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Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18
EVEN RICE
HURT STOMACH,
SAYS GIRL

~ had indigestion 50 bad that !
was afraid to eat anything. Could
not even eat rice. Adlcrika has
done me SO much good that now |
eat anything. have taken a lot
of medicine but Adlcrika is the
best. '--Ardcnia Howard.
Adlcrika gives the system Il
REAL cleansing and brings out old
poisons which may have caused
trouble for long time. Unlike
most medicines, it acts upon BOTH
upper and lower bowel. just one
spoonful relieves GAS and takes
away that full, bloatcd feeling so
that you can eat better and sleep
better. Even if bowels move daily,
Adlcrika brings out much addition
al poison which you never thought
was in your system and which
caused sour. gassY stomach, nor
vousncss, slccplcssncss, headache
NO matter what you have tried fol
| your stomach and bowels, Adlcrka
will urpri0c YOU Clements Dru.
store and other good druggists. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
ENJOYABLE EASTER
PARTY GIVEN BY
ELSIE MITCHELL

The home of Mrs. d. o. Mitchell
at -. Commercial street was the
scene of Il delightful Easter party
Saturday afternoon W h en- her
daughter, Miss Elsie Mitchell. en-
trrtaincd her friends. Mrs G.. II.
Wright assisted Mrs. Mitchell in en-
tcrtaining.
Decorations were in keeping
with Easter and the afternoon was
spent in playing games appropriate
to the season. Beatrice McElhany
WAS winner in the rabbit contest
and Harriet Stafford won the first
priza i'll the egg contest.
After the games, refreshments
were served to the following guests
Frances Bagby, Ada Bes> Beynon
Lou Anna Cunningham. Mary Lois
Graves. Orlym Hartzcll. kath"rin,
Jouc, Thclma Jenkins. Beatrice Me
Elhancy. Trcola Mills, NeIta PEREZ
val. Harriet Stafford, Janet Tn
dcrwood. Barbara Lucille Wright
Barbara Aun Mitchell and Evelyn
Mitchell.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18
SUNRISE SERVICE
on DESERT DRAW S
LARGE ATTENDANCE

Beautiful and impressive Easter
Sunrise services. sponsored by the
Imperial County Federation Of We
men : Clubs. were held at five % :
clock yesterday morning on the
East Mesa. with 200 people attend
ing from various valley cities.
IN Easter address vas given by
Rev. :. l.. Jackson of HoltN ille.
Hcv. W. II. Moffat of Fl Centre and
Rev. NJ. II. Hudson Of Holtville as
sisted in conducting the service. IL
Guided III the program WAS a cornet
soio, The Holy City. given by
pr. Edwin O. Carter of FL Centre
and selection, God of the Open
Air. 10y Henry Van Dyke. The
latter selection was given by Nor
man Draton from memory and de-
liycred in an impressive manner.
special praise is given to the
Boy Scouts for the. efficient manner
IL which they helped those attend
ihg the service, in parking. Carl
Norforl and the boy scouts We're
also responsible for the erection ot
the l. foot gross which was erected
at the spot where the Sunrise scrv-
Ice WaS Leld.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18
STANFORD u. C..
BANQUET HELD AT
"A BARBARA WORTH

There was an attendance of about
% at the Stanford California dinner
at the Barbara Worth Hotel Satur-
day night. Lee Nuffer. president OF
the University of California Alumni
association in the valley. acted rs
toastmaster.
Returns on the Stanford Califor-
mia track meet and baseball game
We're read throughout the dinner
and DIR. r. G. Clcmons entertained
the diners with two solos. aecompan-
ia by Miss Julia FoncannOn.
1t was decided to hold another
j. nj college dinner next fall on the
sning of the Stanford California
football game; Earle q. Davis and
=. Jensen were appointed on the I.
c. committee. Henry Loud, presi-
dent of the Stanford Alumni assorl-
alton will appoint his committee to
serve at that time. The dinners
a1e for all men and women who arr,
graduates of either Stanford or the
University California and the
wires and husbands are also invit-
cd / 0 attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18
And
Huff Rematched

