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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-10
CHANNEL EWES FIGHT TONIGHT
I'm p portant High School Fracases Billed for
 Douglas Nat.

Tonight at o'clock in the Nat at Douglas, the first game of the doubleheader between Douglas High School and Juneau High School will be called. It will be between the girls teams. and the boys game Will start shortly af- forwards.
 Dope on the gam, is rather buried in the upsets in power and the swinging back and forth of the championship cup. Right now the championship is closer to Ju- neau than to Douglas by virtue of the Hilltoppers' win over the Islanders last Friday night.
 An edge on the girls contest should be conceded to Douglas. In all three games these teams have played, there have been real battles, while in the last fracas, won by Douglas. the Islanders put up a good game and won by 10 points. Tonight they will be on their own floor with a win i'm perative if they would remain in the running.
 Both boys teams should be given even chances to win. Both teams have slumped this season, although the Juneau boys ~haye been playing better with each game. aside from their contest with the Alaska College. and have two straight wins over Douglas. If the Island team puts mp game as good as some of those early in the season the Hilltoppers will have to travel to keep ahead.
 A special ferry. leaving Juneau at 7:15 o'clock this evening, will take rooters across to the game and the first contest will be call ed at 8 D. m.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-10
By F. G. voSBURGH Feature Service Sports Editor)

NEW YORK, Feb. 10-Twf young middle -westerners whf downed French opponents in 1922 and may be called upon to do il again this year, are sure to fig ure high in the ranking of Ameri can players to be announced by the United States Lawn Tennis Association in Chicago tomorrow
 Certain of making the first ten George Lott, Chicago youth of 21 and John Hennessey of Indianapo lis are even conceded a chance of breaking into the first five, a class usually occupied by seasoned veterans.
 While young, however, neither Lott nor Hennessey is new. conner to big-time tennis. Hen nessey ranked seventh in the country and Lott ninth in 1924 while the Chicago player was No 3 again last year.
 On the basis of their sensational work last season, marked by a victory for Lott over the great Rene Lacoste, present king oi them all, and for Hennessey over Henri Cochet, Lacoste's compatri ot, these youthful stars probably will be rated at least a notch or two higher than ever before
 In A. Wallis Myers Worlds First Ten" Bill Tilden, who is sure to be first for the eighth successive time, topped the Amer. jeans. with Manual Alonso second, Francis T. Hunter. third, Lott fourth and Hennessey fifth. It is hard to see how the U. S. l.. T. A. can alter this lineup of the first five.
 The next five is not so easy to predict; especially if the tennis governing body sees fit to include such players as Bill Johnson and A. H. Chapin, Jr., who played so little tournament tennis, there is small basis for ranking them.
 Besides Johnston and Chapin. three other members of last years first ten-Takeichi Harada, Edward C.. Chandler and Brian |. c. Norton-practically have for- feited their chance for ranking because of inactivity.
 For the last five places in the new first ten there is red-h0t com petition between such young stars as Lewis N. White, John Doeg, John Van Ryn, Arnold Jones, VII mer Allison, Fritz Mercur and Frank Shields.
 White, the handsome Texan, who was sixth last year, probably will hold that rating, having beat
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en out the young Californian Doeg, for the place by defeating him twice during the last season.
 In similar fashion Manuel Alon- so has re-asserted right to his old place as runner-up to Tilden at the top of the list. Francis T. Hunter, who hadn't made the first ten since 1923 and ranked but twelfth last year, was coming fast and appeared sure to be rated second to Tilden. his doubles part- her and close friend, until the Philadelphia Spaniard defeated him at Newport late in the sea son. Even yet he might be ac- corded second place on the basis of truly remarkable campaign at home and abroad.
 There is story in the reap pearance of John Hennessey among the top ranking stars. In 1924, when he ranked in the first ten, he was handicapped by a somewhat frail physique, but with the aid of plenty of tennis he de veloped a ruggedness of frame and stamina which enabled him to down the tenacious Henri Co chet in the national champion- ships in a long-drawn five-set match.
 This feat ranked second only to Lott's victory over Lacoste at Southampton, N. Y., and over Til den early in the year in Florida, among the major upsets of the year.
 In addition, both Hennessey ana Lott were victorious over mer1- bers of the French Davis Cup team in doubles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-10

