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LATE BULLETINS
rrxrs ro rEsTIFY IN oWN DEFENsE


S0(APDThe climax OF the ooeS
keyes and two oer
announced heSes ~"uo s
his defense rested yesterday. .,or,,s
- AR ON BOARD OF TAN AfEAS
face Of the opposition OF secretary
insisted IN tne senate
large tax refund cases our OF hS AHS
the board
TEXAS BABY PAPERS. FALLS IN SENEhELf bO
2(AP)-Joe Listman vas
old barrel ied Win papers anu
hen the harrel
TWO BURN TO IN MICHIGAN HOME
burned 70 deAsn IN
here today Ihe DEAD are
Thema Lasne MIS- IAu
mother seriously burned The IRE was eau
by an overheAted
DELAYED By ILLNESS. Is MELANCHOLY
suffering an
of physical ills. Gordon Stewart Noneo
restless night In the kVesae
The Canadian who for more TRAN ~eeA hss
his trial. granted
after DR. H. l. Rathtf had ea
yngiti conunctvs Noneo spent
Of last night in his guards reported
TESTIFY IN S0LoN PROBE OF JUDGE HAhDi
ANGELES Jan 23Subpenas for Aimee Semple Mcpherson
judge Carlos Hardy today the ord o.
walter Little Of the legislative assembly investigating
has undertaken examination Judge Hardy acceptance
heck from the evangelist for legal advice"
INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT To ABILENE
Texas. Jan. 23-tAPl-Benjamin A. Ruffin. Richmond Ns
Lions International win fly Abilene Antonio to-
attend meeting of representatives OF than fifty West
einbs here tomorrow.
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U.S.. MARINES
DIE IN FIGHT
IN NICARAGUA
Death of Third Man
In Battle With Out
laws Reported By
Messenger

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Jan. 23.-
R)-Latest advices from northern
Nicaragua state three marines of n
patrol Of seven which FLASHED with
outlaws northeast Of Yali in the de-
partment of Jinotega on Monday,
were killed.
Those killed we're Private Everett
A. Rector of Des Moines, Iowa,
whose death had previously been
reported; Rastus Collins, of Lyons,
Ca. and George T. Oswill, of Mi
ami. Fla.
First word of Rectors' death was
brought 10 marine headquarters by
messenger yesterday while addi-
tional advices received today told Of
the deaths Of the other two. Only
meagre details have been received
Of the clash.
Steps toward declaring martial law
in the northern departments are be-
ing taken by the Niearaguan author
ities and the training of volunteers
for service in the region is going on
rapidly.
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F IN A L
EDIT ION
I'm OUR
VALLEY