Jimmy huff and Young Sam
Langford are down for a return en-
gagement as the headliners on the
Brawley American Legion boxing
card tomorrow night.
Two weeks ago these scrapperS
went 10 round dead heat, putting
up one of the best scraps ever seen
in the valley. Langford figured he
should have had the decision, and
was somewhat pcevcd that he had
not put Huff away. 1t hurt his rep
utation up the coast and the black
boy demanded Il rematch. lie is get
ting it. Judging from their first
meeting. Huff is not in the least
scared by Langford's S impressive
record, which includes victories over
some of the best BOYS in the game.
He cloutcd Sam without the least
sign of respect in their encounter,
md is ready TO do his best for Il
Knockout tomorrow night.
This fight should draw the fans
better than Il molasscs barrel draws
flies.
Ronald Odell and Emanuel Thom-
IS are booked for the six round semi
final. Their names are not famrl-
ar, but the dope is that they know
thcir wares.
Benny King and Joe Birch are to
produce the four round special
went and Al Wiseman and Gus
Carter open the show.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18
MRS. AFFLERRAUGH
COMPLIMElNTED AT
PRETTY AFFAII,

Miss Frances North aud Mr..
Berniee johnson were heStesses Sal
urdav afternoon at the North home,
a 80 North seventh street at u
card party given in honor OF Mrs.
Tom Afflerbaugh, recent bride.
Five hundred waS The diversion
of the afternoon and the rrize for
high score WAS given to Mrs. Al Ra-
bincau while Mrs. Morrison Webb
received consolation prize. Tdc
guest of honor received I surprise
shower of gifts. Refreshments
were served al the close of the
games.
Those present at the affair wrre
Mesdames Al Rabincau, Morrison
Webb. Bill Ohmstcad, Bert furdy,
Cornelius Reed Tom Afflcrhaugh
Ruppert Snuffin, James Holcombo
Frank Smyers. and Misses BeckN
holland. Hazel C6settc. Edith kiuck
and the hoStcsses.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18
BANK ROBBER
ARRESTED HERE
DIES ON TRAIN

Death claimed Alien Il. Morford
arrested here three years age ON
: charge of bank robbery. shortly
after he was pardoned from San
Quentin prison Friday to 90 to his
home in st. Joseph. Michigan.
Morford was placed on an east
bound train leaving san Francisco
Friday night. He died on the train
at Elko. Nevada, early Saturday
morning.
Vt one time mayor of 81. Joseph,
Moriord was well respected in his
community. Contracting tubercu-
IosiS, he resigned his office ana
came west to regain his health. He
ran out of funds in san Diego. and
in Il fit of dcspondcncy held up Il
clerk in Il san Diego bank, using
an ammonia gun as a weapon.
He made good his escape and -
description Of him was forwarded
tc valley police. Chief Of Police
OsWalt, who at that time WAS on
Sheriff Gillett's staff. boarded am
east bound San Diego and Arizona
train at Scclcv, and recognizing
Morfor,l, placed him under arrest.
Morford pleaded guilty to bank
robbery and was sent to state :,
prison. His hearing WAS postponed
for nearly 4 year auc to his weak,
cHrd condition. At the prison She
greater part Of his time was spent
IN the hospital. The pardon was
granted last week to enable him to
20 home to st. Joseph t9 die but
death INTERVIEWED on the way.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18
MRS. PAUL COOLEY
GIVES PARTY FOR
PRIMARY CLASSES

Mrs. Paul Coglcy was hostess at
an elaborate Easter party given
Saturday afternoon at the Baptist
church for the primary department.
of which Mrs. Cogley is superin-
tcHdcnt.
The primary section was dccorat-
ed in attractive Easter colors and
designs, favors III keeping with Eas-
ter were given to the children.
Games entertained the little people
throughout the afternoon with pri.-
Is going to Marian Flanagan, Willie
Nell Mahancy and Russell Johnston.
After the games delightful refresh
nentS, CARRYING out the Easter mot
If were served.
Mrs. Ceglev was assisted i'll enter
tanning by Mrs. l.. \. Dunlap, Mrs.
Charles For>bcrg, Mrs. W. Wood
and Miss Pauline Poole.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18
M NARY SAYS
COOLIDGE CAN
BE- REELECTED

