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Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-31
Thursday, October 81, 1929
Daring Bandits
Hold Up Bank

BELL Calf, Oct. 81. W.D--Two
armed bandits waited at the door OF
the Bell branch Of the California
Bank today and secured $4,000 in
daring holdup.
\. H. Murray and Jack Myers,
two employees, were the first to ar
rive at the bank and were forced to
work near windows in full vie of
anyone passing the bank as they did
not know the combination TO the
vault.
}. II. Thorton, assistant manager,
arrived few minutes later and was
forced to open the vault and hand
over the money.
The bandits escaped in an auto
mobile.
Pu.a.4 and Kanred wheat lava
shown good results under ndvers"
conditions in Lassen County.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-31

Mr., and Mrs. Clitis Owens left
the last of the week fcr Lonsdale,
Calf, for few weeks stay.
Don Campbell spent the week end
IN San Diego with his mother who
has been staying there for some
time on account of her health.
F. c. Borchorett of Sau Francisco
transacted business in Scelev this
week.
j. Fenwick has moved to Bakers
field. Calf, with his family.
NJ. Tobey of Riverside was here
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. 5. e. Goddard spent Tuesday
with her friend, Mrs. Wilson in III
Centre.
Ed Richardson is home again hav-
ing returned from his vacation in
Hemet.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-31
McCABE
Press Staff Correspondent

Press Staff correspondent
McCABE, Oct. 3l.-Mr. and Mrs.
c. A. jacobson of BrawIcy were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Moline
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. {. Gilpin drove
over from Yuma Saturday. spending
the night and all day Sunday ut the
home of Mr. and Mrs. !. \. Wilson
Mrs. Vera Fenn entertained her
mother, Mrs Ina Noel. grandm other
Mrs. Agnes Brewster and aunt, Mrs
lnez Noel over the week end Sat.
urday they motored to the Paint
Pots al Salton Sea. and Sunday 10
Yuma, The guests leaving for their
homes in san Diego Monday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Paine and Mrs.
Paine's mother. Mrs. Sarah Lydick
enjoyed an evening ut cards with
Mr. and Mrs \. Moline Saturday.
Thelma Gray Of Fl Centre was an
overnight guest Of Margaret Wilson
Sunday.
Mrs. J. \. Wilson, Mrs. Charles
lIagleman. and Mrs. +. T. Hewes.
Officers o. the McCahe Farm Home
Department. attended the county
ehairman's meeting in Fl Centre
Wednesday.
Masaka and Marie Yukawa spent
Sunday afternoon with Mildred and
Dorothy Paine.
Lucille Goss was the dinner guest
Of Kathryn Hell Sunday
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Austin drove
over to call on Mr.. and Mrs. j. z.
Wagner Saturday evening. Later
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sunstrom ana
family, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Parker and Robert came in. The
men enjoyed a game Of 500, while
the women visited and the Young
people entertained each other.
The fifth and sixth grades of the
McCabe Union school are preparing
a program to he presented at assem-.
hly November at a. III. instead of
Friday, the 9th. which is the dav
set aside for the special picture at
Fox Imperial Theatre to which all
the schools in the valley are invited
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sunstrom and
family were visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Thauner Sunday
evening
Harvey Hill Of san Diego is stop
ping at the He'll home and will re-
main for some time.
Mrs. J. 4. Wilson. Mrs. +. T
Hewes, Mrs. Frank Bezdecheck. Mrs.
Earl BENEFITS. Mrs. W. r. Van Der,
poel. Mrs. J. P. Labrucherie and Mrs.
George Austin were volunteers from
the McCabe Farm Home Department
10 meet with Mrs. Frank Weir at the
county hospital Monday 10 Sew for
the inmates. On Tuesday Mrs. Wi
son was assisted by Mrs Charles
Haekleman, Mrs. VIM. Simpson Mrs.
Fred Velequette, Mrs. K. O. Clark
and Mrs. George Lightel, and more
garments were made.
The McCabe Farm Home Depart-
ment will have special meeting
~ eE.ai'*, Nov. 4th at the home of
Mrs. F. T. Hewes. Miss Jessie
Decker will be the demonstrator of
the dav. talking on home furnishings
The meeting will be the usual all day
affair with pot luck lunch at noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Hewes enter.
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening.
their guest being /. p. Sargent Of
Los Angeles.
Mrs. ". r.. Van Derpoel and fam
lily aie blaming a week end visit ar
Il Cajon.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-31
u. S. D A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 81. W.P)-
HOGS: 400. Active. strong to l0c
higher. Top $ll.J0; bulk $ll.40 to
$l1.j0.
CATTLE:-40O. Holdovers 1000.
Slow about steady. Bulk steers
$3.50 to Sl0.40; three loads good
'ows So to $8.2j; bulk other cows
So to $3.50; load plain Arizona
calves $ll.
SHEEP: - None. Medium 0
choice ewes quoted 50 to $3.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-31
BUTTER