THE MISSOURI PACIFIC's ex-
hibit car of Valley grown vegetables,
is making its annual trip through
the mid-western states, wherever the
Mopac has lines.
W. B. Cook, agricultural agent for
the Missouri Pacific Lines, is in
charge of the car.
He has been observing the reac-
tion to the exhibits.
He finds that South Texas pro-
ducts are strongly entrenched in
Che. mid-western cities.
bealers and jobbers unanimously
assert that their patrons want these
Valley fruits and vegetables.
But, Mr.. Cook says, although the
Valley has a lower freight rate TO
these cities than has California and
despite the fact the Valley uses the
California pack, California beets and
carrots are competing with the Val
ley.
That, he charges, seems TO be due
TO failure on the part Of the valley
to grade and clean as well as they do
in California.
FROM 100 TO 200 members Of the
Western Fruit Jobbers association,
now in convention at Memphis, will
reach the Valley the latter part Of
the week.
They are coming 70 make trip
over the section that has made and
is making reputation in the matter
Of producing and shipping the pro-
ducts they merchandise 70 the
dealers.
Such trip cnce yearly by as
many jobbers as can make It, after
the annual meeting, will tend to
spread the fame of the Lower Rio
Grande Valley.
The Valley must sell itself, its
continued ability TO produce, to
these men who are always studying
the markets.
THE CORPUS CHRISTI CALLER
keeping an eye on air mail transpor-
tation developments, as they may
affect this coast, says:
"Air mail service between Hous-
ton and New Orleans starts today.
Houston is making great prepara-
tions for the event, having piled up
a record amount Of mail for the
first trip. A capacity load Of pas
sengers likewise is assured. The
service will link Houston with New
York and Atlanta.
eat the same time preparations
are under way for the inauguration
Of the Brownsville to Mexico City
air mail line. The Mexico Aviation
company has signed contract with
the Mexican government the past
week for the service, which, u Is
urat. yood, will be started in
sAsK6me.
with Houston linked with New
CONTINUED on Page Five)
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BELLEVUE, Ohio, Jan. 23.-tP)-
Investigations have been started %
determine responsibility for the
crash yesterday when a Lake Shore
electric train struck a Greyhound
Lines bus, killing 10 Of the 32 pas
sengers and injuring the others.
The death toll mounted TO 10 today
with the death Of Richard Freeman,
80. Of Cleveland.
The Investigations began with ac-
tion by DR.. G. T.. Bell, Huron county
coroner, assisted by Edward Martin,
county prosecutor.
County officials pointed out that
seemingly the bus driver and the
motorman OF the interrrban had OBJ
served the usual safety precautions.
A binding snow storm was streaking
across the state at the time.
Edward Butler, Cleveland, driver
Of the bus, who In in a hospital with
severe cuts. said he stopped the bus
CONTINUED on Page Five.)
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ANTE-OVER!HERE
y y y
COMES THE SLOT
y = y
MACHINE, BOYS

KENOSHA, Wis, Jan. 23.-tP)-
The Illinois-Wisconsin state line
runs through the middle Of Charles
Crittenden's roadhouse. Sheriff
Steve Robinson of Kenosha, in
formed that a slot machine was be-
ing operated at the roadhouse con-
trary to the law and the statutes,
went there to do his duty. Critten-
den saw him coming and moved the
slot machine over to the Illinois
side of the house.
Later Sheriff Lawrence Doolit-
tie of Waukegan, ILL.,, learning Of
il, wenn6orth TO the roadhouse.
bent upon enforcing the laws of
Illinoiss Crittenden saw him COM
ing too, and moved the slot ma
chine back into Wisconsin.
Law, however, is memorable, and
right will prevail.
The two sheriffs went back to
the roadhouse last night, together.
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WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Valley:
Mostly cloudy and unsettled tonight
and Thursday, probably with local
rains; colder Thursday; much cold
er Thursday night. Moderate 20
fresh Eoutherly winds, becoming
northerly sometime Thursday.
For East Texas. Local rains to-
night; colder In northwest portion:
Thursday local rains. except rain or
snow in north portion: colder e1-
cept much colder I'm north portion;
Temperatures 22 20 rs degrees i'm
northwest portion Thursday night.
Moderate to fresh east to south
winds On the coast, becoming north
erly.
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Radio Bearings
Leading America
To Missing Ship

RADIO BEARINGS COL PI- -.
NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-(Pl-The
United States Lines steamer America
reported at 1920 p. m, today she was
heading for the crippled freighter
Florida on radio bearings and expect
ed to reach her at 8 o'clock this eve
ming.
Officials Of the United States lines,
operating the America, believed that
Captain Fried was proceeding ii a
general southerly direction in the
hope OF overtaking the rudderless
Florida.
NEW YORK, Jan. 23--tRl-The
steamship America reported by ra
dio at IL n. m, that she was so close
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Say Slayer Was
Liquor Crazed

