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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-30
STOCK QUOTATIONS

Closing Quotations Furnished by
RICE g. COMPANY, Brokers,
929 G Ave. Phone lis
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-30
METAL QUOTATIONS

The average daily quotations for
copper, silver and New York lead as
carried by the Engineering and Mining
Journal for the week ending Sept.
%, are as follows Copper, 1902; Sill
yer, $3.50; N. Y. Lead, 6.26.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-30
FOR sALE-Furniture. 1907 goth.

FOR SALE, BOND OR LEASE-The
Silver Hill and Ell Aguaje properties
located is miles southwest of Naco-
zari, Sonora. For particulars write j.
A. Judah, Box 1856, Needles, Calf.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-30

FOR SALE-German pedigreed police
pup, eligible A. K. c. wolf gray dark
masks; six weeks old. T. N. Jewell,
Box 683, Warren, Ariz.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-30

FOR SALE Thousand fancy White
Leghorn pullets, also few Barred
Rocks and Reds. Quick Seed & Feed
Co., Phoenix, Ariz
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-30

FOR SALE-Mason jars, per dozen,
half pints 75c; pints, 85c; quarts,
csc; half gallons, SIPS. Posten- Arthur
Hardware Co.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-30
CATTLE PRICES HIGH

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 20 CP)-Grass
fat cattle reached new high level
today when Sd Kansas fed steers aver
aging 1015 pounds sold for $3.50 a
hundred pounds. This is the highest
price paid since 1920
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-30
LOST AND FOUND

STOLEN OR STRAYED from 722 18th
ST., little wildcat, Wednesday at
noon. Finder please return and re-
ceive reward
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-30

FOR SALE - Portable Victrola and
records, SIS. Sewing machine, $15..
Reed baby carriage, $40. 9O2 A Ave-
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-30

FOR SALE -Six-hole wood range with
warming oven. Al condition.
Phone 5O5-W 1122 11th st.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-30

FOR SALE -12x14 wall tent. r. c.
Arnold, 1851 18th st.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-30
las Daily Dispatch Classified and Leoa Paue
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

FOK SALE
$50 and 654 18th st. 4 room
adobe houses, terms like rent
each ............................... $4,000
926 9th Street-two story house
at --.----.-.-..-...--.-.--.--.--.-. S250O.UO
1850 9Th Streets 1-2 lots. cast
stone house, furnished $115O.0O
1922 7th Street-PlaStered house
and garage ........,.............$1050.00
14O6 29th Street-Good house,
$50 ft. lot ..S126O.OO
1911 18th Street-Five room
tile Plastered ............... $260O0O
1t will pay you to inspect these
offerings.
RICE AND COMPANY
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-30

FOR SALE - Modern 4-room brick
house and bath, lot 1O0xl90i feet,
garage and chicken she'd 1865 21st st.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-30

FOR SALE-30-3O rifle, AL condition.
Apply Roy Hiatt, 827 5th st.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-30
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Dandy furnished patching
quarters. 639 18th st.
Evening star., 1927-09-08
GIRLS UND WEAR,

GIRLS UND E r W E A X I,
broken assortment of princess slips
and combinations. Were SOC. 9So
Reduced to ................
INFANTS HAN ID M A ID E
DRESSES, long and short lengths.
Beautifully made. Were $l.0O 100
and $l.s0. Special, Friday at ~
BOYS SUITS, cunning little
styles. Roomy and comfortable.
Well made. Were $l.50. One 5
and two piece styles. Now.
BOYS SUITS AND CREEP
ERS, of excellent grade fabrics. Will
stand hard wear. We're $l.98 so
to $3.50. Now reduced to-.
CARTER'S SHIRTS, of fine
quality cotton. Long sleeves. Broken
sizes. We're SOC. Specially CSo
priced Friday at. .......... OO
Is DRESSES, daintily made
Of soft, lovely fabrics. Sizes
2 to 6. Were $5.95. Re. sC.e5
duced to
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1927-09-08