Let us take care of your ban quet or cake baking. Mrs. Sully.
 adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-10

would be made until after the spring training trip.
 Horace Koehler former Toledo outfielder, was the last to be trimmed from the squad which will soon make it's annual condi- tioning trip to Catalina Island.
 Cub officials were made glad yesterday when Charles Leo 'Gabby" Hartnett, one of the best backstops in the National circuit, signed three year contract. The terms were not divulged. Tn coming season will be Hartnett' , sixth with the Cubs.
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Fada Radio Sets ana accessor- ies. Columbia Monographs and records. Radio Electric Co.,, Mar tin Lynch. -adv.
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JACR OF ALL TRADES Let me u0 your odd jobs. Phone 473, John Holler, Prop. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-10
BUD TAYLOR LOSES FIGHT

CHICAGO, r'eb. 10---Jocy San gor last night won technical knockout in the seventh round over Bud Taylor, worlds bantam weight champion, the first ever marked against Taylor in his long ring record. The title was not at stake.
 The fight, which was scheduled to go 10 rounds, was the mos, vicious in the ring history of Chi cago for many months. Ten thousand fans witnessed the bout.
 ~ LET Almquist Press Your Suit. We call and deliver. Phone 52S.
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N. E. DOC RACE
 STARTS TODAY

CONWAY, Feb. 10--Eight dog teams yelped and pulled at then traces as the annual three day point to point race of the New England Sled Dog Club got under way. A three inch snowfall GOV ering the solid ice foundation pui the roads in fair condition. To days run is 57 miles. Shorty Russick and Leonard Sepalla arc slight favorites. Prizes total $2, 300. Sepalla made the best tire today over the first 19 miles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-10
NOTICE PIONEERS

Auxiliary Igloo No. 6 will hold tehir regular meeting on Friday night, Feb. 10, at o'clock Moose Hall Cards and refreshments after meeting. A large attend ance is requested.
 KATHERINE HOOKER. Pres. AGNES G. MANNING, Sec'y.
 adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-10
NO MORE ROCKIES BE RELEASED FROM
 CUBS FOR PRESENT

CHICAGO, Feb. 10-Rookies on the Chicago Cubs Baseball team were relieved today by the an nouncement that no more releases
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 BATTLE TONIGHT

NEW YORK, Feb. 1O--After a year of dickering, with little ring action, it is believed the monot- ony of the featherweight division, once the stamping grounds of many great fighters, appears to be headed out of fistic obscurity.
 Tony Cansoneri, New York Italian, and Benny Bass, of Phila- delphia. are scheduled to start the featherweight movement tonight in a 15-ronnd contest for the 126 pound championship.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-09
Verdict Returned
In Death Case

\ verdict Of death due to injuries
caused by a sharp instrument in the
hands of an unknown person or m-
known persons, was returned by the
coroner's jury this morning follow
ing an inquest into the death of Ed
ward Montgomery, colored, of Cali
patria. The inquest was held in the
office of Coroner b. +. Lemons.
Testimony tended to show that on
Tuesday night an argument had be
gun in Il restaurant conducted in
Caipatria by Montgomery regard
ing a card game. Two McXicans
had figured in the alteration and
Montgomery had pat one Of them
out of the place, the fight continu-
ing into the street.
When Montgomery returned, wit
nesSes declared, his shirt was
bloody. Investigation showed thar
he had been cut IN the abdomen and
he was taken 20 the Brawl1v hosui.
ta!.
1t was not believed at first that
Montgomery was seriously hurt but
complications set in and the injury
provcd fatal, death coming at ] -.
clock yesterday morning.
The witnesses declared that while
they would recognize the MrXicaus
if they saw them, they were unabl,
TO give their names.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-09
Comrades Bury
John r. Spencer

