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Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-22
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evening.
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s vre dainty ear.ag or
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a.-... tlu. and 1-as. Z. c Nous.
a. ". aaa Ms. il. y. raa.aua.
col = l.. Phillips. ana tHe Ha>t.ss.
t...r . delicious dinner tie
zs.-ts ,ai.sad IN evening et
F:d-e, fIr>- prizes being awarded
- Mrs. ]. 4 rlaaHam and f. Hasz
l#trrs. ua.'a la} 4 guest ru..
va, pres rsrd Mss NaMau.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-22
/ FTRST WEEK OF
MAJOR LEAGUES
GIVES SURPRISES
Good And Bad Baseball
Mixed With Good And
Bad Weather.
BY GEORGE KIRKsEY
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

tJlltGd Press Ssatf COrreSpond-utG
NE# YORK, April -. U,P)
Many pos;p ;pouemaus. a few sur
.rS and number Of unusual
events, have marSed the first week
~ t'a wa#or league pcnnan, races.
The Boston Braves and New York
Giants "Hs.t..d for the lead in the
National League without . defeat
registered against them, while the
sa..ode ephia Athletics and Cleyc-
lHaa Indians share first place in 5bo
.u,r.an League with three vic
.rl.s and one defeat each.
sixteen games lave been post
H.uaa In the FIRST s.& days Of the
season. nine m the National Lea
gu. and pen in the Americana
3ad baseball. has cropped out in
wuH gaaes, especially in the NJ
tiuai League, where the rhii)c>,
Robins, Pirates, Reds and even the
Giants Lave been guilty OF some of
The worst big league cNhibi-
t.o~s i'm years.
The Brooklyn club. besct with ia-
'urie, and lard luck. has dropped
five games i'm row and IS in the
depths Of despair Even Val
pi,ln5ch. the Robins new catcher
acquired from the Reds in a, traln
allowed q ball to roll between his
leg, sunday, permitting IN rhn-
Ics L. score one of their four rams
whicl. helped beat BROOKLYN.
Three Victories over Brooklyn
hoi,ted tHe Braves into the joint
lead in the National League, while
thc Giants have seen action only
twice, taking two ragged games
from the Phillirs II to and II
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-22
BIRTHDAY PARTY
1T HERRING HONE

A charming children 5 party was
given 0E Mrs. Ben Herring Saturday
aftcua.n II honor Of the tonrt.
hrtt#at - l.e daughter. Shirley
doan
Tla -aaH guests gathered at th.
Hcur- haae en- N.a~.eN aNo...
viutc .u.y bad daU1hlrI ta
playing games after uHcI a..t.sas
D. rc>Hm.uts v.ra -.r.el.
Pink ana yellow u...
used ia tla lovely ..ae.
bans, thc birthday caD, aa. IL.
fable appointments. Tho e..-r.
W.r. seated e. tiny Tables, L.. r..
being larI. g.sof- for tha SOFT lg.
coming traa tal taa.rs and ~.
pink and v.av eaa..s en- the .aa..
at eat p.a,. w.gr 1aVors; sra .
fans 6aH II g.rs and police sa.~t.s.
fo~ tHa
Guests Mss .r ..e.
Bcra.ec ana t.tt..l HaE~0H. Es#u.
res and ~.IaH la.sa
Decide. NH.r s ~a.ara. .
hiaa latt. EaE a..@a.
Blau Thaaa~ 1 8aEne i.r#E.
Bal.u Mae .'.H.#... Betty fr.
smi.h, i.Ha-...# l-H0a. E.y
Cloaoas I#. iEr5 a... -. i##-
1e-. Jaau Baker. 'uH ~..o.I"1..
Burton Lemons, Hu.ue .Ha ~..~t
jean Herring.
Miss Helen Nouas.n assisted III.
hostess during the afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-22
SISTERS
BENEFIT TONIGHT