Wholesale price ACC.
Price to retailers 52c and 53c.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-31
Burglar Escapes
At County Farm

Joe Williams. 56 year old negro.
escaped from the county farm las,
night after working his Shackles off
his feet. 1t was stated at the coun.
ty farm that the shackles were de-
fcctive.
Williams was in the hospital re-
covering from a bullet wound in
the knee received when he attempt
ed to burglarize the /. s. immigra-
tion offers quarters the morning of
October 10, about > o'clock. The
wound WAS almost well and Williams
was to have been brought to trial
for burglary soon.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-31

Pacho has a great ring record
which needs no ccrlment to Imperial
Valley fans. Payne comes here
highly touted Is the class of the
Oakland boxing game.
Palacios and Porter have fought
two close six round fights here, and
it is expected tbs 10 round route
will prove definitely which is the
better man.
Two good preliminaries will also
be offered the fans tomorrow night.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-31

slaughter Of from 45 to 47 million
head.
In view of the fairly favorable
hog outlook, farmers in sections
where corn supplies this year will
be extremely short should be en-
couraged to maintain at least a part
of their breeding stock, even il it
should be necessary 10 purchase
hiv priced feed,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-31
OF
Mayor Confirmed

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 81. U.P)-
Appointment of O. +. Johnson, Jr.,
by Mayor Porter to the board of di
rcctors of the Metropolitan Water
District was confirmed today by un-
animous vote of city council.
The mayors two other appointees,
Gesner Williams and Nathan T. Por-
ter, however, were turned down by
the council.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-31

Los ANGELES, Oct. 81. <U.H-
Following are today's market quota.
tions:
POULTRY
Hens, Leghorns, 34 to i lbs.
23c.
Hens. cOlOred. { lbs and up 32c.
BrOilcrs. ~ lbs. and under 2la
32c.
Fryers, LeghorDs, 2l4 to lbs,
z7e.
Fryers, colored 2li to lbs. up %.
Roosters, soft bone lbs. up 29c.
Ducklings, Peking, y lbs. up lsc.
Geese, 25c.
Young Tom turkeys, l3 lbs, and
up 2Se.
Old Tom turkeys, 25c.
Small hen turkeys, under lbs,
15c.
Hen turkeys lbs, up Csc.
Small Tom turkeys, under l3 lbs.
15c.
Capons, lbs, up 4Oc.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-31

The legislature appropriated $4,000
to fight the "ktamath weed" in
Humboldt county.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21
RESCUE FLYERS
DARING DEATH
FOR COMRADES

Lives of four intrepid airmen rest
ed today in the laps of the gods who
rule the dcstinites of blizzard swept
Siberia.
In daring attempt to brave the
hazards of snow, ice, and storm, and
despite poor visibility that attended
their take-off, Pilots Joe Crosson
and Charley Gillian left Teller. l0o
miles north of here, Yesterday, and
were today winging their way over
Siberia in quest of two aviators los.
since November ninth.
On that date, Carl Ben Eielson,
with his mechanic, Earl Borland,
took off on projected flight to the
trading ship Nanuk, icc-bound near
North Cape, to rescue members of
the crew and to salvage the valuable
cargo of furs.
\ few days later, the radio on the
tradcr-the only source of informa
ton from the Arctic wastes--report-
ed that the flyers had not been seen,
No fears were felt at first, for
the airmen had with them a months
supply of food, stoves, guns, and
other equipment to preserve life.
Once before Eiclson had been
forced down in the same region, and
had ,reappeared safely after staying
"A month in traders cabin.
But when more than a month had
elapsed, with no word received, the
machinery of rescue was set in mo-
tion.
Fellow aviators were the first to
attempt rescue expedition, but
their first effort met with disaster.
In attempting to takeoff from the
rough flying field at Teller, Crosson
and Frank Dorbandt damaged their
planes, which noseQ over into the
snow as heavy loads Of gasoline
held the planes to the ground.
Undaunted, they set about repair,
ing their ships with the scanty equip.
ment on hand, and yesterday Cros-
son, this time accompanied by Gil
lam, made successful takeoff.
Other expeditions, intent on rescue
of Eielson and Borland, were sched.
uled to get under way soon.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21

