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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18
ROTTEN NESS IN
CITY HALL SAID
NOT POLITICAL

There's something rotten IT. the
hEp~EEFHlie city hall
AEEs-4LElalstratlon forces hint
as pc4HacEs city nall empiores
aEslzt nG z or more oefunct
Ealk.
Aheg are unanimous IN admit
ting as theFe. that RI presence
- Eagklg obnoEioGz and ITS re-
U1FEi hEkly desirable
Ang haA employees explain that
a Tea neeAE aEe sDmecne poison
- the E3ts aEoEnd the cts mar
Ert-a r0utIne duty which is per-
40rmeG NheneseF the Fodcnt pep
gA44ttnn shUEs BnrIcatlDnE ~ eG-
neectEx conventional proportions.
Ine hran1 Of poIEon USED guar
zr1ees b FATS All leave the house
trtorf rhrE ce- AZ haE Rerkec ~
Frue<1zor en- several occasions.
nlt the AAst t1me N or more rats,
&1fh ahom home les Nere stronger
tAAn th~ urge tur crink. cecidec 70
stag NnE the ship.~
3heF AtzEe1. ard tberefrom
ARISES the a4ily complaints 81 those
$50 are compelled - Nork efght
ha0rs q Gay Enoer ceu1itlpnF mere
DcuruGE tnAr pheasant
-nerfk 10 politics az
ten sta that o1or. IT'S rata" "A
the Nag sne ~ Ghe rltv nal en-
plpEeF summed I'D the sst1ntion.
Anc II any Pied Piper a HMmiin
NnIi1 snpW - lu bsU~nsrilic az
rrls EsMe NJ rcEi6 command any
SALARY red. even In IL EzE
ne1essAfE a. vote q bond 20 raise
~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18
Doctor Found What is Best
for Thin, Constipated People

As n family doctor ~ Monticello,
ILLINOIS, the whole human body. not
any small part Of Il. was Dr. Czld-
wells practise. More than half his
calls ON Uonsen. children and
h@AaeG 1heF are the ones most Of
Ten SICK But their illnesses we're
usually If a. minor nRiure-cnlds.
fesers. headaches. biliousness-snd
ali ~ them required hrst u thorough
evacuation. They we're constipated.
In the c0urse Of his ~ years prao-
tee The WAS graduated from Rush
Medical College back lin 1871. he
found 3 good deal of success in such
eases with . prescription 81 his oWR
containing simple laxative herbs
with pe1@in- in Isa2 lie decided 10
ue this formula in the manufacture
of . medicine 70 be known - Dr.
Galdwell'E Syrup Pepsin. and in that
year his prescriptions vas first placed
Dn the market
The preparation immediately had
a. great d ucres in the drug stores
as i PREVIOUSLY had IN his private
practice. Nov, the third genera
fion 10 using iL Mothers are giving
IL 70 their children who were given
n bv their mothers. Every second
~ the working day someone some
where 10 going into q drug store 20
6uy IT, Millions az bottles Of DR..
CaidEeii's Syrup PePsin are being
nse1 q scar.
Its Ersat sncness is based on merit.
On repeated hnFing, on one satisfied
nser telling another. There are thou
SANDS of homes in this counfry that
arr BeEer without q bottle ~ Or.
tahEzAlis Syrup RsPsiRs hn1 20
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18
MARKET MAN
URCESSTUDY
OF ACREAGE
- a. N. Specialist De-
llivers Address 10
Farmers nj School
House I'm l. Feria


