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The Coconino sun., 1927-11-04

in the territory, ships 10 carloads of
yearling lambs to Kansas City.
Jesse Bushnell leaves for Tucson
and southern part of the state.
Mrs. Eunice Bullard leaves for Los
Angeles to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. ]. G. Duncan.
Mrs. G. w. Black returns from six
weeks visit in Los Angeles.
William Rudd of Springerville is
granted permit to maintain a reser-
voir on the Black Mesa national forest
for irrigation purposes.
Denny Hibben is going around on
crutches, result of a fall from a
horse.
Mrs. D. L. Yaeger leaves for Tempe
on account of the illness of her sis
ter, Mrs. c. NJ Zander who died the
next day.
Fenton Jones purchased eight car
lOduS O1 CdIL41 1IOll AT 1SO GUdlISE O1
Springerville. He goes to Pleasant
Valley to ship 800 head of feeders to
Tempe.
j. C. Moritz brings in this week
number of 11-pound turnips. But so
far Mat Black has the Coconino
county record with one brought in
weighing 18 pounds and a half dozen
weighing over is pounds.
The Coconino sun., 1927-11-04
SOCIETY NOTES

sons, Jack and Robert, Professor and
Mrs. E. C. Glass, Mr.. and Mrs. R. B.
Courtright, R. H. Lawik, and Mr.. and
Mrs R. B. Cree.
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Ruth, little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. H. Layik, celebrated her
fourth birthday on Friday with the
assistance of little friends who enjoy
ed the Halloween party arranged by
her mother. Little playmates who
shared the event were Veronica and
Louise Samsky and Betty Ann Nelson.
-oOo--
Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. Thomas on Tues
day evening invited guests for a wild
turkey dinner. The turkey for which
was a reward of Workmanship of
their son Harold Others present were
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Glass, Mrs. Bertha
S. Kennedy, and Miss Minnie Lintz.
-COo-
DR.. and Mrs. v. NJ. Slipher enter
tanned guests at dinner on Sunday.
Present: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cree,
Miss Ruth Dotson, Miss Edna Dot
son, Miss Sarah Cogshall, Allan Cree
and David Slipher.
Last Friday evening the town
students of the College enjoyed a
novel Halloween party. A spooky
old barn had been arranged for the
affair, but on account of the weather,
the party was given in the gymnasium
of the Federated church. The guests
met at the depot and were taken to
the party by the magic rope.
Games and the traditional Hollowe'en
stunts of bobbing for apples, Magic
Spear, Candles of Fate, and many
others were enjoyed. Later in the
evening ghost stories were told, then
doughnuts and cider were served. The
affair was planned by Lillian Munro
and Julia Moores. The purpose of
this party was to enable the town
students of the college to become
better acquainted before organizing
the club which they are planning.
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Mrs. Margaret Howard Fay gave
delightful Halloween party Friday
evening at her home on West Aspen
avenue. The evening was spent in
music and cards Refreshments suited
to the season were served Prizes
were given Miss Clara Turngren and
Miss Virginia Flickinger, ]. P. Nc
Cough and Ed Poison. Others present:
Miss Frances Stringfellow, Miss Helen
Runke, Miss Jennie Wennerstrom,
Miss Mary Lutz, Miss Gertrude
Schnebly, Miss Annette Turngren,
Herb Babbitt, Lawrence Campbell,
Edmund Harnish, Eugene Leister, A.
L. Bennett and Robert Powers.
-oOo-
Ernestyne, daughter Of Mrs. Mar
garet Howard Fay, was given birth
day party on Monday evening. The
little guests wore Halloween costumes
and played games suited to the day
they were observing. Helen Miller
was awarded the prize for the best
costume while Alice Hudgens Won
an award for having the best attend
ance for music class. Others of this
beginners music group present: Mar
Raret Pearson, Helen Metz, Mary
Pollock, June Adams, Vivian Van Zee,
Jack Fronske, Stanley Fay and Ern-
estyne Fay.
-oOo-
Mrs. Ida w. Douglass gave a lunch
con Wednesday at Hotel Monte Vista
for Mrs. William Todt of Kingman.
Other luncheon guests were Mrs. E.
C. Mills and Miss Louise G. Freeland.
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Halloween was generally observed
Friday afternoon in the various school
rooms throughout the city schools.
Mrs. Anna Carron's fourth grade
masked and dressed up. The young
The Coconino sun., 1927-11-04