Accident Victim Fined-Jack Cor.
don of Brentwood, who escaped un-
injured when he drove Ford coupe
into the side of San Diego and
Arizona train at the Imperial ave
nue. crossing, last Wednesday, was
fined $75 by Judge Perkins in court
yesterday afternon for reckless
driving. Being unable to pay the
fine, Gordon is serving it out at the
county Jail.
Fresh Buttered Popcorn at Pault
stages Depot. ao'
Mrs. II. Sorensen Nurse. n:
olive. ady
Mimeographing, Typewriting, Pub
lie Stenographers. Superior work.
Prompt service. Reasonable rates
Service department, Imperial Valley
Business College. Phone 3S9. adv
The Distinction or Quality. ror
our pa y. Bridgers Fancy Ice
ream, Bricks or Bulk. adj
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21
M California
Sport Briefs

HOLLYWOOD, Dee. 81. U.H-
Iaurice Hotter, French feather
yei aht, won decisive victory over
Ward Sparks of Detroit at the Hol.
ywood Legion last eight.
The Frenchman outboXed his or
'onent in every round, scoring q
mock down in the second round and
gain in the fourth.
Los ANGELES, Dec. 81. U.P)-
University of Southern California
ootban squad turned out today fol
S second day of practice since re-
lmption of training and wemi
Trough Il light workout in prepare
ion for the New Years game with
he Pitt Panthers. Bill Seitz filled
at right tackle for Frank An
hony who is laid up with n cold
assing, punting and signal prac
ce was the extent of the work done
Y the Troians.
Coach Howard Jones has Il old
ut is expected to be on the job oi
upcrvising the training Of the
quad next week.
LOS ANGELES, Dee. 81. W.R--
Elmer c. "Gloomy Gus" Ilcnd, rson
'ormer L. S. c. coach, has applied
or the position left vacant when
i'll Driver resigned as athletic di-
ector of Loyola university. Hen
icrson has been coaching the Uni.
versity Of Tulsa since leaving L.
:. C.
Sederal applicants for the Loyola
OBJ are under consideration, but no
appointment is expected for some
imc.
Los ANGELES, Dee. 81. U.H--
The powerful Brigham Young bas-
tctball squad will play University
If California at Los Angeles tonight
n the first of five intersections
,ames on the schedule of the Bruins.
The same teams will clash again on
Monday.
Another headline bill for tonight
is the meeting between the Univer-
;ity of Southern California athletes
and the Whittier Poets at Whit
tier.
LOS ANGELES, Dee. 81. WP)- =
rhe main event on the Olympic
clubs New Years card will be q
10 round scrap between Les Ken
nedy, Santa Monica heavyweight,
md Jack De Nave, giant Hol-
lander. De Nave is leaving Ne"
\ ork today to fill the engagement.
Among prominent fighters he has
net are Jack Sharkey, Young Strit.
ling and Jack Renault,
Kennedy recently defeated *. o.
Christner, Ohio heavyweight, here
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21
Maggie Team To
Play At Border

Maggio's Fat Boys are all primed
ior their game with the Los Angeles
1olored Giants tomorrow at the Ca
exico ball park, and are determined
70 teach the visitors how the game
ihould be played. This is the first
of series of four games to be
played in the valley between these
swo teams.
Maggio's team has been strength.
ned by the addition Of Carson Biga.
5y and Truck Hannah both of whom
will see much service during the
ieri"s.
The Fat Boys will line up tomor-
'ow with the following players:
Hammerslaugh, c; Young, IS; Will
ngham. 3b; Woodson, eff; Walters,
}; Chick. IF; Gardner, If; Bragg, OBJ
Stark, lb.
The game is scheduled to start at
':3O ?. m, Sunday, sharp.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21
Anderson Wins
Fluke Decision

SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 81. U.P)
-"Cowboy" Eddie Anderson, of Cas-
oer, Wyo.. won Il rather fulkv decis-
on from frankie Stetson. local Junior
weltcrweight, ON Il foul in the third
ound of their scheduled 10 round
light here last night.
Local critics maintain that no fou,
iad been committed when Anderson
iropped to his knee, claiming low
1unch, but there was a foul immed-
ately after, when Stetson got excit-
d and punched him when ne was
down.
Instead of disqualifving Stetson,
tefcrce Ben Wagner counted Ander-
on out, but then awarded him a de-
lsion when fans made demonstra-
ion.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21
MORGAN LOSES
JUNIOR CROWN
BY KNOCKOUT
Ey FRANK GETTY
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK. Dee. 2l. U.R)-The
"wise money" of broadway was laid
at odds of ) to against a champion
last night, and the 1870 pound cham
pionship of the prize ring changed
hands according to expectations.
Tod Morgan of Seattle, who had
l.e!d and gallently defended the
junior lightweight title for more
than four years, lost it to Benny
Bass of Philadelphia, just as the
''wise money" said he would.
Whether Bass will be allowed to
keep the championship with the ap,
proval of the New York State Ath-
letic Commission depends, however,
upon the outcome of an Official in
Vestigation which was launched i'm
mediatcly after the bout.
Chairman Jim Farley, who was at
the ringside, ordered the purses of
both fighters held up, and said his
commission would inquire into all
circumstances surrounding the bout.
The fight itself was sufficiently
spectacular to satisfy the average
customer, however.
Two straight rights to the jaw ear
ly in the second round stretched
Morgan on the canvas. his limbs
helpless to obey the dictates of a
lighting heart. Knocked down for a
count of nine at the start Of the
round, Tod struggled up, only to run
into . smashing right to the jaw
t1.,I tnt,n L. al
I after 81 seconds.
Never before has q champion Ell.
tered the ring on the short end of
such betting as took place around
Madison Square Garden, where n
small crowd had gathered to watcl
the title fight, scheduled for l.
rounds. Morgan, who had defended
the championship Is times since win.
ming it from Mike Ballerino in 1925
appeared in good shape at l2e
pounds, with Bass one pound lighter
Morgan Takes First
During the first round, Morgan
gave the majority of the crowd plen
ty of thrills. Tod swept into Bas,
with flashing two handed attack
caught the challenger off his GUARD
and had him in retreat from the op
ening bell.
y left jab which constantly sen,
Benny back on his heels and "A light
nlng right cross, drove the challenger
around the ring and it appeared a.
though the "wise money" might hav,
been placed i'll advisedly after All.
- But the silent, furtive eyed gen
try in the ringsidc seats sat tigh
and said nothing and the scconc
round saw their confidence ampl,
tUstificd
I Bass, apparently unhurt, mad,
short work of the Seattle boy. II,
/ staggered Tod with II left hook t,
1 the head and shot a straight right t,
) me Jaw. Morgan went down on hi,
: race lie got up at the count O.
nine' bat another right dropped hin
for the long count and a new cham
plon's hand was raised as Tod wa,
: carlicd Ia his corner.
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fulfilling previous practice schedule
bv blizards which DELAYED the trair
, i2 hours.
! 1t was believed most of the della,
would be overcome before the team
4 reached Palo Alto where it vii.
nave almost a week for practice o,
I the Stanford field in preparation
! Tor the game next Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21