"A FKElA. gnn- M-EnfzI fhe
wsllFT En&nn q stacy a. nerenrsr
nsmR Finmzme a. nthar frnrk rrpm-
aMg mrrHnrH - the EnHaak States
fNzrR - erase danger ~ o~EeFprpnnc-
NuN ~ aAa KnFionE rrpgz FrnsE acre
Sc nnnnsNman8 i@m Rrinea.
#kB AZ Eha ruEstznxinx fart re-
pm@am6 hene Lest nRh3 hy J. T. CFnm-
f~Nes mmrkEt rK@eArrh fpeciRltet -
A. A. 80 NGlAemM. mho opeDeN a Sc
FmB - fnnr zaiks aleng rRe same
afaR 90 - 6efsnNFnE sn fhe Waller.
~ "a - HpeEk ct LDf Presses ct
a. MnonMnGaF. a the nhnrt
rnDrHa ~ Mereeces mt 2 3 n ThErs-
MeT Am3 - fFnnaE ne narne place ~
M&@aAwe ea1xrF get ~ ba Rnnorncet.
A. AarEK rxpmH Gmzhera& Rt fhs
sFheA4 kenas hexr fcF xns tzk
Al ~ FEnnmr mr ard Shipping
N~nERNm4leH te ehe mnrketE a. Tie nA-
GAnm - haxher ir ehe kaiAeF thar
An mEAer serzanma. ne Enies and the
MENmGea4 ~mnNMmEmNm ~ fhR Mec1Ann NJ
rhs MhaiHT e. snppiF frrsh STAFF
mATm m4AN< nemteKs LASS nztF rpl1
E1nEMRm RaprtAxE - otfer-
- MAfEhEmg Gha arnezEs SEEING
Nimnta1 - nEhE~ nertiemx a. NarsoEs
NeKaEmkina m wiM he paksihle 20 find
NnasW nnnFkN1n &C. bNlaRpes- ~Ihe n
fmFmnfinH nne6ee ~rnnnexniEw other
Ef~~s@E 5000 GAA h& "pt@1el
2nsM HNAA@AM E@Aemrnf fNp
net fheFN haze - - eonrer-
90 mMHanmmnt 90 ahe arfenEN ~ be
WAnHta ~ Sc AatifF nefere thiE IN
fmwmmAamm raM - MaEd EucceEsfEl-
81 - naaA
ME Ar@w4@rc mAk
HHrNeg 81 80 AMAey r. H. ~ 70
ErnAMnE @91Kn&Aea are nAhs1 e. De
RnNpltG 81 1nH1 tEk1s<EN<A~n- Sc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18

The board Of directors or the Los
Fresnos district have organized for
the ensuing year with Clyde Tancy
as president and r. d. Box. seere-
tary. The board has two new men,
bers, Francis Smith and +. ID. Box.
the old members being Clyde Tandy,
William Cabler and George kretz-
Tentative plans fer watering the
MISUNDERSTANDING tract of approx
imately 1000 acres east cf the Los
FreSnoS district were discussed. Two
propositions are being considered
10 take the lands into the district or
to supply water upon a cost plus
basis.
VI. H. Conrad. engineer on the Ru-
therford- Harding development. APP
peared before the board and present
ed tentative plans for the proposed
irrigation system. Definite action on
the project will probably be taken AZ
the next meeting
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18

CORPUS CHRISTI. JRn. 1Rs-0ffi-
rials Of the South Texas ChamnsF
Of Commerce wili cooperate vita tia
state IRE insasanss ssplrs@sns IN
fire prsvsnticn rcmmittssn TN every
city and town In the tsrritsry Gar
inE the coming year according 90
Kay Leeman. manager Of the organi-
ration.
Lesman declared that when the
state Insurance. c0mmiEsiun refused
tks applications of Insurance. eam-
paniss fer ~pernisrion e. Increase
their rates last year. thu South
TEXAS Chamber Of ccmmaFcs rlsdR-
ed to aid fhe state insurance com
mission I'm their plans fer fire pre-
vention.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18
Health Train Is
Due Here Feb. 4