John II. Spencer, II, who was
found dead at his home at 5l3 Com
mcrcial street Thursday evening
was buried in Evergreen cemetery
this afternoon. Members OF the
American Legion posts Of Imperial
and FL Centre were in charge Of
the funeral.
While the service was a military
one it was of informal nature. Rev.
George Hartman officiated at the
service held in Lemons funeral
chapel at o'clock
y verdict Of death due to heat
rrostration and alcoholism was re.
turned in the case.
Spencer had been in the valley
for number of years and was EN-
ployrd at a pool han on Main
street. He was formerly a member
cf Holdzkom Post, American lie
gion, at Imperial and later of Poycc
Atcn Post of FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-09

If tho cIyar eut variety they We're
effective aad several times he had
Albion al. }at tloored. Albion
proved himself a real fighter by
lraShing cut q these holas with two
handed attacks but he was by no
laeans a winner when he ief, the
rin-.
Monte Iiill gave Kid Tapanan a
tough evening in tie opener. Monte
did the majority Of his fighting in
the first and fourth rounds. In the
first Ire nearly floorcd Tapanau but
i.c vas unable to follow up his ad-
vantage end the Filipino be- stuck
in the battle. The second and third
rounds were Wild swinging affairs
ard in the fourth Hill landed one of
tie Wild swings On the point OF
Tapanau's 5 jaw which sent him to
the canvas. Tackctt stopped the
battle juSt five seconds before the
fu;I hell 70 keep Tapanan from
Icing unduy punished.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-09
No. 1859
= y. I ~
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Superior Court Of the State
cf California, in and for ths
County Of Imperial

IN the Matter Of the Estate Of
John Suidow Larew, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned. aze,utriX Of the cs-
,4ta ri John Snijow Larcw, d.
ceased. to the creditors OF. and all
persons having claims against the
Said deceased, to file them with The
necessary vouchers within ten
months after tie first publication
of tAi. notice, in the office OF the
O. eIt Of the Superior Court Of I'm
par.al County, or t. exhibit such
.lajme, with the necessary vouchers
within teu month, after the first
publication Of this notice 10 the
said czccutrix. At the office Of
Dorsey G WMtelaw, Rehhopf Build
mg. El Centre. California, which
said office the undersigned selects
as his place of business in ali mat
t-rs connected with said estate Of
Jola Suidow Larow deceased.
LIZZIE D. LAREW,
ENccu'riz Of the Estate Of John
Snidow Laraw. Deceased.
Dorsey 6. WlitclaW, Attorney fo'
said EXecutriX.
Dated and first published ~ F.
Centre, Dr this 18TH day Of May
1925. N y - % j
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-09
Court Dismisses
Araujo Charge

Preliminary hearing in the case
Of the people against Anibal Arau-
jo was held before Judge Mayficld
yesterday afternoon with the Judge
dismissing the case against the de
tendapt.
Araujo was charged with having
stolen a hcifer from the ranch Of
a neighhor, Gene Higgins, Of the
Scelev district The plaintiff claim
ed that he was the owner of the
heifcr and that Araujo had stolen It.
Araujo claimed that the hcifer in
question was the property Of anotb-
cr man and that he was III posses
sion Of the heifcr at the instance Of
the owner.
The witnesses for the prosecution
held that the heifer had been taken
from the Higgins ranch hv fore
while Arauio said that Higgins had
come to him and told him that he
had hcIrer on Arauio's land. Ar
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Brisbane Greets
Planes Crew
Continued from PAGE i

Continued from Page 1)
ped from the plane was "Chcerio. =
KingSford- Smith is wonderful
pilot, = he said. We didn t know
we would get here. Even Smith did
not know how hard it would be. "
The two Americans of the crew
were praised highly by Um.
If we make another ocean flight
we would send across the world for
Lyon and Warncr,' Tim said.
When the plane landed, Lyon and
Warner jumped out and tried to es-
cape They almost succeeded for
both We're dressed in civilian
clothes. Lyon was bareheadcd and
Warner wore a straw hat.
Where are the GankS - the
crowd demanded. The two Austral-
ians sought them out and dragged
them back.
Lyon and Warner demonstrated.
lit is welcome for .Austral-
iaus, they said. I'VE don :; want
to intrGdc.
But they were forced back to the
plane and raised upon the shoulders
Of the assembled crowd.
The navigator and radio operator
viii not bt in the plane when it
leaves for sydney today. They will
r,maiu here three days, then 20 to
sydney and board a vessel fer the
Emitted St"tss, they said.
Tie ayiators were al well, but
-r4.r.l,- ~ b.ustfl
Their arrival here yesterday
marked the completion Of 1&5l
mi.es Of sea flying since they left
Oakland airport. fl took S5 hours
and II inmates to negotiate tn dis
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Bank Quotations