Miss Retta Beasley leaves to spend
the winter in Phoenix.
The Coconino sun., 1927-11-04

Harry E. Lyon and John Faterworth
are appointed guards in Black Mesa
forest, and Robert S. McGonnoto in
the San Francisco.
The Coconino sun., 1927-11-04

Halloween was generally observed
Friday afternoon in the various school
rooms throughout the city schools.
Mrs. Anna Carron's fourth grade
masked and dressed up. The young
The Coconino sun., 1927-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Mack had as
their guests Wednesday evening Mr..
and Mrs. G. E. Dodderer and Mrs. A.
E. Tovrea.
The Coconino sun., 1927-11-04

Mrs. Ida w. Douglass gave a lunch
con Wednesday at Hotel Monte Vista
for Mrs. William Todt of Kingman.
Other luncheon guests were Mrs. E.
c. Mills and Miss Louise G. Freeland.
The Coconino sun., 1927-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs. James Bianconi of
Winslow were the dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Tovrea Tuesday
evening.
The Coconino sun., 1927-11-04

The Past Noble Grands club met
Wednesday afternoon, the time being
devoted to practice for the district
school Of instruction tomorrow.
The Coconino sun., 1927-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fillerup in
vited few in for an evening of
bridge last night. Those enjoying
the informal evening were Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Crabb, Mr. and Mrs. H. P.
Cram, and Mr.. and Mrs C. E. Monyer.
The Coconino sun., 1927-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Dodderer gave a
delightful party last week, carried out
in the Halloween spirit. Invited Mr..
and Mrs. r. E. Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs.
D. B. Willard, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Lowry, Mr. and Mrs Claude Mack,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Tovrea, Miss Made
line Fisher, Ed Harnish, and Gene
Leister.
The Coconino sun., 1927-11-04

Mrs. J. r. Kilpatrick's father ar
rives from Dakota for visit.
The Coconino sun., 1927-11-04

Rebekahs from the second district,
embracing members Of the Winslow,
Williams and Flagstaff lodges, will
for their first fall meeting. There
will be school of instruction in the
afternoon, Mrs. Lois Jones instructor
Mrs. Flora Compton is noble grand
of the local lodge. A banquet for
visitors and local Rebekahs will be
held at 6 o'clock.
The Coconino sun., 1927-11-04

sters had great fun guessing Identities
Of each other. They played games
and had a spelling match.
The Coconino sun., 1927-11-04

The Misses Ruth and Edna Dotson
and Miss Sarah Cogshall on Saturday
night were at home at 400 North
Humphrey as hostesses at unique
and jolly Halloween party Guests
in ghostly costumes were conducted
along mysterious and fearsome paths
infested with witches and goblins.
Professor E. C. Class related grue-
some tale and proved its truth as re-
alist he has no peer. Dainty refresh
ments followed an evening of cards.
Prizes were awarded for high scores to
DIR. NJ. G. Fronske, r. H. Lavik, Mrs.
Fronske and Mrs. Robert Cree. Pres
ent: DR.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Fronske and
The Coconino sun., 1927-11-04

in the territory, ships 10 carloads of
yearling lambs to Kansas City.
The Coconino sun., 1927-11-04

The W. C. T. u. will meet Friday
afternoon at 2:30 at the Federated
church. Echoes from the state w. C.
T. u. convention at Mesa will be
given by Mrs. James A. Hughes and
Mrs. W. H. Pierce who were delegates
to the convention.
The Coconino sun., 1927-11-04

Odd Fellows Monday night after
their regular meeting We're pleasantly
surprised when Rebekahs in Hallow-
cen costume appeared upon the scene
bearing luscious pumpkin pies and
coffee for refreshments. Mrs. J. c..
Clarke was in charge of its festive
occasion.
The Coconino sun., 1927-11-04

Jesse Bushnell leaves for Tucson
and southern part of the state.
The Coconino sun., 1927-11-04

Miss Ruth Dotson entertained her
Sunday school class of the Federated
church Saturday afternoon at her
home with a combination party and
picnic Members of her class enjoy
ing the afternoon: Robert and Jack
Fronske, Jack Wilson, George Raw
son, and Freddie Turner.
The Coconino sun., 1927-11-04