Pians for the arrival Of the
state board Of health and MisHouri
Pacific railroad here fer a short
visit Feb. a. are being formulated
under the direction 81 DR.. Ernest
Prothro. director ef Cameron county
health unit.
Arrangements are being made Go
have all clubs. sehoel ekildren and
church crg~anirAticns attend i'm q
body, during thu hours IL will b In
the city. Special health TALKS will be
given the various groups By some of
the leadizE health experts on the ma
ton. who are making the trip witA
the ear.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18
FL Jardin Water
Board Organized

The board ar directors Of the III
Jardin ate district met and can
vassed the returns from the district
election on January 10. J. r. Gra-
ham. q. II. Hunter. W. vi. Huffman
Jr.. ". A. Walker and F. J.. Wells
were declared elected. Wells being
the only new member on the board.
II. .. Wells vas elected president
for the ensuing year and ". II. Huff
man. Jr. was elected secretary. Dir.
Huffman was unable 10 attend the
meeting and appointment ~ N mana
ger was deferred until all members
on the beard could h. present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18

BnfnFe me. the undeFaiKHr "a anu
thcritx. On this day personAlly az
peared I'LL NJ SideriuK. knnwm to ma
10 - tke psrson whose h4me - 80
SrFihsa to the foregoing inatFumrnt
ard acknowledged t. me- that 10
executed ghr Rms for re pHrpaaa
ard eenaideratio4s thereia express
Cd
Gives under ny had and seal ~
office this the eth dAy w January.
A. n. IRA
Belle IA. Pierce. Notary Puh-
l. im and for famarun
County. Teas
a. 50
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18
Delay Opening of
New EIks Home

MERLEDES JRn- fR-Dediustlon
~ Ehe new Elka honne and the
inikiaxfaE scheduled for Friday haze
tsern pnztPnne6. H. ~ haeer. score
tary ~ ~ lo6Rf stated Tae1dRy.
The morkrneR wlii t. Hnable - haEe
thf interier compieted hF Friday
and tire poKrPsnrnenr Eas MADE
m~HrNx3AFE.
No cate for fhe de2rntiDn has
hnnn MADE hgt GranG Exaited Rnlrr
aakw MIR sill - unEbAe &c 10
pEnAeEls hasrr STATED
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18

become licensed dealers affiliated
with the association. and 10 open the
membership roll 10 any growers who
may desire 90 become members with
oct solicitation. the second named
committee TO meet at their earliest
convenience and prepare a form Of
charter and bylaws suitable for the
purpose. 70 be submitted to this
body at the next general meeting
for adoption or revision"
Outline Membership
A committee On membership and
organization. consisting Of O. A.
KohIberg Of McAllen, Louis Witfe
of San Benito, and /. R. Stahl 81
Neslaeo. vas ~appointed BIZ the
chair. and after comforting recon
mended that the shippers Of each
town he solicited as associate mem
bers. and that both shippers and
growers he instructed to carry on
the work 81 organization with all
possible vigor in their respective
communities. They urged that all
possible publicity be given the
movement. and that every effort be
made 90 nave "A representative at
tendance Of growers and shippers
NNNN MA hNHA Wa
in Mercedes, Thursday night, Jan.
.Ia.
After discassioh Of the report the
chairman was delegated to appoint
representatives IN each community
with instructions 70 have a full
representation present from their
respective communities Thursday
night, and named the following:
CleFe Tandy. Brownsville: Joe Yoe-
mans, Rio Hondo; Nose Morris. san
Benite; sam shannon, Harrington:
Frank Chastain. Santa Rosa; s. C..
Traholi. La Feria; E- W.. Davies,
Mercedes: George Hackney. Wes-
lace. Robt. Holloway, Donna. v. M.
Bruff. Alamo %. j. Anderson,
Pharr; ~. VI. Eubanks. MrAllen: r..
Y, Sproal. Mission; Joe Byrnes, Ed
couch and Elsa.
Would License Shippers
Discussion or organiza-
tion plans indicated that the aSso-
citation will follow the general plan
Of the Valley Potato Growers AssD-
citation IN licensing shippers. The
question az 10 what shippers would
be eligible 70 associate membership
GNNE GEH AANA ~ was AHAMA&1 MMA
that the bylaws would aut0matical-
M exclude such shippers as did net
fiji the requirements set ~ the
growers Daily conferences between
growers representatives aud iicens-
I'd shippers would h. one NJ tire fea-
lures 81 the organization. and IL
Was proposed that the have
full power IN fixing prices and the
margin nf spread as Is now done
hv the Colorado cooperatiyes and
the California Walnut Growers as
ISOLATION
The committee on charter and by
Laws met al the office OF =. A.
Boyce ~ Donna NJ noon Wednesday
and announced that the charter and
bylaws would be completed ard
ready fer Submission - the general
meeting Thursday night
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18
TIE STATE or TEXAS y.
COUNTY 0F CAMERON