So many reservations hav- been
made f,r the benefit card party
TO bc given tonight by the Pythian
Sisters for the lodge $ sick fund that
cards VIII be played not only at the
home ot Mrs. Bird Hobby on West
Main. lat also ut the homes Of Mrs.
Romeo Smith, 6s4 Vine: and Mrs.
Duane Stafford, 81 CHyc.
Everyone attending the affair
is assured of good time, and hand
some prizes viii be awarded the
winners, after which delightful re
tre~hmruts viii be served.
These wishing to make roSnrva-
t.ons may do 50 by calling 279. and
those VIII, plan to attend arr no..-
fled that $ O'Clock is thr hour s't
iog the party.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-22

letics came last Friday when Mule
Haas lost Two fly balls in the sun
and they went for doubles both
Runners scoring with tle Two runs
by which the Yankees won, TO l.
The \ 5 cveHcd the series Sunday
Ebcu Lefty Grove broke the Yankee
INK which beat him in sjN out ot
ssvcn games last season. Rain halt
"a the game in the fifth inning, hut
net before the rs had hung up Il
to victory.
BY taking three out Of four
games from the Detroit Tigers, the
Cleveland Indians are running nccE
and meek with the Athletics.
The Chicago Cubs Ea.s hsed uP
to all expectations in their carly
games and more and more appear
to nc the club to beat I'll National
League race.
The poor start of the Washington
Senators has caused somc surprise
coming as il does ON the ha,ls a.
ttcr brilliant showing in eAmai.
ton games against the Giants
prior 10 tie season 5 opening. The
Senators have lost three yat of
fgur games.
The Detroit Tigers have Won ouiy
two out Of sly games but haye been
doing some healthy cioutlHa, col
lecting Il runs and - hits.
Tie Yankees have failed to mus
fer their heavy attack in tas three
gamc> p'avcd, getting Is Russ hG.
only IS hits
The Pirates have scored oaiy Il
auns in four games and to add in.
salt to injury, have mada Ia errors.
being the principal Offender ii
this respect.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-22
Canadian Hockey
Team To Play

Los ANGELES, April -. WP)
Wish both teams pronounced in
pc t,tt shape, the Vancouver Lion,
invading team from Canada, will
meet the fast skating Hollywood
MilIionaircs -ruight in the first Of
a five game series Of hockey match
6 the Canadians Will pla% in
Southern California.
Anticipating trouble from til"
Lions, Mel Malwick, owner Of tae
Hollywood club has strengthened
Is lineup by the addition of Burr
Williams, a defensive star, it was
announced today.
The following lineups wore an
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-22

formed the ,ahlc decorations, aal
covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
-.reg }. see, Mr.. and Mrs. :. l..
NIct.ory. Mrs. Harold Tyler.
li..ar, HecGwith Miss Grao Beck
ri,h. Mss Grace Cramrr, Mrs.
Na'.ar Noid'tter, Mrs. Merry T..
..anr and Miss Margaret Giles
Eu.r j. See acted a toastmasteJ
nd th evening was ended by the
singing II college songs, after
which n.1r remained for the dance
given hE tha Ceriiian choir.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-22

STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays 6 Results

Philadelphia Nea York =.
Detroit 10, -. Lou @.
Ch.c9go-, ,.Nt..ud .p4A.a.
rain.
Eas,ou-Nasbingt2u. r,s.Iaa.@
,... :,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-22
BRIDGE PARTY AZ
THOMPSON HOHL

.uGge eud Mrs. Vaughn IaaMH=a"
or ertained ma1E with an
evening ot bridge lit their homo d..
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ol avenue ,,aa day

~aaaa1"aal aE.aae Saturday.
Tha house Was attra-t.Nt.E aatH-
Hat.a a.ta spring flowers and t.o,.
enjoying the hospitality were NJ.
and ALts. e. !. Brooks at Hlas.a#.
t-iloaa. Mr.. .ui Mis-. ST. j. Do#L
5.r. aH3 Mrs. +. O. tar.ar 2r. ann
Mrs. \. L. ppuul., Nr. and Mrs. }.
" naaalae and William NEpta.
Delicious refreshments w#fe >eHF-
IL at tH = the evening aad
u....> .s.ri ta Mrs. y. f.
la..a-. L.z.: j. IL. Uuo.... -.-a:
.sad Mis-. NIL. n.Wi I.%.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-22
CT. TRAIL LOSES
RAGGED CAME TO
BRAWLEY NINE

