here,
Seven of those in the hospital
were declared by physicians to have
bat Slight chance Of living, and
some others were said to be totally
blinded.
Fircmcn, proddmg through the
still smouldcrMg ruins Of the plant
Sunday found one body. The 10
other deaths occurred in hospitals.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25
BOY BROWNS IN DITCH
Ey United Press Ieused Wire

ny HfftW TFtSN TIFhStH " Irt
BAK ERSFiELD. Ca!., April %
An irrigation canal was dragged
here today in an effort to find the
body Of six year old negro boy
who was drowned in the ditch Sun
day. The boys namc has not been
learned.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25

Of Georgia, and resident Of Phoen
Peralta Fioaca, Octario G., 2
alta, 80, native of Mexico and re
dent of Mexieali. Rosario +. Iii
.ca, %. native of Mexico aud r.
dent of Calexico.
Lopez -Ortez. GiIberto Lopez,
native Of Mexico and resident
Calexico. Carmen Ortea, %, nat
of Mexico and resident of Calexi
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25

Hcnito Mussolini dcclared ~.
rcutly that no man ever be"a
world famous while wearing ie
NLi,kcrs. It's true then; tn
ain { no Santa Claus.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25

4 Colorado town rules that ed
may roam the streets at VIII. T
COWS at last are to have Just
much freedom as the calves
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25

Two Admit Dcmkenless.-Pilar
Rodriguez and fcIicado Mcndibcl
both entered pleas Of guilty to
charges Of intoNication when ar
faigncd before Judge Edgar y.
Ileryey III police court this morn
ing. Rodriguez was sentenced to
pay fine of 80 or spend y days
IN iail while Mcndibcl drew his
choice. Of 80 penalty or % days
N jail.
Special Merchants Luncn, 4Oc
The coffee shop. dv
poubek Pleads Not Guilty-Osca'
Doubck. y. arrested with r. !. Me
LoughIin at the Peg Leg mime near
Niland last week, entered plea OF
not guilty TO charges Of unlawful
possession Of Intoxicating liquors
when arraigncd before Judge |.
Mayfield this morning. Bail was
set IL the sum of $500 and the de
fcudant rcmandcd to the county jail
!" default
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25
VaVUUN, > UUUhUS MP, DOC.
BUTTER AND EGGS

los ANGELES. April 22.-TDI.
lowing is the marSet :Ur produce:
Butter 43c.
Extra cegs 23c.
Fresh eggs 21Nc
Medium 20Ac.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25
Arrested On Driving Charee.-

$. Brown WAS arrested on the Ga
IcXico highway last night by state
traffic men charged with reckless
driving. According to the report
FLEA Brown crashed into a machine
driven by Earl Kendall :: the turn
near iIcbcf and ran off Tie road q
short sine later. He vii! bc ar
raigned before Judge l. MaFficld
iu traffic court.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25
NEWS BRIEFS
--Eyom City and Comfy

\ Nout Meeting Tonight. The
iEh session of the. Scout Lead.
I Framing Course viii be held TO
u at the Methodist Social hall,
sd Il. j. Moorc-and Joe f.. King
M Mhargc. Scout Executive S. L..
| Fory viii not be present, hay.
Pokonc To Santa Monica to attend
4 Regional camp conference which
Wing held there throughout this
Il l. McCrory viii remain today
I tomorrow only. returning We'd
4 ypy TO perfect arrangements for
I'Ipvcr night camp on the East
VI Friday evening at which the
ienroIled in the training course
~ the various cities Of this coun.
! rd Yuma viii gather
terang Entitled to California
ION ranch or home, money now
Fable. =. o. Box 307. adv
4d
! lad Being Improved. Workmcn
tn this morning improving the
T kvav between the county farm
afings and the Silshce road.
ecf stretch Of highway has given
b pms going 10 and from the coun-
hi stitutions considerable trouble
! Iously but when completed will
I Put Il smooth gravel surface.
Ibckens Bought and sold. Dress.
,ilbr undresscd. Phone 96G for
!. D.. l0S2 Woodward. adv
3nE -
,--urt Confiscates Weapon.-Rus
/ anderson, colorcd, was given Il
tndcd sentence on a 36-day Jail
nc when he pleaded guilty to car.
sc Z Il concealed weapon without
gee having obtained a permit. The
hot Anderson said. was carried in
tF to protect himself from high
fomen. The court, however, de
+ = that Anderson did not need
Is Sjycapon and confiscatcd it..
lIa
eay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
\ o., FL Centre. Cal COS Main ~.
,dle 100 adv
z, Bur On Chain Gang. g.--Joc Sznr-
Bartolc MARTINEZ, LaIaro Pa
j b and Manuel Ramirez all en-
: D pleas Of guilty to charges o.
/, nnancY when arraigucd before
i9e Edgar B. llerN"v IL police
|, this morning. They were all
~ Snccd 10 pay fines of 500 caeh
r flend 10 DAYS rs members Of the
II gang. Nouc furnished money
AIny freedom.
An
ne T. J. Ruddy. Eye, Ear, Nose
Throat Specialist, viii be in the
urcs of Dir. Il. L. Cunningham,
heMain St. FL Centre. Calf, Sat
o. h. April 80. 1927. For examina-
,tiand operations. Call at office or
n III FOR appointment. adv
.ssrcetcd On Liquor Charge.
rs son johnson. ~. Of FL Crnir"
h 4 arrested Saturday, charged
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25