FOR TwoRTH. Jan. 23.-F-
Further testimony TO support the
plea that S. II. Newton, on trial Tor
murder. suffered an impairment OF
his mind from drinking Intoxicating
liquor was offered today.
Newton, 80, Weatherford contrac-
tor. shot and killed j. p. Arnold and
wounded W. L. Wilson ut the offices
OF the North Texas Iron and Steel
company in October, 1928, the in
dictment charges.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 23.-tPt-A
supplemental application in refer
ence to a project for completing a
new throuhg railroad route from
Amarillo to Fort Worth. Texas. in
which the 81. Louis & San Francisco
and the Rock Island railroads are
interested. was presented today to
the Interstate Commerce Commits
SION The petition plan woEid cut
the distance 10 346 miles.
TO SEAT STATE SENATOR
AUSTIN. Jan. 23.-tPf-Senator
W. II. Cousins Of Beaumont, elected
Monday to succeed the late Senator
H. +. Triplett. will be permitted to
take his seat immediately as . re-
suit Of house actien yesterday and
senate aeriotn today. A bill 70 per-
mit such . procedure was sent 70
Governor Moody for signing.
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BUS, TROLLEY
CRASH DEATHS
MOUNT TOl9
Starts to
Place Bla me For
Collision; Several
Still Unidentified
IN SMASH-UP;
CONFESSES TO
ROBBERY; DIES

BELLEVUE, o., Jan. 23-(AP)
Shaken by his experiences In
the bus crash here yesterday
which killed is passengers, Teddy
O'Brswski, Of Brooklyn. confessed
10 two baak robberies before MS
name was added to the death list
today.
O'Brawski fought for his life
until he realized IL was hopeless.
and then admitted he committed
a bank robbery In Detroit last
summer. and another In California
some time previously.
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Pete Mackenzie
Sentenced to Die
In Chair Mar. q

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Jan. 23.--tP1
John "Pete" Mackenzie, convicted
Of the fatal shooting in September,
1927, of Chief Of Detectives Sam
Street, was sentenced to death by
Judge W. w. McCrory here today.
Date Of the execution was set fer
March %.
Several petitions seeking commu-
tation are now being circulated and
will be presented TO Governor Dan
Moody.
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to the disabled freighter Florids and
that the latter's wireless signals
were very strong. The liner Presi-
dent Harrison had previously report
ed she could not find the Florida.
The America said the tanker
Dannedaike, also in distress in the
same general vicinity-Se0 miles off
the Virginia capes-had set up n
jury rig and was attempting to make
Bermuda under her own steam.
The messages from the President
Harrison and the America were re-
ceived at the Chatham, Mass, station
Of the Radio Marine Corporation.
The former vessels report had said
she and the German freighter Yorck.
third Of the rescue ships which put
out Sor the two crippled vessels when
their distress became known yester-
day, had been in the Florida's last
known position all night but had
found on trace Of her. Then came
the message from Captain Fried OF
signals were 50 strong that all radio
stations might resume broadcasting.
The Presidest Harrison likewise
reported the Dannebaike was proceed
ing to Bermuda.
On the bridge of one of the rescue
ships. the America, vas Captain
George Fried, hero Of the rescue OF
the crew Of the British freightei
Antinoe three years ago. The other
two headed for the disabled vsesels
were the President Harrison of the
Dollar line and the German freighter
Yorck.
The Florida was the first to send
an SOS, saying her rudder was gone
and her life boats smashed. A few
minutes later came the call for help
from the Dannedaike. She gave no
details of her trouble. Her position
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QUESTION MARK DELAYED

SHREVEPORT. La. Jan. 23.-tPH
The Question Mark, army endurance
plane. was delsped today BY unfav-
orable weather on its flight 20 Mont
gomery, Ala. A refueling plane
hoped off this morning for Mont
gomery. II was piloted by Captain
Ross Hoyt.
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RIG CRUISER LAUNCHED

CAMDEN, n. J., Jan. 23.-tPD-The
l0.000-ton cruiser Salt Lake City was
launched today at the yard CT the
New York Shipbuilding company. The
big warship slipped into the Delaware
at 12:46 D. m.
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Buy GOLD IN LONDON

NEW YORK, Jan 23.-tFr-The
American Exchange Irving Trust to-
day announced purchase cf approx
mately $1,000 900 OF gold In London.
This In the second shipment 10 New
York ON the current nnuvemsnt
brought about by tho lower London
cables.
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Milwaukee Ball
Club Owner Dies