BefoFe me. the undersigned a.
thnrify. On thfE daE personally en-
pezred W.. z. Kerr ard Ms Geneva
Miller ta frme SHlel knuum tu me
70 ke the person ~hose nafne - Sab
ArFibed t0 the foregoing I~EAlrImHht
ard arkEos lodged a. ne that thsy
executed the KRnM fer thH F4rHaSfA
and eonaidsrations tkerein expressed
Given undaF mv hard and seal We
offiee this the sth day ~ JanaArg.
AL i'd. 1924
n. " Watson. Justice ef the
Peace ar luHtiraA Precinct
Ne. Z ard Ex-0ffscio Notary
Public ih and Cor CAmerea
Ceuntys Texas.
a. SD
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE
A OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF CAMERON

N0AAA1
THE STATE or TEXAS
COUNTY or CAMERON
TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED
IN CONSTITUTING CAMERON
COUNTY DRAINAGE DISTRICT
NUMBER FOUR ca. IN GAMER
ON COUNTY, TEXAS, WITHOUT
CHANGE OF NAME. A CONSER-
WALTON AND RECLAMATION
DISTRICT, GREETING.
You will take notice that hereto
fore, to-wit. on the TIN day Of Janu-
AIRY, "A. ID. 1875, there vas filed with
me as County CLERK and Ex-Offiei0
Clerk or the COMMISSIONER Court Of
Cameron County, Texas. a petition
for constituting Cameron County
Drainage District Number 4. without
change ~ name. into q Conservation
and Reclamation District.
"A true copy or said petition. TO-
Eether with the signatures thereto
folioWs.
PETITION TO FORM coNsERvA-
TIOA DISTRICT.
In Re Cameron County Drainage Dis-
trict Number -Four.
To the Honorable Commandments
Court of Cameron County. Texas
The undersigned being mere than
one-third on the freehold resident
citizen taxpayers Of Cameron Coun-
~ Drainage District Number -Four
90 There being less than seventy
five freehold resident citizen taIpay-
erS in said District on behalf Of said
district and the property holders
thereof respectfully represent that
the interest or said District and all
concerned in IL will be pFoaoted b.
constituting such District a cOnseryA-
ton and reclamation district Ender
the provisions Of an Act cf the 4th
called Session Of the 35th Legislature
entitled IAN Act 10 make effective
the provisions Of Section - Of Ar
ticle rs of the Constitution. pro-
viding for the creation Of Consersa-
ton and Reclamation Districts. and
providing that any Water Improve
ment District. Drainage District. or
hvee Improvement District organ
ized or ~ he organized en- defined
Districts under the provisions Of any
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18
THE STATE OF TEXAS \
COUNTY OF CAMFpnN

Before me. the undersigned A.
thority, On this day personally AR-
peared Howard Lupton, ka0xn ~ ne
20 b. the perHnn whnse name "a
subscribed 70 the foregoing instru-
meat and ackHowledErn 10 me that
they executed the sane fer the
purposes and contideratIgns therrAm
expressed
Given under my hand and seal az
office this the TIA day ef Janu-
airy, a. Id. 1893.
Fred kowalski. Justice ~
tie Peace Of Justices Pre-
rinct Ne . and Ex-Officfa
Notary Puhiir im and for
Cameron County, Texas.
IL SD
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18
MARRIAGE