!
eating liquors. He was locked up
at the county jail where he is await
ing arralsnmcnt before Judge !.
Mayficld. Johnson was arrested
following a visit to the Tamarack
ranch by Deputy Sheriff McCiel-
land and a federal agent. The men
found - quantity Of liquor, two
stills and about IA barrels of mash,
Fh" stuff was kept in house oc
cupicd by johnson.
Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
ty Co., FL Centre. Lal G08 Main st.
Ahohe l60 adv
Mesquite Lake Man Arrested
Ii. B. Mars, II, was arrested Satur.
dav by Deputy Shcriffs GilIctt and
Ball and was locked up at tltc coun
~ lail charged with having re
ccivcd stolen property. The arrc>i
was effected at the home Of Mars
at Mesquite Lake.
Pure Country Cream. We deliver
It. Call Us. A. NJ. Williams. Phone
Gj3. = ed If
Federal Man On job. Y. Grim
ley, IS. ef Ilcbcr was arrested bv =
icdcraI agent III Ilcbcr Saturday.
Grlmiey 5 ear was searched by the
fcdcral man and according to tn
official quantity of liquor was
discovered. Grimlcv was brought 70
the county jail where he is being
held pending arraignmcnt.
Conservation Club meets first and
third Mondays of each month, 7:3O
p. m. SO State St. Public invited.
adv
Runaway Boy Located Gus Can
non, II, was apprchendcd by san
Diego police Saturday. Cannon re
sided with his parents short dis
taHcc outside Of Imperial until late
last week when Il" suddenly decided
10 make Il tour of the country. lie
WIS picked up in San Diego and
was returned to FL Gentro vcstcr-
day by Deputy Sheriff Ed Mjluer.
The voungstcr is being lcld for
Probation Officer Griffin.
Will Rogers! Beverly Hills need
not think she has any monopoly in
the matter of comedian holding
public office. We have had occa-
SION to be amused by office holders
cl>cWhore. Entertaining our job
of selling Though lacking.
perhaps, the thrill of politics and
thc9tricals The real thrill OF thrift
is in the growth Of savings-in
watching the accumulation of worth
while sums. Get in the game-you
Viii like it-via our q, Thrift
Account plan. Peoples Finance x
Thrift Co. adv
Youth Injured BY cvcle. WI
Liam Mcclarl. son ot Mg. and Mr.
" N McClurd Of pixjcland. suffer
,G fractured COLLAR bone and pain
tui injuries to the face Whcp Il"
Wa struck and knocked 10 the
ground by motorcycle ON FL Con
tro aVcnne. near Nmth street. YES
tcrdaV afternoon. The driver of the
machine stopped for q moment but
i, ,3iy to have left again without
Offering aid TO the injured youth.
Police are conducting an iuNe>'iga-
tjou i'm an cffor. e. locate the dril
or of the cycle. The number Of the
machine was obtained by witnesses.
Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
" Co.. FL Centre, Cal. COS Main St
Phone 160 adv
Reports Batteries Stolen. t. T.
Williams Of t05 Brighton Strc"t re.
ubgtrd the theft Of two batteries to
FL Centre police this morning. The
batteries were taken from cars
parked in n Tot at the rear of the
complainant 5 home. Police arr
conducting an Investigation in til,
matter.
Keep Healthy Drink Paul S Lem
'onade. It's pure. Pickwick Stages
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25
Market Prices
POULTRY
Hens. LeghOrns. 81 [