Mrs. j. B. Francis was surprised
Sunday evening when friends in
amusing costumes dropped in to cele-
brate her birthday. Following jolly
evening large table was spread with
seasonable and delicious viands
brought by these self invited guests.
Mrs. II. C. Metz, Mrs Balzar Hook,
Mrs. Mamie T. Griffin, Mrs. Louise
Moorman, Mrs. Agnes Pouthie, Mrs.
P. J. Lindemann, Mrs. Ed O'Farrell,
MrsR NJ Francis, Mrs. John Francis,
Mrs. w. B. Raudebaugh, and Mrs.
Robert Cree.
The Coconino sun., 1927-11-04

Miss Helen Runke assisted by Miss
Virginia Fhckinger asked few in
to celebrate Halloween and play
bridge Monday evening. Others max
ing up the two tables were Miss Lura
Kinsey, Miss Clara Turngren, Miss
Annette Turngren, Miss Frances
Stringfellow, Miss Lourene Eden, and
Miss Kathryn Keller
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30
Potatoes Cause
of "Free-FOr-An'

THAT man squared off at me,
lak he was goin to fight Jack
Johnson
This declaration coming from a
coI6red woman and aimed at one
l.. s. Thomas created near furor
ii police court { h IS morning
Thomas and three negro women had
been ordered to explain matters to
the Judge this morning when they
engaged IN an argument over some
potatoes on Main street last night.
When the colored woman mads
her statement she said that they
tad found the potatoes on the wall.
With no one TO claim them. They
started to put them in paper sack
rs Thomas appeared. She then pro
ceeded to tell Of his Jack John
SON aspirations.
Asked what she did she replied:
'tWhy judge, l just run. ] ron
SO East that l lost three dollars and
s. half | had in my pocket.
She charged that Thomas had
been drinking and the latter ad-
mitted having partaken of twe
glasses of cider.
The judge then ruled that the
women keep three potatoes which
they stili had in their possession hu'
was unable TO find q way in which
tie womqn could get back the
$3.50 in silver lost during the foot.
RAGE
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30
Lions Told About
Power Project

Power at q reduction Of one
third from the present cost will
eventually be available for Imperial
Valley according to NJ. j. Dowd,
engineer Of the Imperial Irrigation
district, who made this statement
and others Of equal interest in his
talk on Power Development from
Our Canals at the Lions Club
luncheon yesterday.
Dowd named $l,600,0C0 as the
figure which would cover the ex-
penditure, and stated that upon this
basis, at conservative estimate, a
profit Of from five to six per cent
could easily be made.
Jasper Travers, pioneer contract
or, who has been IA resident of the
valley FOR 22 years, gave his lif
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30
Trenth am Seeks
Place on Board

Mack Trcntham, former director
q The Imperial division of the I'm
nCrial Irrigation district appeared
before the hoard Of directors at the
meeting held Yesterday and demand
ed his seat rs director.
His action was based on the de.
c' sion handed down in Sunrcmc
Cont last week which voided the
election Of Mark Rose, ". O. Blair
and G. W. Brockman to dictatorship
in February, 1923.
According to the applicant, IN"
Noiding of HE election seats him as
q hold over director as he was the
umbcnt removed at that election.
Rose aud Brocliman were reelected
at that time.
The board placed Trcntham :
( demand on rrcord hat informed him
that there is nothing that can be
done at this time az the ruling of
the supreme court has not as vet
become effective.
Attorney G. l.. Childcrs questions
the right of Trcntham to the seat
rs Il hold-ovcr candidate. 1t has
been pointed out that Trcntham did
not demand his right to the seat
within a certain period of time fol
lowing the election as designated by
law.
The matter will be given attcn-
ton of the board as soon as the
necessary formalitics have been
conformcd with regarding the dccis-
ion Of the supreme court.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30
DATE GROWERS
MEET SATURDAY
AT COACHELLA