a1io said he tald him 70 get it ba.
claimed that higgins took the heif-
cr under dispute. He said that the
heifer returned 20 his ranch volan-
tarilv after it had heya tal,,n TO
the Higgins place.
Edward II. Law appea~cl for the
prosecution wh:lr William 7. North
ann-.rol fur tie dofcEdll,.
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N. 1850
NOTICE OF EXFCUTRTX'S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE AT
PRIVATE SALE
II the Superior Court cf the State
&C California. u and for the
r.--.-..L - - In n..-. : !


III the Superior Court Of the State
C California, II and for the
County Of Imperial
in IT,. Natar of the Estate OF
John sH.3aw Lar.w. Deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
That tie md .Ea.a tle eYecrtriT
cf the estate ot John Sntdow la
rcw, deceased. VIII >ell az private
sale fla one parcel. TO tie highest
I'dacr. upon the terms aud conii-
trors hereinafter mentioned. and
s.birrt ta confirmation 10y said
conr+. en- or after "Wednesday tie
latA lav ~ .IHo, la2S, aiI the
right. title. interest and estate Of
tNe said John Suid9w Larew. d.
ceased, at the time Of his death, in
and - tbat property described as
follows:
Lot 2. block is, Palola
Tract. city uf FL Ccutro, Coun-
t. of Imperial, state of Califor-
MIA.
Terms and conditions Of sale:
Cash. I'm gold coin Of the United
states; ton tlyl per cent Of the
purchase money to be paid at the
time Of sale; balance on conflrma-
t'un Of sale. Deeds and abstracts
al the expense Of the purchaser. The
purchaser 10 assume the payment
Of. aud take the property purchas
ed bv him subject to, an the state
and county taxes. and all assess
merts Of Whatsoever name or ma
turc. which are now or may be
come hereafter chargeable to or
Hrn against the property purchase
by him. =.
An bids or offers must be in writ
inc. and may be left at the offic
of Dorsey G.. Whitclaw the attor
ncv for said oXccutriX at El Cen
tro. California. or may be delivere'
10 said administrative personally
in said County Of Imperial. or ma
Dc filed In the office of the ClerI
of this court, at any time after tn
first publication Of this notice an
before the making Of the sale.
Dated June ., 1928.
LIZZIE ID. LAREW,
FNeeutrix Of the Estate of job
Suidow Larew, Deceased. 5t7
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-09
T1TREE rRowN IN COLORADO

FLAGSTAFF. Ariz., June o.
Attempts to recover the bodies Of
tlrc2 men who were thrown into the
Colorado River last night when the
ferry capsized at Lees Ferry were
unsuccessful today.
These believed drowned were
Ealph Johnson, ferryman, John
Ieaa and an unidentified Navajo
Indian.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-09
e7rITH s. DAUGHTER WEEDS

ALBANY. \. V, June Cow
crnor Alfred II. Smith S youngest
laughter, Catherine, became ting
bride Of Francis J. QuiIlinan of
Troy today in ore Of the most
lrilIiant ceremonies ever witnessed
in the cathedral of the Immaculate
Conception. Hundreds Of prominent
guests miled outside the cathedral,
unable TO gain entrance.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-09
Watch Raportcd stoIen

WATCH Reported Stolen. = Tlcft
of y jewel Elgjn watch valued at
Si75 was reported to the city police
this morning 10y ". b. Mandcville
of the Crockett and Mau3eyir, ser
vice station this morning The
watch was taken from the station
according to the report. Police inn
mediatcly began aa investigation ia
the ease llt as yet no trace Of ihc
watch has been uncovered.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-09