PORTLAND, Ore, .lpril ls.-lf
President Calvin Coolidge will As
sist in the enactment Of farm rrlief
legislation he can shattcr tn" third
term tradition and be- nominated
and reelected in 1928, according t"
United States Senator Charles l..
MeNary.
Oregon : senior senator. one of
the authors Of the McNary-llaugcn
Farm Relief Bill, which the prcsi-
dent vetoed. arrived home Sunday.
He spent the day visiting with
friends here and today was at his
farm home near Salem.
senator McNary expressed conf
dcncc that the problem Of farm re
lief would be settled.
''And if So he said, 1.-THE nom
ination and reelection Of President
Coolidge would be virtually as
surcd. -
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18
Son Files Suit
Against Mother

An amended complaint in which
john G. Dickinson seeks judgment
against Mrs. Elda Dickinson, his
mother, was filed at the county
clerk 's Jtfice this morning. In the
complaint the plaintiff charges that
he entered into q verbal agreement
with the defendant which resulted
i'll the purchase of lots i'll Calexico
and the erection of an apartment
house. He said that the defendant
agreed TO give him a one-half in
tercst i'll the property whenever he
desired to make application to her
for it.
The plaintiff charges that he has
made such application and that his
mother has refused to deed over one
half interest in the property to
him. He asks that judgment to
that effect be found i'll his favor
bv the court.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18
City Water Is
Found Safe

Any fear that - coup!o Of local
typhoid cases might have been duo
to drinking water, wcr" dispcllcd
this morning when Superintendent
McKibbcn Of the water department
received report from the Califor
MIA State Board Of Health, on sam
pies taken from tn" city water sup.
ply.
These samples were aualvzcd by
y. j. Sallc, chemist and bactcriol-
ogist of the bureau Of sanitary en-
ginocring, ana his findings APP
proved by &. G. Gillespie, director
Of the bureau.
Other samples were taken from
the tap 1T the ice plant and sub
jccted to the same analysis.
In both eases the report shows
the analysis indicate the city water
is safe for drinking purposes at
this time.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18
LOYAL TEMPERANCE
LEGION WILL HOLD
E CONTEST TOMORROW

The Loyal Temperance Legion
will hold its third silver medal or
ato-ical contest tomorrow after
noca at the Baptist church and
har invited all parents and friends
o. he L. T. l.. to attend. The or
ganIzation is non-denominatiunaI
and the contest is open to all who
care to enter.
Emily Coates was winner at the
last contest and many of those who
competed in the first two will take
part tomorrow.
Preceding the contest the regu-
lar meeting Of the Baptist Mission.
ary society will he held at the
church, the hour being two o'clock.
The meeting will be conducted by
Mrs. George Finley and the study
subject will be sBaptisi Missiouar,
in California.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18
SUPREME COURT
WILL TAKE UP
WATER DISPUTE
By United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, April lS.-Thc
United States Supreme Court today
decided to take up and consider
the legality of water power permit
holders limiting navigable waters III
an important California case.
The case was an appeal by the
Southern California Edison Conn
pany from Il state supreme court
decision forbidding the company to
gam up and store the waters of the
san Joaquin river.
The Edison Company, with a fed
cral water power permit and under
the authority of the State Water
Power Act, soA Aht to dam up the
stream and prevent both floods and
dry season low water Snnas
Brothers, owning 2S,000 acres of
land on the river below. obtained
2n Injunction on the ground that
the high flood stage of the natural
flow was necessary to bring water
TO their irrigation bitches
The state lower court, in grant
my the injunction, held the Cali
formia Power Act invalid. The
state supreme court affirmed the
decision. holding that the stream
WAS navigabIe to Il point above the
proposed dam and that therefore no
interference with the flow of waters
was justified. The lower courts al
SO held that shortage of water was
not Il legal "riparian owner use
Of the water The United States
joined the company in opposing the
Suit
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18
WHITE COLLARS"
TO, SHOW HERE
NEXT MONDAY