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Jan. 23.--tEt--
Henry j. Kiililea. owner Of the Mil
waukee Baseball club, and one of the
founders of the American League,
died in a hospital at 10:25 a. m.
today.
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ALLEGED cANGsTER HELD

II PASO, Tex. JAM 23.-tFt-Ace
Pendietnn. alleged leader Of gang of
southwest bank robbers Was arrested
here today.
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TIDE TABLE

High ard low tide at Point Isabel
tomorrow. under normal meteorologi-
cal conditions:
HigE a..E-,---....s...-z bsll y. m.
Low .......~--....@s. bsaa u. m.
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RIVER FORECAST

There will be no material change
IN the river during the next few
days.
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How

Time Fliesl Bobby has Outgresn many OF his toys
and they gathering dust in the attic Why
not let them serve a two-fold purpose make sons
little child happy, and put Cash in your pocket, per-
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SNAOM NOHl ONV7V

so!AIsS fo!nO
sd6L 10 AIS 'uS!ssQ 1uV
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d5Q17M HVTkUT
no d7I7AIH SHNVI
Brownsville Corpus Christi
San Antonio - Houston
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-18
nr United Press Leascd Wire

Colonel Robert W. Stewart S ne
tion in defying John y. Rockefeller
Jr.. to unseat him as chairman Of
TIE board of the Standard oil Com
pany Of Indiana has thrown INTO
sharp contrast the characters Of the
two mon who probably represent The
strongest forces directing the opera
tions Of the oil industry in the Unit
cd States.
Stewart, son of a village smithy,
and former major in Roosevelt s
rough riders. is an active and dy
mamie executive. Rockefeller, born
10 wealth and power but taught fru-
gality by his famous father, is a
relatively inactive capitalist.
The following companiouato dis
patches. one FROM Chicago about
Stewart and the other from New
York about Rockefeller, bring iHte
bold relief tho characteristics Of
these two men whose financial bat
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-18

moderate supply With limited trad
ing. Imperial Valley grapefruit
weak at 40 to 4,75 box for 64 s,
with S0's at $50 to 3.15 and 100 $
at 3.225 to $50. Tulare county grape
fruit mostly $50 box. Mexican peas
slightly lower at 4.50 to 900 per
10 lug with few good Imperia! Val
ley peas at T. to II cents pound.
Imperial Valley tangeriues steady
at to cents pound according to
quality.
KANSAS CITY: 43 degrees,
cloudy. Arizona, California ar
rived. - diverted, p unbrokcn on
track. Supplies liberal, demand mod
crate, market steady. Arizcaa best
As 2.75-3; 5's 30, ordinary 22.25.
Imperial IS best 400 %; 5's and
fair quality 3.j0-75.
san FRANCISCO: 80 degrees,
cloudy. 3 California arrived, un-
broken, 9 broken on track Supplies
moderate, demand moderate, mar.
kct barely steady. Street sales I'm
pcrial Is 2.75-&; IS 2.75.3 mostly
around 2.75; G's mostly $50. Ari2-
one ! 5, : 2.j0-75.
ST. LOUIS: - degrees, rain. 1
Arizona arrived, IS on track. Sup
plies liberal, demand slow, market
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-18

art from the chairmanship of the
Standard Oil Company of Indiana.
1t is the greatest struggle in the
history Of chat corporation and one
that has been accompanied by a
boom of Standard Oil stock on the
New York curb exchange, Stewart
or Rockefeller or both generally are
reported purchasing stock on the
open market in their battle for, con
troll Of the directors meeting at
Whiting. Ind. March Z.
Rockefeller. born to millions, was
made to work hard SO he might APP
rraciatc their true value. His faith
or. Who now watches his son $ first
major financial battle from his win
ter homo at Florida, had a strict
code for children.
The Younger Rockefeller has been
d.splcascd with Stewart because of
Tie latter's original coneealment
from senate investigators of facts
on his receipts of Continental
Trading Company profits.
Rorkcfellcr. -. is brawmy, six
feet tan. with penetrating eyes and
a square cat Jaw.
In his youth, Rockefeller worked
ON the family estate at Cleveland.
He had vigorous life, and received
small wages for such work as break
ing stou, and splitting wood.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-18