25 TOM BOY CREENIES.
(2s) Knickers, (2S) middies. Sizes
10 TO %. We're $l.98 each. Re- ST
duced to ...................
10 RAIN CAPES, assorted
sizes and colors. Broken sizes. 50
We're s4.95. Friday, special at.
2 WINDBR E A K E RS, l
orange and l tan. Slightly
soiled. Were S5.98. Re. .98
duced to
8 PRS. CORDUROY VEL
VET KNOCKERS, we'll made. In
blue and brown. Broken 80
sizes. Reduced TO ..........
2 GIRLS RAINCOATS. sizes
10 to IA. Tan. We're 1895. ST
Friday, special at.............
2 GIRLS RAINCOATS, size
Il. Cravanette raincoats. Were 50
S.. Reduced to .............
% GIRLS SL1P.ON SWEAT
ERS, with smart turtle collar. Nov
city stripes. Broken sizes.
We're $2.98. Reduced, Fri. .98
day, to ...................
Is SPRING COATS, in plain
colors and novelty tweeds. Broken
sizes. Attractively made. Well tai
lored. We're s7.98 to $40. Re. 50
duced now to
Is WOLFE DRESSES, large
assortment Of colors and styles. Some
lace trimmed. Some with slips to
match. All sizes. Were 1898 S1.S9
to s49S. Reduced to .......
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1927-09-08
II6-I5c Pr.
White Cups and
Soucers-Special
lOc pr.
Good quality White Cups
and Saucers, ideal for every.
day use-and surely big bar.
gains at this low price.
40 LICHT.CUT AUTOMO.

4o LICHT.CUT AUTOMO.
BILE VASES, complete with
holder. Were Soc. Special, CSc
Friday, at .................
SO PLAIN WATER TUM.
BLERS, of splendid quality
glassware. We're SC each. Re- So
duced to ..............2 FOR "
Is GLASS PERCOLATOR
TOPS, You will want to replace your
old or broken one. Were Sc Sc
each. Reduced to......2 FOR ~
So LIGHT CUT CHEESE
AND CRACKER DISHES, attractive
dishes of fine quality glass.
ware. We're 7sc. Friday, 40c
special, at .................
25 LICHT.CUT CRYSTAL
FLOWER VASES, a delightful orna.
ment for the home. We're 70c
25c. Reduced TO ....... AO~
SO COLORED GLASS
FLOWER VASES, a. colorful decora.
tion of clear glassware. Were 1SC
2ec. Special, Friday, at..... AO~
8 CUT GLASS VINEGAR
CRUETS. beautifully and artistically
cut. OF exceptional quality glass.
ware. Were $l.95. Reduced OSo
to ....... .................
S CUT GLASS PERFUME
BOTTLES, so popular now. Make
attractive dresser ornament. OEc
We're $l.50. Special, Friday at >ON
72 DESSERT AND TEA
PLATES, of lovely hand-painted Nip.
pom china. Were Csc. Re. 7So
duced to, each ........... OC
Evening star., 1927-09-08
JUNIOR SPORTS COAT

JUNIOR SPORTS COATS,
Winter coats in sporty styles. s9.9o
Were SIS. Reduced to-.
JUNIOR SPORTS COATS,
Winter weight. Smartly youth 7.95
full. Were sl4. Frid at...
II DRESS AND SPORTS
WINTER COATS, serviceable fabrics
and colors. We're Sle.95 to $3.50
$25 Friday. ................
5 SPRING TWEED SUITS.
Were SIS and SIS. Special SOS
Il DRESS AND SPORTS
WINTER COATS. Splendid fabrics.
Were s29.5O to $3.50. Re- 500
duced
7 WILL AND TWEED
COATS. sport and dress styles.
Were $3.50 to SIS. Reduced sQ.95
5 WILL AND TWEED
COATS. We're SIS and s35. s3.95
Special Friday at. .......... "
Evening star., 1927-09-08
90 BOYS SCHOOL SUITS,