Manager Norris Of the Palace
theatcr announces one of the big
gcst scoops ever, ut his thcatcr for
the entertainment Of his patrons,
Through Mcikleiohn and Dunn. Will
known coast producers, he has Sc
cured their production of ''N hltr
Collars, which will be prcsertcd
~ the Palace thcater next Monday,
April %. The production is COM
posed of Il notable east of Broad
way stars. and is recognized as one
of the best assembled companies
that has ever played the suburban
cities. They have created sensa-
ton in their portrayal of the play
that has the entire country coiiared
and Manager Norris, seeing them
i,amcdiatelv entered into ncgotla-
tions to secure the show for his pa
irons. In the east are Hazel Cor
innc, leading ladH of much re
ncun. Alma Powell, James Donlar'
Fred Hargrave, Patsy Snowdeh,
Dennis Dunn, Cecil Drummond, ana
Marvon Aye, who played the orlgl-
nal rOlt OI Iltt'h NJ -
enc wear, while this play ram 1T the
Egan theatcr, Los Angeles.
..White Collars is one Of I'll.
brightest. mcrricst, elcNefest and
funniest plays of the American
stage. 1t has an unequalled record
10 It's name, having enjoyed III"
.t eight months at the Cort thcateE,
New York city, and thre" SoiId
wears in Los Angeles, during which
time j00,o00 people saw t ana
praised it, 1t MAS Proosaeea ono m 5. .
the direction of Anne Nichols, VINO
undoubtedly has another sensation
nj success to follow her Able :
irish Rose i'll the securing OF
,.Whitc Collars. The play has to
do with the marriage OF Il New lorN
millionaire. scion Of Il wealthy fam
iIv. Il hard working family, typical
Of the white collar class. The STU
alton offers hpst Of ,cintillati"G
lines and amusing situations and 1t
il play that viii De enjoyed by
every true Amcrican-it being Il
comedy taken from the authentic
version Of American life.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18
HEBER
Press S.aff Correspondent

Press san correspondent
The Easter services were well At
tended at the licbcr charge. y mu-
steal program and children : rccita-
ton; were part Of the evening serv-
Ice. Mrs. tirorgr Thompson acted
as accompanist during both SER,
ices.
Mrs. Laura Orr spent Easter On
the coast.
Nj. and Mrs. II. Z. Ware and Mrs,
NJ. Borden notorcd to san Diego
for Easter and n visit with rrla-
tigcs. Mrs. Borden 5 granddaugh
tcrs were there. having returned
from the vacation spent with their
parents at Long Beach, to re-cnter
college at San Diego.
W. G. Briggs Of Lubbuck, Texas,
and three friends arrived at thp
home Of his uncle, John Briggs. NJ.
Briggs, Mr.. McCartN, Mr.. Turner
aud Mr.. Mcrov viii drive to Long
Beach for their first view of the
ocean. These young folks expect to
STAY Uui west.
Hebrritcs attended the Chimes"
Mission in McXicali for the Easter
program. al meeting at the home OF
Err. Quentin Z. Roger aud cross
ihg the line cmmassc. Those at
tending were Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
JoneS, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ii. Gavin,
Mr. and Mrs. IIcrmon Woods, Mr..
and Mrs. Dick Chcsscr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Royal Ralph, Mrs. Roy Wom-
uck, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Dcmham, Mr..
Nathriuc Lyon and daughter, kath-
crime. Misses Helen and Olive Court
acv. aud Gubcl Hearst and Frank
buchanan.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18
CLUB WOMEN
PRAISE SWING
AND JOHNSON