PASADENA. Dec. ol. aIP)-
With George Won Elm, former ma.
'i'hai amateur champion, and Wal
ter Hagen, the British open title
holder, leading the large field of
quallflers, the second round OF the
$4,000 Pasadena open golf tourna
ment got under way here today.
The first thrcesome to tee off con
SISTED of Al Watrous, Joe Turoesa
and Billy Burke, followed fe"
minutes later by Bill Mehlhorn.
Henry Cuici and Witty Cox.
More than 100 players survived
the qualifying round and entered
ihe Is hole grind today. The cham.
pionship will be decided Sunday
when the field will be cut to the
low 60.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21
SPORT NEWS
PALACIOS, PORTER AND MURRAY
WIN AT WEEKLY BOXING CARD

Four six round events were staged
Ut the arena last night, two of
which were rather disappointing 10
the fans because of lack Of fighting
On the part of the principals. Thc
"thrr two were better, one result
ny i'll Il technical Knockout in the
"ourth round, the other showing
nicnty of fireworks in the last two
s'anzas. The four round curtain.
,aiscr scheduled between Vincent
Solano and Mateo Majhoney was
called off when one Of the fighters
tailed to show up.
The main event between Teddy
Palacios and Jock Mclaughlin re.
suited in well-earned decision for
Teddy and had the bout goi" the
10 round route he would probably
nave won by Il knockout as h. was
giving the Canadian boy plenty &c
punishment toward the end Of the
affair. The bout opened in Il most
calm ard peaceful manner and cor
finucd III this way up TO the fourth
frame. 1t seemed as if both fight
'"s were working along the same
lines Of campaign. Both would
dance around for Il while, duck,
'hcn oang, bang, and clinch. II
got to be rather monotonouS until
te fourth round and then Pa!1cios
started out III earnest. He pun
ishcd Mclaughlin plenty in the last
TWO rounds and had him ON his
bicycle trying TO get away froih
hose damaging lefts to the BODY
and head. jock got in few maui.
and had Teddy bleeding at tn"
Ipouth hut ho Just couldn't stop thr
force of those left swings Whick
alacios kept throwing at him. Ted.
dies timing was. very poor md he
missed several swings that had /,
o. printed on them if they had evc'
landed.
Villa Trouaced
The semi final between frankie
.iurrav Of san Francisco and Pedro
Villa was slow and unintcrcSting.
10 say the least. The BOYS waltzcd
sr"und the ring for six rounds ana
wcnt into el;ncheS almost continu
"usly. Murray showed more aggrcS
sN,ness to fight than did tn Fiji
ainO and II was this that won him
the decision. Villa had Il habit ct
holdlng whenever the chance camc
which slowed W the proceedings
TOO much.
In tn" second >iN round event On
III" card, the fans were treated L.
action and pleu,y Of it, Leonard
For.ot, the black flash from Los
.Ang'Ics. whipped Johnnie Blair
t"am start To- finish aud had him
oat ca his frot IN the fourth round
when his seconds tossed .n til" tosvrl
t. md tic luut. Purtcr's each
helped him a great deal ~ h" wa,
4b'c 10 l'"P his left hight in RIair'~
lace most f the time and then bring
rF'r q moan hight swing tha' hul,
Ncry timo il landed. The third
round s.uv tie hcgiuuing OF tn" end
H'nir opened up lY giving the hlac',
boy foIt hrtty walloTs To tht fac
aud then Porter got mad. lie chas, d
Blair al over the ring only 10 b,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21
Eleven
~ Hours Late

HUTCHINSON. Kan. Dee. 2l.U.p)
The - coach special train carry
ing The Army footballs quad to Palo
Alto, Calf, was speeding westward
across Colorado today, al the recep-
tionS planned aleng It's route having
been cancelled in an effort to make
up lost time.
Th" West Pointers stopped here
for snort time late Friday, work
ing out on the high school athletic
field after being prevented from
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21