90 BOYS SCHOOL SUITS,
s.piece suits Of serviceable mixtures.
Lined Knickers. Sizes lSto II $9.49
years. Were $4.95. Reduced to -
49 BOYS SCHOOL SUITS,
3-piece suits, in double-breasted styles.
Vest and long pants. Sizes 9 to $949
Is. We're $4.95. Reduced to =
q BOYS SCHOOL SUITS,
single and double breasted Apiece
suits. One long pants, lined knick.
ers. Sizes 9 to IL. We're SO
S7.95. Reduced to .......... -
Is BOYS SCHOOL SUITS,
Apiece style. Single-breasted coat,
vest and pairs lined knickers. Sizes
IA to II. Were $5.95. Spe. SO
cial, Friday at ..............
55 BOYS KNOCKERS, lined
and unlined. Serviceable cloth mix.
tures. Sizes 9 to Is. Were TOO
$l.29. Reduced to..........
go NOVELTY SUITS, MILDLY
and button.on styles. Sizes 8 400
TO s. Were 81. Reduced to /C
63 BOYS FALL TOPCOATS,
double.breasted m d els. Alpaca
lined. Mixtures. Sizes 2 to 9.
Were $S.9S TO s6.95. Reduced SO
Z FALL REFER COATS,
In four sizes, 2, ~, S and I. .95
Were 32.9s. Reduced to-. L
S ODD COATS FOR STOUT
BOYS, broken from suits. SO
Were SIS. Reduced to-.
80 BOYS ODD COATS, blue
scrges and mixtures. Brokers' from
suits that were $12.75 and SIS. $I.59
Reduced to ................
Street Floor
Evening star., 1927-09-08

TWO 9xl2 WOOL WILTON
RUGS, a most extraordi.
nary value! We're s85. sSO.75
Reduced to .............
ONE 9xl2 WOOL WILTON
RUG, attractively designed. SD
Was s92.50. Friday .....
3 REMNANTS OF CHE
MILE CARPET, 9foot width. Were
81 square yard. Special, Fri. .95
day, square yard .........
ALGERIAN FIBER RUGS,
size 9xl2. Were s35. Re- sO2.35
10 BACK BAY PORCH
RUGS, reversible rugs. Unusual in
design. Size 9xl2. Were s1C.95
$l695. Reduced to ......
10 WOOL FIBER RUGS,
size 8.3xlO.6; reversible. Wonderful
wearing qualities. We're S7.75
$3.50 to $l450. Reduced to
LINOLEUM REMNA n I S,
heavy inlaid linoleum, in attractive
patterns. Were $l.50 to $l.75. QE0.
Special, Friday, square yard. OOO
5 ADMINISTER HALL RUN
NERS, size 27xl5. Heavy
quality. We're sl9. Re- s13.95
duced to ...............
. ADMINISTER HALL RUN
NERS, size 27x15. Extra heavy
quality. Were Sl6.50. Re. .9o
duced to .................
Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1927-09-08
CHILDREN'S NET FROCK

CHILDREN'S NET FROCK
make delightfully."- dainty party Zoo
frocks. Were 81. Reduced to w
CALAIS VAL LACES. short
lot. One and two inches widc o.
Were l2l1sc yd. Reduced to, yd. ~
NOVELTY MOTIFS. NAV be
used for dress trimming. sofa pillows
and various fancy articles.
Were 25c. Now reduced to, 70o
edcu ..........
REMNANTS OF LACES
AND CEORCETTES. Our very best
stock of lovely lace and georgette
remnants to be reduced
y AND y OFF REGULAR PRICE
Street Floor
Evening star., 1927-09-08
Women's Shoes at
Savings Friday

13 PRS. WOMEN'S PATENT
LEATHER PUMPS, ankle.strap mod.
els with square toe. Broken $ As
sizes. Were $40. Reduced to -
u PRS. WOMEN'S PATENT
CENTER.STRAP PUMPS. mostly
narrow widths. Were $40. Sc AS
tCuuCCu W
II PRS. JUNIOR GIRLS
PATENT STRAP PUMPS. narrow
widths; "a to 8. We're Sc. As
Now reduced to .........
l3 PRS. MISSES OXFORDS
AND STRAPS. Broken sizes from
1lE2 to 2. Were SIS. Reduced II As
Second Floor
Evening star., 1927-09-08