E.awlcy high school bail tosscrs
came to l.! Ccntro Saturday after
noon and givo Central Union hjgu
school ra-tmcr, - to II shyllack-
5p-. lHfi,.d errors and lachadaisical
.1r''aa J.. T.d Ehmkr were the
ch,.t causes OF the d.fyat.
a. ri been the procedure in
several previous games, Coach
Armstrong bos~ allowed the op
position long lead before they
=, ta.y adding UP q fc" counter.
d. their own.
Saturday Ei Centro spotted the
visitors T. markers aud then set out
I'm narsui. The locals scored six
aas IN tls fifth frame aud five in
81. les. .lre. .nnings. The long
lead handed tao Pawley club was
.a.' to Muth t. overcome.
A. whole tha El Ceutro ont
Z. nsh,1 lata tlan at any time
aHg the s.ue1a with the cNcrp-
.a af .aNar! .ars.s i'm the field.
H.t W.. gard, B.3w,yy S star
..r daTd collecting a to,u 3f
"a a.. first inning tn, visitors
.....l flHe counters when break
4. tas eaas faded L. put The side
out. Eamka had fmH0d B Gmm-
..l. Fuu iioucmm singled aHj
i. l.#maelH walked Lamb bounced
an easy oaa TO Adams who tossed
g. HagED t.r tHe START Of double
r'aF. A'asE5o taat ,he ban a'tcmpt
~ 10 tag second ana threw Hate to-
s.r-t. ih. tia.d amps called all
tH.o s.t \ couple Of hi.s fol
.avl w.ea E.mS. started iohhug
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-22
LAST 3IEETTNG
or dZTEC CLUB

.... t. r... WAS TIL.
. LAST
.#. ..E.I l.. t.. mnn-
@
3#9u.r hue-
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AtIlc les linked

by aU rights til, Athletics should
lead the AmurieGo League wl.H "a
perfect percentage The only de-
feat registered against tie Ath-
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday 5 Nesrlts

Chicago f. 81. Loa. o..
Philadelphia i Brooklyn l.
New NurkBn>tyE Po>g /.
ram.
Observation-Disclosures. pua'.Hoa
lam.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-22

The Philadelphia Athletics hand
cd the New York Yankees their
first defeat If the year, to 1, in
II fivc.iuning game stopped by
rain. Lefty Grove, who lost six out
ot scyou games to the Yankees last
,e5sou was tha winning pitcher and
Hfrrr Jo1nson, who bout he Ath-
let.ys in four cut ef fly, games,
Was The losing pjtcl,t.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-22

ColHe,.ug y Lis tic ie,r'.t
Tigers beat the st. Louis Downs,
Is to .. bale Alexander, rookie De
troi, FIRST baseman, and Harry
lieilmau. veteran outfieidyr, cacA
drove in four runs.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-22
D..n.r ElLkS

rum tg.a IN inmRe atsed lll"
~.aa.d aai.i and A.1s No, until
Al. .... t.Hg u,en the locals
..a -.N m.r-.r, taat Ted start
81 ~ t.or..
II. 4 'aa i.A.a E1m.@a
l.' + a...r VIII. couple q mates
Ha ..r ..s az tie d#E was
....ruu. i .- \Ia#s il the
.aaH s.l.a b. das..i h..
.t s...H# ..a#r ttu5.. le.
i... s... ar Hi.n IL ball
.'4-4 - ta.. 4 ap the
...r - aa sE.'a.E.
#a ..a#- a....< E, C.l..ata.a
...- -.ua.. a5 Should ugu
...t. l.#...s. I.. .:rau.3 out
uq p 4a@. ~.
sf.hH tuaH N.tsaa
-. g. smith Ehuse in
s-.-- -zz#- szss.sEz - EyssvE-szr-T NJ
"a lfsTsE
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-22
Social D72vities