The following marriage licenses
acre issued Tuesday Nv 4. Zarata.
marriage license clerk in the office
" II. III. Searo, county clerk. Gre
dcnas: and Manuel Alaniz and Angel
"a Nontes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18

Before me. the nmdnrhiWmaa m
theFtty, cn this day ~peFEonaily 49,
neared NJ ~ Siaeriua. kmnmm tp mT
% ~ TIE psrsan wheKa namr Nv sah-
serb@n NV fhe fnHmwnHmK imntRmmnmt
ane scknvwlsaze& = ms thst - szs-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18

have gotten many hundreds of let
ters from grateful people telling IN
that il helped them when everything
else failed
Every drug store sells DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup PepsiH- Keep n bottle
in your h0mes-where many live
aomeone ~ sure % need il quickly.
We would BE- glad 10 have y0u
prove ut our expense how mnch Or.
Galdwell's Syrup Pepsin can mean
60 you and yours. Just write
@kFFup Pepsin," Monfinell0, illinois,
and ws viii send you prepaid !
FREE SAMPLE BOTTLE
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18
The STATE OF TExAs
COUNTY UF CAMEmuA

Thk STATE 0F TEXAS
COUNTY UF CAMLmuA
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lr iR ana Avs LAmmruM eaAar
ts ANAA4
L. 50
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18

PHARR, Tex, Jan. ls.-Arrange-
ments are being made to lay Out one
Of the finest Subdivisions nm the fai-
ley here IN PhArr. The land IN To-
Gated IN the southeast part Of tins
city and is owned by the Withheld
Nursery interests Of Chicago
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18

ruhna tha nmrmn hnm aMm WMHWMAA MM4
ee~nsIaarntiana tkaxaln axNxszN84
EiWmm mmamr mw hMmM umM AMMA AM
fbia tka - aRT W. 2RM43T&s
A AMY 1914
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18


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taFy F4hlAe ta aa4 So aAA4 $3.50
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pressed. and thaa So 90 2MA 49,
to rutrarg wv.
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office this thm BIh dny uN InmHnrEs
A. ~ 1873
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IT, tn and en- Tmmarnm
CoIEty. Tgxas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18

JACKSONVILLE Ma5or-Crnrral
Charles p. SDmncrz1. chief af K1sff.
a 1asm0nc Stu6fed satire en-
caseE len q sSiEer scEbhar6-thr gift
~ ne naease STATE. FloridR.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-10
AGRICULTURAL.
OFFICIALS HERE
TO MAKE SURVEY

state and federal Agricultural Of
ficials win arrive in the valley this
afternoon, accompanied by thelf
families, to make a survey of con
ditions, including the Mcio,and EX-
prrimcntal station.
The visitors viii attend the meet
ing of the county hay growers,
which is to be held this evening at
1:30 in the courthouse, when Il dis
cussion ON hay grading viii be heid'
with the valley growers given an
opportunity to present their side OF
the question.
Talks will be made at the Farm
Bureau meeting tonight by George
II. IIcckc, director Of California De-
qaltmpnt of Agriculture, Ncls Olsen,
chief Of the Bureau Of Agricultural
Economies, t. $. u. A., and r. y.
Wilson Of the California Develop
mcnt association.
Il. \. IIarrigan, and Farm Bureau
officials win accompany the visitors
2bout the valley tomorrow.
Included in the party is Ncls
oiSeh, george II. h'the, a. - lldi
olson, chairman agricultural lcgiS-
lativr committee; Lee Strong, as
>is,ont director, California Depart
mont of Agriculture; Edgar Eros
sard, member L. S. tariff commits
sion. \. II. Call, Ventura horticul-
tural commissioner; W. G. jacobson,
chief Of th' bureau of pathology,
Sacramento, l.. NJ. .lcffcrs and K. +.
Blair, associate chief of the bureau
+ field crops and u. WiIlmon Newell
of Florida
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-10
Legion Dance
Well Attended