DO YDS. SILK AUSTRIAN
CLOTH, 40 and 50 inch widths. For
shades or bedspreads. Splendid quail.
ity. Was $3.50 and So. .25
35 YDS. BLUE STRIP E
AUSTRIAN CLOTH, 40 inches wide.
An excellent quality, attractive cloth.
Was $l.7s. Friday, special. QSc
SECTIONAL PANEL, ideal
for sash curtains. Was $l.25. OSc
Reduced to, section. OO
REMNANTS of creto n n e,
marquisette and voiles. Attractive
drape materials. We're s5c 1Sc
to SOC. Reduced to, yard. AON
COLORED CAS- E NJ E. Mt
REPP, suitable for draperies. 50
inches wide. Various colors.
Was $2.25. Now reduced to. 00c
VELOUR, figured and en-
bossed. 50 inches wide. Was
$3.50 to s5.eS. Friday. spe. rs
cial, yard ..................
RAYONS FOR DRAPER
les. 36.inch width. Cayly eolored
with delightful sheen. Was QOo
75c to $l.25. Reduced to, yd. 0>N
10 SETS BROWN VELOUR
WINDOW DRAPES with Dutch val.
ance. Will harmonize with
almost any color scheme. OQo
Were S2.95 ............... /OO
Is TUSCAN WEAVE PAN.
ELS. with fringed ends. Were 00o
sl.10. Reduced to ....... O<N
ODD PAIRS CURTAINS.
good looking curtains; velour. We're
sl.s0 to $2.os. Reduced to OQc
PAIR ....,s...
Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1927-09-08
White EnameIed
Bread Boxes Are
Reduced!

Splendidly made bread boxes
of heavy white enamel. Several
sizes. At greatly reduced prices!
$2.25 Bread Boxes. .Sl.49
S2.49 Bread Boxes. ..... .Sl.69
S2.75 Bread Boxes. 80. Sis
S2.98 Bread Boxes. -. .Sl.9o
S3.75 Bread Boxes. 80. .S2.49
$3.95 Bread Boxes. ..... .S2.49
S4.75 Bread Boxes. 1926
Sl.49 Bread Boxes. Csc
ST Bread Boxes. ......... .69c
FLOUR CANISTER, 2O-lb.
capacity. Attractive white en-
amel finish. Was 81. Re- FOO
Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1927-09-08
Infants 81 and
SIPS Gertrudes
79c

Infants Han d m a d e and
Hand embroidered Certrudes.
Beautifully made of splendid
quality muslin. Long and
short lengths.
Evening star., 1927-09-08
100 Girls 81 Wash
Dresses
Reduced One Half
SOC

Dainty prints and gingham
materials in any number of
attractive styles. Adorable lit
tie frocks for the first months
Of school. Sizes 7 o IA.
Evening star., 1927-09-08
$2.98 Lace OUer-
blouses-Choice
$l.95

Attractive lace overblouses of
all.over Margot lace-or net
and lace combination. Snartly
made.
Evening star., 1927-09-08
1O2 Boys 79c
Blouses Are Re-
duced for Friday
40c

Cunning little blouses. white
Oxford style. Collar attached.
Sizes Z 10 l6. A remarkable
value!
Evening star., 1927-09-08

9 RENCO BELT CORSETS,
l, size 26; size 35: 6, size
36. We're Sc. Friday, spe. sC.95
IA RENCO BELT CIRDLES,
8, size %; 3, size 35: 3, size Sc: 2,
size 81; 3, size 38. Were Sc. $O.95
Reduced TO .......!.........
Second Floor
Evening star., 1927-09-08
III Women's
S39.75 to S49.75
Winter Goats
Choice
$23