Hens, Leghorns, 3H to lbs. zoe.
Hens, colonel, 4 lbs and up Gle.
Broilers, y lbs, and under 2H.
28c.
Fryers, Legborns, 2H to . lbs.
33c.
Fryers, colored 21I 10 2 lbs, 40c.
Roastcrs, soft bone, lbs. up, 3ic.
Dncklings, Pekin 3l2 lbs, up 25c
Geese, PFC.
Young Tom turkeys, I3 lbs. and
up, 40c.
Old Tom turkeys, 34c.
Small Tom turkeys, under l3 lbs
lJc.
Hen turkeys, his, up 4Oc
Small hen turkeys, under 8 lbs.
l5e.
squads, light and heavy. 40c.
Capons, s pounds ny, 35c.
BUTTER AND EGGS
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25

Leaving for San piogo.--Mr. and
Mrs. r. 4. Buyeu and their daugh
ter, Dorothy Boyctt, are leaving To
day for san Diego, where they will
make their future home They wu.
be located in ralmadgc Park. The
RoYcttS have hccu residents of In
porial Valley for several wears, hay
ing lived IN lloltvillc, prior to NOV
ing ia this city five years ago, Mr..
and Mrs. Royctt viii return TO the
valley at frequent intervals to at
tend to business affairs here, The
HoYctts have many friends in tH-
prrial Valley who win regret their
dcp0rtnrr.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25

Cal Is Stolen.--A Ford touring
ear bearing the license number
l5l-2I6 was reported stolen to the
,shcriff'1 office this morning, A.
ccrdinG to the report the machine
was taken last night and is the
property of Mariana Mata,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25

Large Seven Passenger Studebak
or Sedan leaving for Ramona Page
ant next Saturday and Sunday. Me
Cormick Taxi Co. Phone 900. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25

Yuma road near Yuma Bridg" late
last night. Deputy sheriff Harold
GilIctt took him to tlc county lies.
= Il where he has been placed un
der lie care of physicians. II IS
not believed that he suffered INJURY
IL an accident, his condition being
more Of an exhausted naturc. lie
lapsed into consciousness only mo
mcntarily and his only expression
was that he wanted to 70 to Saw
tcllc. II is believed that lie is an
cX-Scrvicc man.
We Have Reserve seat tickets to
the Ramona Pageant for our cxcur-
sion. Mccormick Taxi Co. Phone
900. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25
Board Announces Dates.

county board of education, i'll scs-
sion n the office Of County Super
jutendcnt II. e. Coc on Saturday.
selected May = Is The date when
viii be held On the same day tn"
boasd WiU also interview book mon
regarding the adoption Of text
books for U.s. uczt wear. May p
WAS set us tho dafr for tie gen
rr'd examination.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25

Excursion to the Ramona Page
ant, ilemct, California, next Satur-
day and Sunday. Mccormick Taxi
Co. Phone 969. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25

Unconscious on Highway. 4
man, whose name was not learned,
was found in an unconscious condi
tion beside the highway on Il
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25
Youth Injured Bv cvcle.

Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real.
" Co., FL Ccntro, Cal. COS Main St
Phone l60 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25

pr A r Hanson, -jenrtst. EA-
rectica specialist. Davis Bldg
t.cnings by appointment. Phone
sN adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25

Music Week begins Sunday, May
!. The Academy of Music will give
their monthly musicale on that date
instead Of April "a, adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25

Troop GOING to Calexico. - Scout
Troop 40, :, sponsored by I'll Cen
fro lodge Of f.lks, has been invited
by Troop NJ. = of CAlsNico to be
their guests tomorrow night in that
city, The local t.oop viii leav,
Lcrc ut $40 and Sroutmastcr S'uu'
lin requests all troop members 1,
be at the Elks hall at o o'clock IN
order 10 hc taken to jhc border city
Narcelling. Soc. G2l So Fifth st
~ che 1908. adv
Property Transferred. ~ ira Y
Ellison filed for record today The
Transfer Of 50 lots hrtWren Mt. Sig.
Eal Drive and Olj%c street, to the
state Housing and FMaucing Cor
roration which is buijdirg houses yu
this props rty at present.