CraI" Eel Neot.-Grapcgrovars
of the vicinity were addressed bs
g H. Thompson of san Francisco
last night at the county court EoaS..
The speaker represents the Caitogn-
IA acEaraists association ard he
stated tlat thc association win fur
nisa growers with complete detailed
Information regarding the move
mant OF the season s crap, Daily
te1cgrams viii be received here,
ouotiag market conditions and tray-
iH- tn" movement OF ears toward
points o. greatest demand.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-09
Hold For Check cha-cf

Hald For Check Charge Antonio
MoIjno. -. Of BrawioN was locked
UP at the county Jail this morning
ON warrant charging him with
having passed q check without suf-
tjcteut funds i'm tie bank to mccr
payment, Walter Neijefter is tb'
complainant. The check is in the
SUM- # ~9.JJ.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-09
= EInaE,Er

Cincinnati eco oo1 a12-2 9 >
Tr.#E'ra aap 8f3 2UE-G II 0
N.No>. Edwards and rir;nirh,
>aHetorfa: r.,#E and lI,aliue
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-09
7-e9r.nr On Writ Continual

Nearing On Writ CoattlusJ-
Hearing on d wr.t Of Ia5eaS corpus
'r tie ca~r at Becky Cay # B-a"-
ley was begun in Judge Fiuney :
eaar- Yesterday afternoon but was
continued uat.l Junr i. The de
tlad4at was 7 leased under $500
lail Tla defense based is petition
fir release u tie defendant On tho
-.aund tha. she lad been con nirtrl
te jail illegally. Fred Thompson is
.i..ar.ue lar rAr defendant.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-09
4no..on- r..s. ct.n-cl

1..t->2u.ga nt3 oay o.2-G L. o
Boston clo lll aJa-2 >
Grimes an1 iIa--reave~. G.&..
witch aud taN.ur.
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the Coach only 585 j|;::. $:: fl:

base >. equipped with powerful
non,locking 4-wheel brakes :. and
with its worm>and-gear steering
mechanism fitted with ball bearings
throughout-it is everywhere
acclaimed the worlds most luxu-
rious low-priced automobile!
There are seven beautiful models to
choose from-each an outstanding
example of the body builders craft.
Come in and inspect them today.
Learn for yourself why families
everywhere are unanimously choos-
ing the Bigger and Better Chevrolet!
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-09
T.-,r,o hc.i-- T:1e5-Ar ert..r

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seeking divorce was filed at the
county clerks st.ca this morning
'r Nlss.a.a +. 'o-.E agaias-
Joseph Y. Co-tE. Tha coupe was
r.arfiei n -. Louis in 1908 aad
aavc f.r. children. The plaintiff
.har- tAat the defendant is a
Iab.tu.l user of Intoxicating
autr,. Do.sev O.. WLiscIaw is a?-
pear;nS as attorney fer the plain
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-09
A. P,s4or tS,c--s Camel

Ettshgt x. a-' 9.l u"H#o . lV
l#H..HH H'' #''' -i'.'
NHUs a#l Smith: Robertson
Te..a#r, t.eE,s aa@ Fatla..
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-09
kr-v-e~ Filed In guit-

.Ar-wcr Filed II Suit IN answer
to tAc amended complaint was flied
II the county cl.rk : office this
Gorn.n" tu tia-casc Of =. n. { r,el-
rou and =. Y. C.rtelyoa against g..
Is. Jerr.gan. The defendant claims
that the plaintiff m.sreprescated
the property in dispute 70 him in
leasing il ana asks that the plaintiff
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-09
National
At New York

S. T..r.s pnN 24p oo0-2 ii y
N... York esq an2 i1x-> : o.
Eglnlart. Ila.d, johnson, Little
john ana Wilson; itt.sjwmons and
t.gau
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-09

DR.. A. B. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Eldg. Extraction specialist. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-09
BASEBALL RESULTS
Score of today games as furnished
bv United Press Leased Wire,
up to 2:l5 p. M
American
A. Detroit CFirst Camel

II yctIClt IFITsT EaWNJ
p.stan Cos ou9 302-lI II !
i,trojt it3 tlp 0uo-f d!
Norri>s. Edwards, IarriSs and
l.ryjuG, Hoffman; NmIlidrr
Stpu.r. Smi.h. Holloway and Shea,
Iuggrrayr.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-09
Attention. M.mL-rs SaI-nn -