Smart coats of fine needle
weave fabrics with silk crepe
lining and soft, luxurious wolf
or fox collars and cuffs. In
neutral colors and black.
Evening star., 1927-09-08

20 KIDDIES' STA MPED
PANTY DRESSES, made of good
quality ginghams. Sizes 4 to 6 years.
Were $3.50. Now reduced QOo
62 SANITAS KITCHEN TA-
BILE COVERS. Stenciled in colors.
Were $l.45. Friday, special QOC
at ...s...s.......,.,. ....sss
Third Floor
Evening star., 1927-09-08
100 Yds. S1.69
Brussel Stair
Carpet, Reduced to
85c yd.

A splendid, g.wearing
carpet that may be used equal.
ly well for stair or hall. The
27.inch width.
Evening star., 1927-09-08
rs $9.95 Sport
Dresses, Reduced to
$3.95

Well tailored, sporty dresses,
attractiyely styled. In splendid
assortment of colors. A bar
gain, indeed!
IA DRESSES, attractively
styled, in many lovely colors.
were $l6.5O. Reduced $6.95
lO
Evening star., 1927-09-08
Member the Fami
the Sehop Early and Saue
40 $3.50 and $6.75
Velour Sets
$2.95

Rich looking sets Of fine
quality velour. With valance
to match. Just the thing for
Fall and Winter drapes.
Evening star., 1927-09-08

Second Floor
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-23
Reveals
Strikes on Wane
In Arg entina

wv Nt1Su iresS Leased Wire
BCENOS AIRES, Aug. 23.-A
total of 1,l79,762 workers went ON
strike IN Argentina during the last
ten years, according to government
statistics. Wages lost due to the
l,42l strikes that took place from
1917 up to 1927 totalled 1923 go
paper pesos, or $33,549,549.
OF the total number of strikers
during the last decade, 1882 POI
were men, S9,219 were women, and
the remaining 38.2S2 were minors of
both sexes.
The greatest number Gf strikes.
36I took place III 1919. and the
smallest number s., took place III
1926. In 1919 total of EOS 967
workers were affected and in 1926
only 49,.
The decade ; total Of l .42l strikes
were declared for tAe following
reason Wages, 6l7; organization.
52S; questions of hours, 60 un-
satisfactory conditions, 81; and
miscellaneous, l29.
Garment workers declared the
largest number of strikers In any
one trade. these affecting sol ,l0z
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-23
PERSONALS

T = Taoiar : srend.nr a few
ta~e IN los Angalos
Mrs W G Costello left thie
morning far P'rars,'- who're she
rill ioir hnr fa-her Harry " Han.
-oo"d f,r % tim t. IN" National
Dark aod VII later % Ia East Me-.
mort, rcnaininr there until the mud
H. + 0artemf"~
Miss Peggy Hovison is snau5;q7
- vacation with her mother In San
DIEGO.
Attornev Ernest r Ctlrv is In
Los Angeles N business tr.p.
JUDI" FardFll r Perkins IF.
last night for San Diego where h.
was n ioin Mrs Perkins. They
will then 90 70 San Pedro t. meet
the Judge g mother who Is pvperte /
70 arrive This week from Honolulu.
Attorney " 7. Wilson OF Rraw-
lev was in Fl Centre today on busi-
qess
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-23
SACCO-VANZEITT PAY PENALTY
PROTESTING THEIR INNOCENCE
(Gorti uucd from Page Onc)