Date growers from Arizona and
California viii gather at Coarhrlla
ON Saturday, April 2 The Fourth
Annual Date Institute will be in
session thcr" at the CoachclIa Val
ley Union High School on that
date, with the following program:
g:4j Il. IN. Report on Expert,
ments with Selected Pollens.' - Roy
W. Nixon, [. :. Department Of
Agriculture
1890 a.. m. Soil Management in
Ne Light ot the Hothamstead Ex-
pcrimeuts, INron j. Showers,
superintenGsnt of tAe Holmes Date
Gardens.
II: 80 I. n. Business Session
l:3O p. u. "Ircatment of Dates
to Prevent Souring and Fermrnta-
ton r. II. Postlethwaitp. mana
ger Of tn" Valley Packing Corpora
tion.
$50 p. m. Chemical Studies of
Dates. NJ. Fattah. Mcsapotamiam
Student from the University Of
California.
500 p. IA. " Experiments in Cola
Storage OF Dates ". I. Barycr.
L. s. Department of Agriculture.
$50 p. III. palm Base Treat
ment with Regard to Strongest, Root
System. Kenneth Peck, Date
grower at Coachella.
80 p. Ii. "Foreign Date Com,
petition, D. II. Mitchell, sales
manager Deglet Moor Date Growers
Association.
500 p. IN. Date Marketing Pre-
sent and Future, +. X. Marvin,
manager of Marvin Date Company.
The local farm advisor s office
can furnish transportation to this
meeting for limited number from
Imperial valley. They possibly can
arrange with date growers who are
driving ;hcir own ears TO carry
others. fnyone desiring u ride or
wishing to carry passengers to this
meeting is requested to get i'll touch
with the farm advisor g office at
the court house IN El Centre by
Thursday, March u.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30
ENTERTAINMENT
BY FILIPIN0S IS
WELL RECEIVED

presenting picturesque Incidents
e Importance III the history CT the
Philippines, Filipino residents Of
the valley last night gave a varie;
and inttrcsti't" entertainment which
constituted - third Of the series
Of inter-ra"'" programs.
\ pageant o. Philippine history.
which SaS wen and directed "
Luis AgIdo, outlined IL" glowth uf
'Eat people ~ the time Of the
discovery ct tia island group in th"
Pacific by Magellan to the time q
The occupation by Uncle Sam
The program Was well attended aud
cnthuSi:. ically received.
Musical selections. which incl lud-
Cd some on native stringed instru
mcnts. and an address bv Luis AgU-
do on the political situation CT ,i,r
Philippines today added to the
success Of the evening. BY special
request, Scnorita Aurora Gastelunl
Of Calexico, whose voice create
such favorable impression at the
- Mexican night program, sang.
Senor.ta Castelar, is crippled
Mexican girl whose bravery in the
face Of great physical handieaps
las won her a group of admirers
?mong the residents Of Calcxico AMI
ri Centre, who are much interested
i'll her ease.
Among those taking part last
night were Mr. and Mrs. Luis
Agudo, and Mcssrs. Velderrama, At
adcso, Colindres. Prieto. Tumanda
hraza, Roxas, Buccat. Table, ri
roma, Aroc, Refuerzo, Nirja and
ApOrejo.
The fourth Of the series Of inter
racial programs will be given next
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30

ence which will be of assistance in
solving the aoning problems in FL
Centre. He also said that sending
two delegates to the meeting
brought favorable advertising to the
valley, this one fact alone being
worth the time and small amount
of money expended.
Announcement was made that an
important directors meeting will
be held tonight. The inland En-
pire Gas Company will make n re-
port Of its condition 1T present and
all are urged to attend. Several
other civic problems will be brought
up.
1t was also announced that the
associated chambers Of commerc.
will hold their regular monthly
gathering in Brawley Friday night
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30
Chamber Hears of
Zoning Conference

Mayor A. Y. Bucklin and Ross
Hickcox, attorney, gave interesting
reports on their visit to the city
planning and zoning conference held
in Oakland few weeks ago at the
weekly luncheon meeting of the
chamber of commerce held at the
Barbara Worth Hotel this noon.
Attorney Hickcox said that while
the meeting held interest for the
delegates it was more of a city
planning gathering and he explain
ed its many advantages.
The mayor said he had obtained
several good ideas at the confer
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30
Troop No. IA
Wins Banner