quality S.-5-4, few bcst 4.o5; IS
$500.
NEW YORK: 81 degrees, cloudy.
l2 ears California, 8 Arizona, 5
Florida arrived. Western supplies
moderate. Demand slow, market
steady. Crates 1 5, 5 5 Imperial 800
4.25; car fancy $50 others fair con
dition 2.75. Arizona fair to ordinary
best 2.25-75 poorer 1852.
BOSTON,; 46 degrees, clear. 3
Arizona. 3 California, Florida ar
rived, 20 on track. Truck receipts Of
hot house 500 bushels. Supplies
heavy, demand moderate, market
about steady for good stock. Ari2
ona rs 1903; 5's best mostly $50
poor 1.50-2. Imperial rs l00-50
mostly 4-4.25 poorer low as 800; :
best 1904 poorer low as $50.
Los ANGELES: 10 degrees.
cloudy. California arrived, > di-
vcrtcd, s unbroken. Is broken On
track. Supplies liberal. demand
slow, market about steady. Impe-
rial rs 1925; ) 5 2.50-3; G's Loo.
dry pack 10. Arizona As, > $
225.5g Auction yesterday, Impe-
rial / car IS 30 p; As 3.lj; O.
I.50.
Los Angeles most lines in light 70
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-18

Rapids, Ia. attended college there,
studied law at Yale, read law i'll
the offices ct Simeon Baldwin in
New Haven, Conn, and eventually
hung out his shiugie in Pierre, s. u.
In two years the yomg lawyer at
tanned a notable reputation rs at
toFncy and politician.
In 1907, before the old Standard
Oil Company had been dissolved MS
trust, Stewart won a ease fer the
company at Pierre aud attracted the
notice Of President Cowan The lat
Ter brought linn on to Chicago and
nadc him general attorney.
His executive ability and forceful
character led through a number of
lesser positions until 1918 when hc
MAS elected chairman Of the board.
From then on Colonel Stewart
ruled the company with an iron
hand.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-18
To
Give Lecture

Round the World With Ander-
SON" is the subject Of tonight 5
sermon lecture n the First Baptist
church revival services, a great
treat being in store fer those hear
ING the talk as the evangelist will
givc graphic description of the
Holy Land and foreign countries.
lie will describe conditions of 9th
or lands in an interesting manner,
contrasting them with conditions in
our own land. Nazareth, the Sea of
GalIilee. Jorden River, Jerusalem
Calvary and many other places III
the Holy Land will be touched upon
by the speaker, who has visited
these places and plans to act aS
guide later this year for another
round the world trip, During part
of the lecture he Will wear an Arab
costume. adding to the general IN
tcreSt.
Everyonc is invited to attend to-
nights meeting, which begins at
30.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-18
Daily Report
On Markets By
Radio Service

Origin of Imperial lettuce ship
monts for January IL -Calipatria,
o; Erawley, A; Calexico, IS; Impo-
rial, O; Estelle. ! El Centre, 2I;
Hcbcr, Q; Holtvillc, Il; Sandia, 3;
total 10j. Total to date, 1896.
Ell CENTRIC and Nearby Points;
Thursday, clear, maximum 80 de
erees, minimum 80 degrees. Demand
moderate. market about steady.
Carloads fob. cash track, crates IS
) 5 2,00-2j according to quality and
percentage Is; practically straight
> : low as l.S5.
CHICAGO: 81 degrees. rain. 1G
Arizona. Is California arrived, l2l
on track. Supplies liberal. demand
moderate, market steady (harelv).
Arizona IS. - fair quality 2-2.5O
few best 2.75, ordinary. soft. slight
~ frozen l.75. Imperial Is fair
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-18
CONDEMNED MEN SING
by United Press Leased Wire