G or tlnucO trom farr ohc)
have done.
81 am innocent Of all crimes.
not only of this one but all.
- am an innocent man.
II wish to forgive some people
for what they are now doing to
ME.
The earnest. broken English we>
followed by brief profound sill
euee.
Then the warden 5 arm raised In
the signal to the electrician
Nanzetti was pronounced dead at
1926 4. m.
The triple execution was over be.
fore the dav was half an hour old
The hundreds Of police and troon~
who with their bavonets pistols
and fire hose had guarded the pris.
on against an INTERRUPTION in the
business of execution, began to dis
peTse.
Attorney Weeps
Nichael Angelo Musmanno. the
Young Pittsburgh attorney who ha5
directed the dramatic fight of the
last two weeks to save Sacco an ,
Nanzetti came from the warden )
office He had sat there for 3
dreadful half hour bowling his heq3
ana weeping like a child when tlc
matter of fact voice of the an
nouncer told newspapermen of the
'Necutlons within the death cham
Der.
Soon after I a, m, the bodies
We're brought out and placed in an
ambulance
Under heavy escort the ambulance
moved to the city morCue. where an
autopsy had to be performed before
relatives could claim the bodies.
Warden Hendrv, heavy set Scotch
nan, was pale rs he sat in the cor
r'dor before his office and told r
United Press reporter what he had
seen.
Nanzetti shook hands With me-
before he went, he said "ITe ba.
strong grip-as strong rs mine e,
Everything went well-it went
little quicker than the executions
Of the ear barn bandits last winte~
YOU know. the warden continue
- Yes. I think II went better than
the car barn observation-disclosures
as good.
The men were not excited Sac
60 appeared a little exrited-but
that was his natural manner.
Madeiros didn t say anvthin7
Nanzetti made speech. But Al
We're quiet when the curren. "
turned on. Nanzetti had finished
what he wanted to say before =
timn came
None of the witnesses seemed
upset in any way.
Mr.. Musmanno made a person.
snreal to me to DELAY thu cv,.o
tions I couldn't do tlat-T did, g.
have the right to do that. r.
wash { for me to decide "
The warden rose. and turned ,.
ward the door connecting with =.
own home itself part % -
rambling rrison structure.
Guess We got to get a bit =
eat, he said
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-23
Brilliant Golf
BY Bobby Jones

MINTKAHDA CLUB. Minneapo-
lis Mimi. Aug 23.-Bobby Jones
PLAYING the greatest Golf of the sec
ond day of the national amateur
championship. burned up the Mini
kahda course on has outward Jour
ptv II the second qualifying round
today.
Jones was out in 81, four strokes
under par Three brilliant brides
in row, from the third to the fifth
holes gave the voungster from At
lanta who is fighting t. wtn back
the amateur crown Ia add to his
other honOrs, a long head start on
par
Bobby after one Of the creates
shots Of his career l. get par from
tie first after beng IN & hllock
with a hanging lie. took par on
the second and then began to bat
out kIs brides
On the short third, the Albanian
failed to reach the little green with
has mashie and was on the rough on
a down slope
Keeping the mashie in hand he
walked up and chipped the ball IN
to the cup st the newt hole he
PLAYED q long spoon shot T. thG
edge Of 4 trap near the green, and
then VIII a mashie ElbhcE ndde 4
wonderful recovery. chipping de-
TO tie pm and getting t's hlrd
four
At tie fifth Bobby was stymied
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-23
Silk "Skypiece"
Is Cooler Than
Hard Straw Hat

SPRINGFIELD, H. Aug p. =
The brow Of a man wearing a hard
straw hat gets two and three,tenths
degrees hotter on sultry summer
lav than the brow Of a. man wear
lnp tan silk hat, the government
meteorological here has found after
exhaustive tests.
Under the supervision Of c. }.
Root, the local weather bureau head
who devised the experiment, 3
1roup of men were equipped with
iats OF caps of different styles
which they wore IN the hot sun for
several hours. The temperature I'm
der the headgear was then taken
and 1t was found that the heads
under hard straw hats registered
q2.3 degrees while heads under tail
silk ones showed only 500 degrees.
Other types Of hats and caps and
the underneath temperature, as
recorded by Root follow
Soldiers cap 500.
Cloth cap GAL
Soft felt hat 1917.
Soft white straw or Panama n =.
The derby was not tested
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-23
C0Iored Physician
TO Locate Here