Before an audience Of nearly 200
people, q successful meeting Of the
FL Ccntro Court Of Honor Of the
Boy Scouts Of America was held
last night. at Wilson school. The
feature Of the evening was the win
nlnP of the coveted attendance ban
ner by Troop II, which for the third
time brought the largest number Of
visitors. The troop, which il spon-
s"r"d BY the kiwanis Club with
Ralph kcyaods as scoGtmaster,
brought - guests last night. Troop
Vi ran then. Il close second, being
defeated by but Il few tickets. The
banner now becomes the permanent
property Of Troop a..
Dr.. Norman r.. Dupont, coantv
pl' s.dent of the court Of honor, pre-
S.dcd, assisted b.! j. $. tarrhlrhael
W. y. Carey and Dr. Edwin Q. f.r,
ter, memLcrs Of the court. Dr. Car
ter IS :: new and enthusiastic" mem
ttr Of The court.
Demonstrations Of various types
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30

history and an interesting account
of the early days in Imperial Val.
Icy. Jack Neil was chairman of the
day.
Entertainment was furnished bv
Othneil and Bobby Horne who sang
songs and by Lon Ann Nuttall, who
gave readings. The numbers by the
youthful performers were enthusiasts
ticallv received.
Guests present were VI. j Dowd
and Homer +. Akcr of Holtville.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30

Old Licenses Obsolete-All mo-
torists sporting 1926 license plates
ON their automobiles at this time
are being presented with red tick
cts hv state motor vehicle officers.
Til, state boaid has given III" mo-
tor'sts plenty of time to secure
their 1927 licenses, tratiit mcr
state, and those who have fa;icd to
do 50 rs vet are being hailed into
court to tell why. Failure of an
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30

Of first aid were given by members
Of Troop II and Troop lG, the lat
ter being Judged the winner.
More than 20 boys received merit
badges or rank promotions.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30

exceptionally good excuse means a
penalty. The report shows that
several tickets have been issued
since the order went into effect
yesterday morning.
Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
ty Co., FL Centric, Cal. COS Main 81.
Phone 100 adv
No Less, No Better hut pure and
cold rs ever. Paul Orano eade and
i.emonade, at P'ckwicE Stage De
pct. ady
Traffic Offenders FiDed-A fer
fciturc Of SO and fines totailne
SlO8 had been collected by Judge 7.
Mayfield IN traffic court mp until
noon today. There were Is eases
listed On the traffic docket wncn
court convened. The majority arn
tor minor offen",S
Woods R'es7 Dorce Studio. 79a
orange. Phone 41!W cd,
Pure Country Cream. We deliver
II. 'all us. 4. ". Williams Phone
CO... 3 cod tr
Final Decree Gl,anted.-A final
decree If divorce was granted bv
JUDGE }. :. Iarcw Yesterday after
noon to Johnnie Mae Chipman from
Thomas II. Chapman. Inic?lnrntorv
decree e divorce was granted thc
plaintiff GU March l.. 1926. The
court in granting the final decree
also gay" tie plaintiff custody Of
the tSo minor children and ordered
t'l1t tn" defendant pay the sum ot
so each month toward their main.
tcnancc.
Nestle Circuline Pernlanants. Bar
bara Worth Beauty Salon. aHr
Arrested on Burglary CHARGE
,'Uam pcdca, 81. Il Mexican Of Ca.
lrxico was arrested IL Mclclqrd
this mOrnip" bv Deputy Shcriffs
W. j. McClclland and Pat Thaanum
ON Il w'nrart charoing bur"larv
The complainant in +hc ease is Do
lorcs Liuson. The compile inant II
the information from which the
warrant WIS issued by Judge !.
Mavficld Yesterday charges the do
fcndant with breaking into her
home and taking Il number OF ar
;icles.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30
Wednesday, March 30, 1927

Tuesday at the Stale Street Christ
ian church by the japanese resi-
dents Of the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30

Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
~ Co., II Centre. Gal. COS Main st
Phone 100 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30

Oregon Hotel Cafe now open. Mer-
chants Lunch 40r. Special evening
dinner G0c. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30

It Still Alarm.-A still
ircmcn Ia CLAYTON and
Ii turc store on Flith
,day afternoon. The
,uplctcl1 filled with
he fircmcn arrived but
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30