Endorsement of the Swing-John-
>on bill. and praise for the work OF
senator johnson and Congressman
swing in its behalf during the past
six years, is contained i'll the fol
lowing resolution passed by the I'm
prrial County Federation OF Wom-
cn 5 Clubs:
Whereas. We realize the needs of
the great Imperial Valley and ap-
preciate every effort made for its
improvements; and
Whereas. We believe the Swing
johnson Bill when passed by Con
gress. will relieve those needs and
bring about great improvements;
therefore. be it rcsolved:
That the Imperial County FEEDER
alton of Women $ Clubs, i'll seven
tcenth annual convention assembled
on this ninth day of April, nineteen
hundred and twenty seven. extend
t. congressman Hiram johnson and
Phil u. Swing. cu-authors of the
Swing-IGhnS Bill. our heartfelt
Thanks and grateful appreciation
for their tirclcys efforts on It's b.
half in the siN years since its IN
ccption. aud more especially in the
last session Of Congress, and he Il
further resolved:
That ccpjc> Of this resolution be
scm to Congressman Ilis;m John
son and Phil u. Swing together with
Il pledge ot oue renewed allegiance
to the caas, Tor which they are
working; also be it further resolved
That Il copy of this resolution he
spread upon the minutes Of the fed
Grafton and printed in the valles
papers.
MARY +. MOEFORD. Prs.
MRS. Z. +. EYERSON, Sec.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18
No. 1895
No. 1895
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Superior Court of the Stat,
of California, in and for the

VI Sd4li VI ilie, LII dliu VI IuC
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, i'll
the office of the Clerk of the Sup
crior Court of the State of Cali.
fornia, in and for the County Of
Imperial, or to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers within said
time, to said Administrator, at the
law office of j. Il. Simpson, III
room %, Bank of Italy Building,
in the City of FL Ccntro, Imperial
County, California, which said Of
flee the undersigned, selects as his
place of business, in all matters
connected with sand estate, i'll said
county IF Imperial
Dated ami first published, this
4th day Of April, 1927.
THOMAS II )ORE,
Administrator Of TIE estate Of Dora
Moore, Deceased,
A 4 il Is % NJ 2
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18
Fred Denton Takes
Yuma Girl As Bride

Fred Denton Of FL Centre and
Wilbcrta Tucker Of Yuma were mar
rird yesterday al the home of hcN.
Monroe Low, Scclcy, last night at
$50. in the presence of a small
group of friends.
Those present were Fritz and
Dalc Denton, Luther Green. y. l..
Ray, Agatha Tucker and Fred
Turner. The groom operates 4 ranch
hear this city.
Following wedding trip Mr..
and Mrs. Denton viii make their
hnmr in El Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18
Former Residents Of
Ell Centre 4nnOliHce
Birth Of DuNgHter

Announcement is made Of the
birth Of Il daughter, Mabel Julia, TO
Mr. atd Mrs. Iirrbcrt G. Pink Of
l025 Forty Seventh street, Sacra
mcnto. ON April :.
Mr. and Mrs. Pink were formerly
residents Of FL Centre. the former
being connected with the Metro
politau Insurance Company. Mrs.
Pink. who was Miss Mabel Baslin.
was employed i'll the county audi
tors office.
The Pinks also have n on, Her
bert Baslin Pink, who is now two
and onc-half ycars old.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18
"Home Dyeing" Subject
of Home Department
Meeting at McCabe

Miss Orpha Miller announces that
there will be a meeting of the Me
Cahc Home Department next Fri,
day at the home of Mrs. Fred Sun
Strum just east of McCabe school
Eouse.
The subject Of the day will be
ID" Home pycing' and all women at,
tending are asked to bring problems
which have bothered them i'll dye
ing clothing and they will he solved
ut the meeting. In addition, Miss
Miller will do some actual demon
Strating in dye work at the meet
iNg.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18
Mss KATHERINE
TIRLEY HOSTESS
AT DINNER PARTY

Miss Kathcriue Turley. assisted
lay her sister. Mrs. X. e. Burke was
ho>tcs, at delightful dinner party
saturday evening, given in eelrbra-
tiou Of her birthday. Decorations
III keeping with Easter were used
III color schcme nt yellow and
I ink.
Guests at the dinner were Misses
Grace >odcn. Pearl Withcr-, HrIcn
WoodScn. Irene Armstrong; and
Mcssr,. Frank Maupin. Garland
Galaway. Robert Sheffield. Fred
Turner and William Peterson OF
l'nnnnH.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18
Restaurant Owner
To Face Charges