Colored residents Of Ii Centre to
day gave hearty welcome to Dr
Il. y Inehram. who has come t,
this city to practice medicine q
mong has people. and will also eX
end his services to tolorrd people
n other valley cities
Or inehran Is q young man. q
graduate OF Northwestern Univer
s.ty ana recently completed hi.
course As inferno at the Provident
hospital III Chicago HIS home Is III
san Bernardino, but he Will locate
permanently III tins city.
The Young physician was induced
to come here by leading residents
Of the East sid, and he has been
gwen assurance OF then support.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-23
Tuesday, August %, 1927
viii be held at McArtlur, Shasta

VIII be held at McArtilur, Shasta
county, in September.
Arbuckle, Colusa county, this year
dried l25 tons of apricots and ship
ped $40 tons green.
The airplane fare on the mail fly
crs between San Francisco and Los
Angeles is $45.
The fourth annual rice day will
be celebrated at Oroville, Butte
county, in early September.
Strict quarantine measures stamp
ed out recent outbreak OF hog
cholera in Siskivou county.
In Weed, Siskiyou county, II
places are under paddock by prohi-
bition agents, to remain closed for
one year.
A - year old boy at Vashon,
Wash, bought 20 pheasant eggs and
raised l6 pheasants.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-23
SEELEY

NIJ 100 sStiil toIA GopJluEUtJ
SEELEY. Aug 23.-Thc Ladies
AID Of Seeley Union church gave an
ice cream social on Friday Of last
week which notted them the sum
of $3.50.
Mr. and Mrs Ferguson went 70
/ Lagana mountains Friday to attenl
the opening Of the Shriners new
club house which has recently been
completed
Paul Pntchett Is leaving today
for 10 days vacation in Los An.
geles, He IS accompanied by has
mother, who has been spending the
summer with her son
Judson Payne returned last night
from six weeks vacation spent
IN Laguna mountains and il LIS
Angeles
elem Davies is moving stock
from his ranch TO Calexico.
Mrs. Byron Difani and daughter
MISS Pauline, are in Riverside Wis
itlng with relatives and friends
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-23
Joiner Arrested
Despite Defy

According to police d. T JOINER,
~ Of Brawley, just wouldn be
taken alive and There WASH t a
policeman in the vanev t4at could
arrest him
But this morning joiner a former
member of the Brawley police staff,
was cooling his heels as a guest of
Sheriff Giilett while an lnyestiga
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-23
NEW ORLEANS, Aug, 23.-The
-UItvn market closed firm.
Declare Food
Strangled Boy

GkCEIl IL, Cal, Aug. 23.--Csri
haumer, three year old child. who's,
body was found floating IN a well
~ the Garden Ranch near here, dj1
lot meet death by drowning but by
,;rangling from 4 mouthful Of food.
This was the opinion expressed to-
lay by pr b. G. Epperson and de-
putty coroner William NJ. Thomas.
Who examined the bodv
The chld : mother found the BODY
floating III the water at the well,
rt'r' tn Youngsters had gone for
a drink. No water was found IN it,
"ngs at the coroner : examination
80 inquest will b. held,
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-23

persons. Next in order were trans.
rortation and communications work
ers with 222 strikes affecting
29o ,93l persons Third came the
metal trades with 100 strikes affect
ing 1898 workers.
OF the total of 1,421 strikes, 3Sl
were won outright by the strikers,
2l7 were settled by compromise, and
S2l produced no results for either
side.
From a detailed study of the
figures of the decade under con
sideratiOn, it can be noted that
strikes are on the wane in Argen-
tina. Thus, 993 strikes affecting
So2,S3S men were declared during
the second five year period.
The following table represents
the number of men affected by
strikes 1urinr the Inst five -oors,
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-23
COTTON MARKET

Nv United Press Leased Wire
NEW YORK, Aug. 43.-The cot
IN market closed 80 10 70 points
higher, Spots PHO cents.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-23

Modoc county last month tested
$50 COWS, If which 81 averaged
more than ~ pounds If b4ttertat
and one gave - pounds
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-23

I. A. KING, Fruto, Glenn county,
has sold all his dairy herd Of IS
COWS to VIII Teeter.