More than 60 couples attc-dcd the
Tenth Annual Armisticc Day Ball
given at Masonic Hall by Boycc
Atcn Post, American Legion, last
night.
Members Of the Auxiliary served
punch and cake while Ralph Englc-
Lrctson was the winner of the tur
key given away during the course
If thc evening. Several special en-
tcrtainmcnt features punctuatcd the
program.
Aiutant Charles Ike was in charge
o. the committee on arrangements.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-10


Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
Named Administrator - Lois G.
Aschc was named as administration
in the matter Of the estate of George
w. Cooper, deceased, following Il
hearing on petition by Judge Thomp-
son yesterday afternoon. $. i. Will
liams appeared at attorney for the
petitioner in the matter.
Natural Permanent Waves $40.
Parsicnnc Beauty ShOppe. Tel.
1873. u
Held on Traffic Charge.-A. &.
Brooks, 81, of CaleXico was locked
up at the county jail this morning
in default of $50 bail on a charge
Of reckless driving. Brooks plead
ed not guilty to the charge when ar
raigncd before Judge Lorenz ~
CalcXico yesterday and is being held
pending trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-10

Tagged on Traffic Charge-Mar,
vim j. Redmond Of Wilmington was
tickctcd by Frank Smycr Of the
state traffic squad on the CaleXico
highway last night Redmond was
charged with having forced right
Of way along the highway with -
truck and trailer.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-10
COUNTY BRIEFS

Seeks Judgment civil action
has been filed at Che county clerk :
office in the case Of Arthur Fuller
against Sue HarWell, r. }. Harwell,
john l.. Parker and stephen G. Lcf-
nor. The complaint alleges that 4
Judgment was returned in favor Of
the plaintiff and against T. j. Har-
well in June, 1927, and that by Vir
tue Of this judgment certain prop.
clty to which the defendants have
claims should be turned over to the
plaintiff.
Waterman Piano School. Short
Course Popular Music. "Ask at the
Music Store,' or Phone 367J. adv
Wash T'rock shoppe. 480 Holt,
Phone 200, Nelly Don dresses in var
icty Of fall materials challis, wool
frcpc, wool georgette, kasha, and
rscv, %l0.9J to $3.50. Also wash
dresses ana smocks $1.95 to $3.95.
Large assortment Christmas aprons.
adv.
Divorce Decree Granted-An in
tcrlocutory decree of divorce was
granted by Judge Vaughn y. Thomp-
son yesterday afternoon following
q default hearing. The decree was
granted Howard Il. Kendall against
Lillian 5. Kendall The action was
h"scd an allegations Of extreme cru
city.
Try Stevens Coffee Cream. It is
high grade and heavy enough to
whip. Stevens Dairy. Phone No.
S7G7RJ. adv
Barbara Worth Hotel Club Break
fast, pc up; merchants lunch Coo;
table d hote dinner $1.00. adv
Ltsmiss Super charg3-A charge
of failure 10 provide for minor chill
drcn was dismissed hy Judgc |. May
ficld following preliminary rearing
yesterday afternoon in the ease OF
James Davidson. colosed, of RI Cen
tro. Il' defendant furnished te5
timony TO hc effect that h" had giT
On as much money as Ice possibly !
could to his wife and family but
that had boon OF of work consider !
ably
Dr.. Harry Hooper, Dentist. Rub ,
Der and IIccolite Plates a Specially. |
6l7 Main St, FL Centro. adv |
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-10

Eiks Program Postponcd-Duc to
tho Weekend holiday, which will
prompt many to 70 to the coast, it
has been decided 10 postpone the
stag program which was to be given
tonight by FL Centre lodge Of EIks.
The date of the program will be an
Inunocd latrr.