4" "A day meeting II til. Pros
~ .,au Ai--auarE society "iIl ta
.a.d t.u.,rr9 .t tH. church. MI
~eHa.rs ar. asked t' bring thul-
H-.. ana scissors aa roa. pr rar-
"a to ~au. Tiny ~. also a>s.d t.
aa.n- either s.'a. or sandwiches.
Tile rre--am ".'l be ou Africa and
is IN tic Charge ot Masdama, Wal
t.r Carey Elmo. Li.a'd and Jtba
Beu,.r. i .arg Attendance is r-
euas.ed IS raee. i, m#.a IL be
done.
Til. Wh.. -.r.aa Social club
viii meet toaa.o# at III. Samoyar
al 1-:aa. s3-iaus may h.
a3 uE aa.ac Mrs, Pearson at
The ..a H0.-s.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-22

noUc.1 bE ..as-..e ...
teams. Nm.aas,r jackson. -a.:
S6mu,. center: tH..a. nt;
Sand r-aa @u-. iI.'e .I ,".
# gan. aa'; Ilaadhs 5=u SSH.
Ii:a-. t#+.u~H I.~#g'a==.
pg.tiOr, wing. Ward. u.aa
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Ram prevented al, other games.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-22
COAST LEAGUE
YcslerIaY 8 Ec.n.t.

Sscram MO Ills. t.a. Na..s
Oakland l7 ~a ir.a. .a .a.
hollywood igl Seattle
Mi~s.gr~ L'.at p" #.
.aiH.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-22

the outfie'd and Kuuishima ochin.!
the plate.
Tile score by innings:
EraN'ev SOL 53l OBJ 10 - :
FL Ceutra coo 600 l3I-ll 10 .
NalloY LeaGue Stlndings
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-22

The Brooklyn Robins dropped
their fifth straight game to th"
Philadelphia Phillies, to /, the
game being halted by rain at the
end Of the seventh. TO make mat
tors worse, Iavy bancroft was in
iurcd in fielding practice and was
unable to play.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-22

\ serious mos1.e disease is al
foetup daffodil bulbs in Los Angc.
les county.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-22
WATCHING THE
SCOREBOARD

Yesterdays Hero-Guy Lush
Chicago Cubs pitcher who let the
st. Louis Cardinals down with
three hits, the Windy City nine win
ning, 4 to 0. Rogers ilernSbN
smashed out four hits two doubles
and two singlcs-in four trips.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-22

s r1zz Fs. Eyes-gls-aslr-r rszl
a. -. :. :. .,...s...-..-..as-E
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$780,. .4.---4444- -A4 -
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-13
ACI OUIIh.
One Bungalow Unsold of Seven
Just Constructed at
RIVIERA BEACH,

Only 5000 Cash. Terms Only $3.50 Per Mo
Large porch, living and dining room. three
bedrooms, room for bath; on beautiful lot;
excellent bathing and boating; Catholic and
Protestant churches. Price, $I.525. To go:
Defense Highway to Grain Highway, through
Glenburnie, turn right on Annapolis boule-
tastest-srowing DEVELOPMENT in MARYLAND.
RIVIERA BEACH Dew. CO.,
0l0 DIST: Nat Bank Bldg. Franklin k203--
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SALE--EARMS,

s6S ACRES ON STATE ROAD. 2 MILES
ID. G.; houses, 3 large barns; new out
buildings; $50 acre; terms. VIM. G.. BECKER,
~ Center Market. 13s
PAS ACRES, NEAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
l mile frontage on main highway dwell
ings with barns and other buildings. Level
ground Ideal for estate, Club, airport or
dairying. This is one of the best buys in
Montgomery County at 5000 per acre.
owner Address Box 364-A Star once.
A. $4,000 FARM IN VIRGfNIA---lO0 ACRES
with Broom dwelling, for $4,000.
PERCY II RussELLL co.
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WANTED TO RIGHTEOUSNESS.
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