halted by a stiff right to the stonl.
,ch and several to the face. This
was Blair's 7ast flare, however. and
The next round saw his finish. II,
'howed good brand of blocking
against the terrific blows Porter
';tpt pouring INTO him until one
slipped over and he went down for
HE count Of nine. He got up again,
groggN and almost out. Porter was
IN him like tiger and hit him with
orciything he had. Blair vent
down again and at the count Of
seven his seconds threw in the
towel and the bout was over. Blal
tbsorhed plenty of punishment; dur
ing the two minutes and 80 seconds
IF this round before the end came.
The curtain raiser between Mike
Donivan and Pat Yangco WA ex
pccted to develop into one of those
zeal Pat and Mike affairs but hopes
fizzlcd out before the end Of tn.
first round and the lows then
;'Iayed safe for the rest q" the scrap.
The affair was marrcd by too much
wrestling and pushing each other
around the ring which brought many
clt t-calls from the fans. Referee
Iackctt ruled ii a draw, nrithc. c0,.
testant having secured Il fall during
ia" regulation period of the con.
tcst.
Between Rounds
An increasing number of lady
fans is noticed from week to week.
The crowd got real impatient as
9 O'Clock came around and clam.
'fcd for the'fun TO begin. The first
tighter did not show up until al.
most 9:lj.
lobby racho occupied ring.
SIDE scat during the first bout Bob.
by got duite a hand when the crowd
recognized him.
Murray's quick break at the sound
of the gong amused the crowd Eyi.
IDENTIFY that boy got clipped once
before when not expecting il and
is taking no chances now.
Porter was trying to measure
Blair for the curtains in that hectic
iourth bu; could not get over that
plcdrivcr right before the towcl
came hurting into the ring.
N">t weeks hcadlincr: Sid Tor
:cs against frankie MURRAY.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21
PAGE THREE

Christmas day. The manager Of tho
border town team has been scout
irg around lately and signed up
bunch of really good balltosser..
The Giants will show the same line
up with which they confronted diff
ferent teams in this vicinity, ana
the fans are assured Of very fast
game.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21

Lions To Have Party-Next Tues
day evening the Lions club will have
White Elephant Christmas tree
party. Every member will bring q
present received last Christmas
which proved to be useless and will
hang same on the tree for some fel
low member. \ real high time is
expected and it is to be hoped that
some presents will not be recognized
by last years donors.
Fancy Graperru:t FOR Christmas
gifts, packed in Is, Il, 70, or whole
boxes. The l.. V. Grapefruit Grow
srs. Broadway & Railroad.
adv
Wooda Blesy school of Dancing
'23 Orange. Phone 733-W.
A Christmas Gift Worth While.
Give the young man or woman a
course In business training at the
Imperial Valley Business College.
New term begins January 6, 1880.
Phone 3s9. adv
EARLY Band Rehearsal-Profess
Horace Williams, leader Of the f!
Centre band, advises that the regu
lar rehearsal on Monday night will
be held at 1880 instead Of 7:lJ and
urges all members to be on time.
The band will play during the clos
ing hours Of business on Tuesday
night and this rehearsal is the tina,
one before appearing on Christmas
eve.
Gull Grapefruit IN large burlap
sacks at $3.50. l. V. GraIefruit
Growers, Broadway & R. R. Tracks
And Now-Ho, sandwiches anO
coffee At Rridgers Fancy Ice c. can
store. Open noon till midnight.
ad,
Desert Pictures and Xmas card
hand colorsd in oil. Valley Art ant
Picture Shop. ad,
DR.. A. B. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
Xmas suggestions-Lily bulbs
growing in plain, also reed covered
bowls, soc and up. Tues, Wed. and
Thurs. Stricklers Fresh Posie Shop,
6l7 Orange Ave. adv
Spark Plugs Stolen-Otto Gerard,
FL Centre Hotel, reported to police
headquarters this morning that some
one stole six boxes of spark plugs
from his automobile while it was
parked in the Fl Centre parking
grounds. Each box contained six
plugs.
Original Desert Watercolors by
Mrs. Earl McReynolds of Brawlev
See them at the I. V. Hardware. ad,
Beauty Parlor Service given by
Mrs Freeman at the Ell Centre Beau.
~ onop. fhone Z. adv
Let Storage Help You. Our rem
forced concrete warehouse is the
safest place for your piano, trunks
and household goods. Phone l. Pion,
eer Truck and Transfer Co. adv
Desert Pictures-All sizes, good
assortment. hand-colored in oil. 81,
and up. Valley Art and Picture Shop
$50 Main St. NJ w s
For Your Eastern Friends: Cali
| fornia orange blossom greetings
with perfume, boxed soc. And fo,
the home folks numerous hand paint.
cd gifts. Valley Art and Picture
, ohop, 'oo9 Main. NJ w S