IL was traced out Of the furniture
department to the tailor shop con.
dHctrd in the building by Print
f'rd. IN" smoke was coming from
" defective machine in Il stca,,
i'rraSrr 1t was quickly stopped bv
III" iIremcn and the danlapr wac
regarded as slight.
Marcelling SOC. For appointment
phone 1893. Mrs. W. =. Hamilton.
o"' 90 llth. adv
Dr. A. 2. HANSON, Dentist Ex
."'"tiII specialist Davis BIdy
1VehAngs hy appointment. phon.
adv
Chickens Bought and sold. Dress.
ed or undressed. Phone 4GG for
prces. 1852 Woodward. ao-
Vagrant on Chain Gang. =.
RandoIph. -, was arrested in Main
street last night when he admitted
to an officer that hc did not have
- ~ - - '"''''' ~ llIbN itt HI!llStII
with bed. He pleaded guilty 10
charge of vag'ancy when brought
befor" Judge llcrNry this morning
and was sentenced to uny Il fine Of
SO or spend days as Il member
of the chain gang. He took the lat
ter.
Money to Lon en- automobiles
sterling Securities &c. inc, Fred II.
tross. Mgr. $50 Main ST. adv
I. v. Academy Of Music offers
suterior advantages to students of
piano, voice. pipe organ and dra-
matte art. 632 Olive. Phone 466J.
After 4 p. IN, 4G6W adv
Woman's Case Continued.-R
Williams, colOrcd, gave her true
zane aS Ruth Sherwood when "a.
raigncd before Judge Edgar 4.
tierVcY this morning charged with
fagrancY and asked the court thar
Sic be given until tomorrow morn
ing to enter plea. She Was released
Il short time following her arrest
under 500 bail The case was con
tinucd unt ii tomorrow a. Nioia.
monte, Il Mexican, was arrested with
tEc woman and is being held as Il
material witness.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30

! Care now open. Mer.
40c. Special evening
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30

Shampoo soc; Trims
SOC. Vera RCdri-
Hotel, No. II. Phone
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30
EWS BRIEFS
-From City and Comfy

Still. Deputy shcr-
raid yesterday on "a
a short distance from
pnch near a McXican
hey came away with
apacity about 80 gai
lantitv of liquor Rat
ahycnc on whom they
lc responsibility c.
lc deputies had been
he locality Of the
time. Tn" deputies
d were Pat Thaanum,
and and William BuIl.
ce. Edgar Bros. Real
] ro, Cal. COS Maia st.
adv
.. Is. 1014, oiled, at
.. Hardware Store.
adv
,er Takes Prisoner
the san Diego police
'rrivcd in El Centre
to take into custody
p, Il negro, of FL
I'd by deputy sheriffs
coast city. Sims is
burglary i'll the second
ding to Cody, Sims
or breaking into ::
lop or junk depot and
with a quantity Of
denies any know
affair but he will be
rtunity TO tell it TO
loan on Automobiles !
tiles Co, Inc, Fred |
E, GO Main st. adv
; Shampoo 50c; Trims
soc. Vera RCdi
; Hotel, No. II. Phone !
adv ,
Lrrested-Jon Damon, !
arrested in Calexico !
ernoon by Inspector
immigration depart !
will be taken to Los /
time, today where he !
Il deportation hear ,
was locked mp in the
nding removal TO Los
| Care now open. Mer-
40c. Special evening
adv !
! Still Alarm.-A still, ,
rcmcn 10 Clayton and ,
are store on Fltth !
lay ;t'ternoon.T The
nplctcly filled with
II fircmcn arrived hut
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30

loan on Automobiles
titles Co, Inc. Fred
E, GO Main st. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30

Money tG Lon en- hutomobiles
sterling Securities Co. Jnc., Fred II.
Gross. Mgr. $50 Main ST. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30

I V. Academy Of Music offers
suterior advantages to students of
piano, voice. pipe organ and dra.
matte art. 632 Olive. Phone 1868.
After 6 p. IN, 4G6W adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30

|ce. Edgar Bros. Real
70, Cal. COS Maia st.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30

.. Is. 10H, oil, 4, at
.. Hardware Store.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30

In any test OF "cigarette-class",
the "rowdy-blend" seldom stands
chance with the smooth and polish
ed performer.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30

Chickens Bought and sold Dress.
ed or addressed. Phone 9GG for
prices. 10s2 Woodward. as-
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30

Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
" Co., FL Centre, Cal. COS Mail ~.
Phone 100 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30

Nestle Circuline Permanants. Bar
bara Worth Beauty Salon. aSr