THREE DESKS AVAILABLE IN PRIVATE
ONCE in ottice building situated near Conn,
ave. and K, with telephone service, at rea-
sonable rates. Address Box ASA, Star ONCE.
Ia
LARGE AND SMALL OFFICES, NEWLY
qecorated elevator service; rent reasonable.
204 Atlas Building. 9th and SITS NV. Ia
OFFICE, $40 PER MONTH; 804 .WEsTORY
OPERATOR or Mr.. GORDON, FIR. $50. Is.
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THE BELFORD,
00AE a.. ALL


WHY PAY MORE.
THE CALIFORNIA, ITS California st. NV.
THE ifof TPq 1855 calvert ST. NV NV
and s ard ,5s6 MsrdsG 60 II S1a6o
THE LAMONT, 1927 Lamont st: NV.
and rooms and bath $62 so to $3.50
THE DE SOTO. 1900 Mass: Ave. NV.
The FcFs fhS 2 sios 18th S. 1SG
f9 TaE c sRs ef15 i7li Lasp P
THE ROCHESTER, 1883 Meridian Pl. NV
" THE 1GP soRR REF Pe 22ss 18TH st. NV
THE INGLEsIDE, 1851 Lamont st. NV.
f09 TaE s sT p 9ath 1922 18th ST. NV
You will find by comparison that the above
rents are unusually low, and this is largely
due to the fact that you rent direct from
the owner. The wise apartment-house
hunter locates in the Spring and not IN the
sirable apartments. As a special induce
ment, the above apartments may be leased
for any period desired and rents will be
effective July lst. possession immediately.
Detailed list mailed on request. Inspection
may be made at any time by applying to the
CHAs! Z. TRIBBY, Sic Dist. Nat. Blk. Bldg,
Day PHI, Main 4778; night phi Col. 66Io.
1907 II St N.W.-$500O.
FRONT, FACING PARK.
large rms, kitchenette, bath, reception
hall; good condition.
100 Pa. Ave. N.W.-$4OOO.
2 large rms, baths; front apt.
DAVID Z. BARRY , Msfi = 2e st NV.
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SERIOUSNESS PROPERTY.
DOWNTOWN PIECE OF BUSINESS PROP
erty for sale. Leased for $4,000 per year
No expenses except taxes. Price $4,000
SHOWALTER REALTY CO.,
Mr.. OLaughlin, Main 4I22-4123.
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WHO ROSE sHCREs,


On South River.
Completely finished and beautified; good
roads, wonderful trees, flowers and shrub
berry fine harbor for boats and a real sandy
telephone; looks like an old estate Large
water front sites. $4,000 UP. Several new
and beautiful bungalows and houses. Three
miles from Annapolis on improved road.
Turn right on Defense Highway Just be-
yond Camp Parole at orange and black sign
100 Eye st. NV. FIR. 74e5.
FOR RENT-ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW AT
Riviera Beach, completely furnished. electric
lights, large porch; Catholic and Protestant
churches; by week. month or season. excel
lent bathing ana boating.
RIVIERA BEACH DEV. CO.,
$40 Dist Nat. Bank Bldg. Franklin 6203
CALVERT BEACH,
1.-The Gem of the Chesapeake"
Beautiful lots overlooking Chesapeake Bay:
at very low prices and easy terms. Ideal
surroundings. Bungalows built to order in
two weeks and financed on very easy terms.
Buy now before new State road is finished
w JOHN NJ KING & COMPANY.
1908 1lth st. NV. Main 2124
NO CASH PAYMENT.
Herald Harbor-Two beautiful lots on Eddy
ave-; block 10. lots rs and 10, near Shelton
so m ana HOTEL Ridley BILE 'sSG sfa p "yae4
ITO l4th ST. NV. FIR. s146 or Hyattsyille
SOUTH RIVER, ANNAPOLIS.
Sale---Ten acres, one-quarter mile Of
water front with 7-room and bath bunga-
2-car garage Duck blind, oyster bed. launch
boat ana canoe. Electric lights and tele-
phone. Call Mr.. Keene, National TAO.
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SPECIAL!!