MILLEDGENILLE. Ga. Jan. Is.
-Four negro murdorcrs died in the
electric chair at the state prison 10.
day. the condemned men singing
- Swing Low, Sweet Chariot,' un-
til the strains Of the old plantation
hymn died out with the electrocu-
tion of the last to die.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-18
Sister OF Mrs.
Canton Dies

The wide circle Of friends of Mrs.
John G. Canton will regret to learn
that her sister, Miss Lcnora Hcllek-
son, died at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. II. Hellckson, 1924
West 44th street, Minneapolis, yes
tcrdav afternoon. Death followed a
prolonged illness, which became sud
denly worse several weeks ago,
when Mrs. Canton was called to the
bedside.
Funeral arrangements have not
been made and will be- announced
Iat,r.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-18
Christian Science
Radio Lectures

Residents of this vicinity Will
fave an opportunity TO hear auth
., .zed Chtis.ian Science lectures
over the radio by Peter y. Ross, {.
8. b.. of Saa Francisco, rs follows:
sunday afternoon. January ~ at
; o'clock, broadcast over Radio
station KFWC, from the Y. NJ. G..
\. Auditorium, Pomona, for First
Church Of Christ. Scientist, Of
Pomona.
Tuesday. January -, from 12:lo
to 1870 noon. broadcast over Radio
station KFI, from Philharmonic
Auditorium, Los Angeles, for Ninth
Church of Christ, Scientist, OF Los
Angeles
Mr.. Ross is member of the
beard of lcctureship of The Mother
Church., The First Church Of Christ.
Scientist, in Boston. Massachusetts.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-18
BY HARRY r. LANDER
United Press staff Correspondcnt)

NUHIItu FIeSS oIdII OOIEtSpUHuCIIJJ
NEW YORK, Jan. l7.-Johu y.
Rockefeller Jr. has a fighting facr
and has been trained in spartan
ways, and Wall Street i learning
now for the first time i4st how
much of a fighter hd is rs he at
tempts 70 oust Col. Robert W. Stcw-
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-18

tie of the century has SO fascinated
the public.
BY JAMES K. MARTINDALE
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent)
CHICAGO, Jan. 1S.-The son Of
a country blacksmith has challenged
the financial dominance of tha
BockcfcIIorS iu their own Kingdom
Of oil.
Robert Wright Stewart, physical
giant Of the western plains, LEFT q
law office in Pierre. $. n.. TO rise
to leadership among great business
executives.
Behind his refusal to yield to john
y. Rockefeller Jr's demand that ho
resign the chairmanslip of the $3.50
oo0,CD9 Standard C.l Company Of
Indiana Cor the sake Of the cow-
pany's reputation. is the grim lie
termination Of solfmade. dynamic
man who finds the same cXljiiratjon
in combat today that he found as
rough rider with Roosevelt 80 years
ago.
Stewart was born in ls6G in Cedar
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-18

One of the finest Ayrshire herds
in the Unite States, at Limon,
Colorado, has just been purchased
by c. A. Brown, of Denver.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-18

weak. Arizona AS best mostly 500
bow high as $50: 5's mostly 2.25-5o'
few high as 3.25; 8 S mostly 2.25-5o.
high as 40, . ) 1904.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-18

Henry Ford, If Lizzie fame, ate
for Christmas n turkey sent from
Fallon, Nevada
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-18
ROCKEFELLER PLANS FINISH
FIGHT TO GUST STEWART

tie of the century has SO fascinated
the public.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-18

Our most expensive dresses are in
this group. The models are made
charming by new style touches, new
cClCrs, new ornaments.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-18

Our best quality coats, Elegance of
design, together with the luxurious
sweep of fun i'll collar and cuffs,
make these coats subtly different.
Al sizes.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-18

There is style plus economy here'
Soft flattering silk crepes and sat
ms fashion a variety of smart
styles. All colors all styles.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-18

Cleaning metallic hats that are so ultra
smart this season +. priced for clearance.
In several styles. Other smartly shaped
hats, close fitting or small brimmed also
on sale.