Attention. Members Sa'r1n son
Lodge No. g., l. b. L. 0. +, Of W..
You are hereby requested to assem-
blc at 195 East Main st., at T..
m. Sunday, june IL. and there
make preparations to attend the
funeral services If Hro. Edward
Montgomery which viii ha held q,
Lemons Funeral parlorS, at u. III.
r. J. Burl,igh, Exalted RULcr. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-09

ll.v, Soils would Ia-a been out
If the picture carly in the scrap.
Soils a.5 have Nee ict, iah and
I- U~eI il uea-ir. but his right
might IS we!I harc tuen left IN th"
dressing room. In tie entire SIX
rounds lie hit two good blows with
i,. orc caught Iiowyr on the chin
.4I lH,, grin. IL" other bound
.,' off Namer's forehead.
The lcft iab lad Homer worried
q little ia rha opening round and
taa ,oEorcd boy didu't have any too
much # an edge. Bu5 in the second
Homes connected with right that
uearla floarea Sells ana from then
ra Homer Gr5t" Jhem home. lie had
His Gro--y throughout tine re
rteiA& + III tic l.E.t and While the
i.t.er must ae credited with lot
q ganrne>s, 1t ends right there.
fu the opinion Of the writer
7 amy Slul revrr showed better
to~w tlsa l. diI in She opening
.hre, rounds Of ms scrap with
+ ankle tlhiaa in fha special bout.
In fact the decision rendered b.
.'I.U" Tac'zett ia this scrap was
marked dowa ia tie score book a
gross csror. ~halI had the best Of
III. first fur rounds The tit.a was
even ahile Ala.oa 6d Ii, best aarl
IN the last reuud,
There Is 10 question bu- thai tAn
Los Angeles boy is a seraPpgr, a
willing niS,r aad q clever youngsteI
With the uitts. ii" I'd give Tommy
"a lo5 al iody punishment and an
occasional seek on Jhc chin during
The j. minutes they wore in tty
r.ra. slan Showed good judgment
in nor allowing the bout TO be too
open. II was bloody battle and a
sod onc r.gh. fr,ri the start.
LGoa-e Hill Wins
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-09

DR.. Foncannon, Osreopath. Room
90 Davis Bldg Phone 81. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-09

Va .,ey Gets Thanks. - County
Superintendent II. G. Goe has re-
ceiHed letter from William N.
Henry. chairman of the executive
committee for the Junior Olympic
games recently htll i'm Los Angeles,
thanking Imperial county for its
splendid cEa3ulc Of interest and
coapel2tiaH.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-09

We Loan 20 Buzz, uuy OF rerIn-
tnce. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-09

Dr.. Z. ]. Barabe. Dentis-, 647 Eain
Ov-s Pigoly Wiggly. Phone 3s2W.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-09
WHY Not Try The LihcrtE ca

Why Not Try the Liberty Cafe
and our new chef? Same old place.
500 Main st. adv
Says Husband Cruel An action
t.r divorce was flied 1T Tire coun-
~ o]ua' office this morning hy
EM.H " Carja against Richard
Corda Tie couple WAS married ia
El=Cea-1o dn l-f and tta plaintiff
charges In raa complaint that .ss
husband has &aea guilty. Of eNtrame
cruelty le'b physically ad moe-
tally. Alfred Hlai~ieu appears as
o..egueE fer the plaintiff.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-09
Cog-e Anus 2--11,::ase n.e.a

Ccg~e AA....:...,s Marriage se-N.e-aa
Il aru3lmaut gf the marriage Ut
Ernzs-iGe Il. Valencia t tr.as.'"
t;l.n.la was granted ly Jud-s
Fun.y following q i faa!t hearing
IN tie ease yesterday afternoon. Tie
witnesses ts.ttied that the Gatea-
5aar was lawfully welded At the
time Of tLe marriage ceremony to
Tie plaintiff was performed J.. j.
Powers arnear.j Is attorney FIR
tHe r'giHtlft.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-09

Dine in Comfort. New Oregon
Hotel Coffee shop. Air cooled. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-09

Barbara Worth Rotsl Club
breakfast 25e Up Mechants lunch
Zoe; Table 4 hote dinner, t1.00.
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