Will sell or lease two-story
brick and concrete building on
main, thoroughfare within two
squares of Woodward & 10th
rop's.
Suitable for light manufac-
turing, store. etc.
WARDMAN.
Cali Office, Main 1880. or
Mr.. Hill, Main 1O291.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-25
Perry Held On
Hit-Run Charge

Edward p.rrv. charged ON tive
counts, one tor failure to provide
tor Hf> ait.. ana tfa other lit and
ran eaa~-.. was arraigncd on tie
latter charge Yesterday afternoon
i'm Justice r.us- Preliminary hear
irg s..s SIT t.r October -, bv Judge
laEt.ald. ANA 1att aa~ ST 1t 500.
Hs ~ r.naad. - jain in default
Il bond.
Hearing u 3D.. Failure 70 provide
rtaegr viii bee argGad this afternoon
.u Justice court fprre told osti
GERS i, j., native Of Canada, but
nad recently come 20 FL Centre from
Sacramento.
Tie detendan. is accused in the
lit and PUN rle~ge ot running lis
rar into motorcycle belonging 10
7. " Holmes. r. Centre, last Satur.
DAY night ON t2e Yuma Highway
seven miles @>t II Cray, Well, and
causing Internal iurics confiuing
Holm 20 81 li.'t@il,e hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-25
BEWARE OF DIETS
WITHOUT BULK
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN VIII
Protect You

People are more careful than ever
before about diet. They diet to clear
compilations. They avoid certain
foods to stay thin. They eat others
to get fat. But many are running
serious danger because they are
missing the ''roughage" or bulk"
foods that every person must have
20 keep well.
As result, constipation gets IL
its deadly work. Headaches. list
lessness, circled eyes are only the
first symptoms. In the end, con-
stipation ruins health, wrecks beauty
and may cause serious disease.
Don't neglect your daily rough
age. That is natures rule kelloggs 5
ALL-BRAN will supply It. A health
ful cereal to eat each day. To use
in cooked dishes or TO serve with
milk or cream. To mix with other
cereals.
ALL-BRAN is guaranteed to re-
heve constipation = to prevent i.
Two tablespoonfuls daily-chronic
cases, with every meal. 1t is 1909
bran. Doctors recommend it. Your
grocer sells it. Served by hotels.
restaurants, dining cars. Made by
Kellogg in Battle Greek.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-25
SAYS Child Labor
Law Violated

Two cases of violation of the
child labor law have been discovered
III HoltHille by Harry skinner, sup
eryisor Of attendance Of the county
schools. and W. f.. Gould. deputy
labor commissioned.
". +. England, field boss, and
Nagiudar Singh. foreman, are to be
prosecuted for employing f. Ortcga,
and Joe Capon, Is year old Mexican
oy>, Is cotton pjckers on the Bones
t,,ic ranch north Of Holtyiile and
near the Highlinc store.
According ito skinner. this is on"
Of the most fragrant violations of
Ties law Ter one child was employed
with the full knowledge and consent
Of the foreman. carried his own mum
tier. while the other worked with
his mother, the two CARRYING the
same number.
The case viii appear before Judge
: VI. Nmyer Of HoltvilIe on Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-25
Grading Turkeys
Aids Marketing,