\ quantity of alleged intoXicat-
iug liquors and :. Nagahama, %,
Japanese. who conducts rcsiaur
ant at ~ Broadway, were brought
TO police headquarters last night BY
PatroImcn Van BrzcI and MrCaslin,
Nagahama was charged with posses
sion Of Intoxicating liquor, but was
released under $500 cash bail.
According to the PatroImcn bot
Ties were found hidden in boxes
and covered with rice. others were
wrapped up in clothing aqd hiddcn
in dresser drawers while sitIl other
BOTTLES were found in waste paper
baskets.
\ woman is said TO havc grabbed
u teapot as the officers entered and
made u dash for the sink. Van
Bczcl stopped her AS she was about
TO dump the contents. knocking the
containcr from her Eaud and sal
vaging some Of the liquid. 1t i,
said TO have contained tcquila.
Nagahama will be arraiSncd be
fore Judge IIervey tomorrow morn
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18
Arts, Crafts Section
To BE Entertained By
Mrs. Ruth Teepie Reid

Members of the Arts and Crafts
section Of the Women 5 Ten Thou
sand club are 10 be the luncheon
guests Of Mrs. Ruth Tccplc REID
on Wednesday at the club house.
The regular meeting of the see
tion will be held at O'Clock in the
morning and at the noon hour the
members will have luncheon. Mrs.
Reid has asked all members to be
present on that day.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18
Mr.. and Mrs. Mont Reid
Entertain informally

Mr.. and Mrs. Mont !. RciJ enter
tanned informally at an Easter
breakfast Yesterday morning. Their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs Is. NJ.
Gruwell and their two cliilircn. The
Gruwell children together with Bob
by and Betty Reid enjoyed an egg
hunt after which breakfast was
served.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18
FINE CHORUS GIRLS
ny United Press Leased Wire

ONALLE. Argentina, April 49,
Fifty pesos fine will be imposed
every time a chorus girl appears in
clothes too scanty or raises her leg
into the air. according 10 a measure
adopted bv the municipality here.
Action followed several perform
ances given at local theatcr by
review company now touring the
provinces.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18
.Hrs. HurIburt's Bible
Class TO Meet With
Nrs. Holiday Tuesday

Mrs. IIurlburt : Bible Class of
the Presbyterian church Will hold
it, regular monthly business and
Sccial meeting tomorrow at the
hcmc Of Mrs. :. =. Holiday. 81!
Olive street.
1t will be an all day meeting de
voted to the affairs Of the class and
II pot luck luncheon will be served
al noon.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18
FROST DAMAGE IN
SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY

FRESNO, Cal, Apr. ls.- Slight
lamage was caused by frost in the
San Joaquin Valley over the week
end.
The cold wave ccntercd in the
herman district, where the heaviest
damage was reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18
Methodist Ladies Aid
Will Meet Tomorrow

. The Methodist Ladies' Aid 50
cictr viii meet tomorrow afternoon
al 3:30 at the home Of Mrs. Rolli,.
Clark. about three miles south of
FL Centre. Members wishing trans
portation are requested To advise
) Mrs. i. -. t'oSS or Mrs NJ. j. Doud
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18
THE WEATHER

Los ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair tonight and Tuesday with
moderate temperature. Cloudy in
the morning.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Fair cast, cloudy west portion TO-
ui@ht aud T9c Ior moderate tcm
peraturc; moderate westerly winds
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18

Modoc county shccpmen have as
scsscd all sheep ! cent mead to aid
the fight ON coyotes. This raises
$500.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18
COLORADO GAGE

YUMA, Ariz., April lS.-Mean
daily gage heights in feet and mean
discharge in second feet of the Col
orado River at Yuma, Ariz., for
the week ending April Is, 1927.
n. l.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-18

The Mills Orchards has to date
shipped more than 220 carloads Of
lemons from Maxwell, Colusa coun-
ty.