Turkey marketing has arrived
again and u>ua.ly receives entirely
too li'tlc attention on the part OF
the pr duyrr, according to d. +
Crcislton, u~,i>taut farm advisor
The fact that - turkey erop j.
usually marketed over 4 very brief
period with vci~ little trouble, has
created mcutol situation OF uneoa-
Germ in the miEuN Of producers
Times we're wh,u most of the tar.
KEYS produced vcIc consumed local
lv on,v. while naw Pacific north
Yves, md >ourhcfl grown binds find
their best markets in TIA" central
and eastern cities of the United
States. 1t is therefore necessary 10
have terms or grades which mean
the same 70 the stipper and receiver
IN handling this ,,ry Important and
highly priced hiri o. commerce.
Tho United States Department q
agriculture has worked ont Efades
quality specifications, and weight
classification which should br =
c>peea interest at tins timo.
/; the turkey growers VIII careful
" study the weigh requirements e
the tor grades eni figure about l.
per cent less than ike Weights the
dressed weight viE be arrived ~.
The tatter the t;rds the lower viii
- thc dressing percentage loss.
Birds should hr tasted ~ least Is
hours before killing. Growers should
devote some very serious effort "a
marketing their birds
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-25
Three Injured
In Train Wreck

SANTA ROSY. Calf. OCT. %
UP. Two hnaEe,a5u and q fireman
Wri. reported - have been injured
at Remai .n Soeama county today
vhon Southern Pacific freight train
Nh 80 c"lidrt head-on with a
passenger engine hauling ~ empty
-t,e. coaches.
Three ut the crache,. which were
.u b. a-,i in lau'iug passengers 10
stamford Saturday tar the ~,auford-
e.. 8. r.. football -omc, were sand 10
..fH l.t- -ur riii-.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-25
Valley Chambers
To Meet Tonight

Members Of the Associated Cham
bcr~ OF Commerce Of Imperial Val
Icy VIII meet tonight at lmeprial for
the regular monthly meeting. An
executive meeting viii be held al
d:l5 o'cleek. ana VIII hc followed
hy dinner and general meeting u:
7:%u o'clock.
Jasper !. Travct~, long an active
member Of the associated chambers,
is expected to have something Of
interest 10 The members. Talks will
be- given on tn" activities of all
chambers Of commerce which will be
ot interest TO SECRETARIES of cham
her> rs Wen aS :o other members
The Associated Chambers of Com
merrr meet the last Friday in every
month.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-25
M.1alrket? g. ark

Los ANGELES. Oct. -. up
Following are 'oday's market quota,
tions:
POULTRY
Hens, Leghorns, ga 10 i lbs.
25c.
Hens. colored. ! lbs. and up see.
broilers, /. lbs. and under 2i2
32c.
Fryers, Leghorns, pa to 3 lbs.
27c.
Fryers, colored 2l4 to lbs. up %.
Roasters, soft hone ) lbs. up %.
DuckHngs, Pekipg, 3l2 lbs. up lSc.
Geese. 25c.
Young Tom turkeys, 13 lbs, and
- 2ec.
Old Tom turkeys, 25c.
Small hen turI,!s, under S lbs,
35c.
Hen turkeys ) lbs, up 2sc.
Small Tom turkeys, under l3 lbs.
l3c
Capons, lbs, up 40e.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-25
BANK QUOTATIONS
THE WEATHER

FOR Los ANGELES AND VI
CINITI: Fair tonight and Satur-
day with modora 70 temperature; low
humidity and high fire hazard eX.
Crpt on immediate coast.
FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA:
Fair tonight aGd Saturdays; no
chang in temperature; gentle vari'
able winds.
FIRE WEATHER FORECAST:
Fair with moderate temperature and
slightly higher humidity. gentle
variable winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-25
Revival Draws
Big Attendance

Increased attendance was noted at
the revival >cr,i" in the STATE
Street Christian church last night,
according to d. John L. Brandt
who Is conducting the revival.
Dr. Brandt, sermon, "rh, Posi-
lilitirs Of Life" was closely fol
lowed and proved 20 ho mastery
address. Tonight Dr. Brandts topic
will be, "Thc Mcasusc Of Your Re
sponsibilitics," with an introduction
on "The Beginning OF the Church.
An inspiring song service is held
each night under the direction Of
Professor Theoph LIS Fitl
The public IS cordially invited to
attend the rcg.ra! service which
starts each u!gi at 80.