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Notice il hereby given that the
Board Of Directors OF Cameron
County Water Improvement Dis
trict No. 8 will. at their meeting To
be held August Il. 1929, at 1000
o'clock q. m. at the office Of said
district in Brownsville. Texas. re-
ceive proposals from any banking
corporation, association or individ-
ual banker. in Cameron county,
Texas, that may desire to be Sc
lected as the depository OF the
funds of said district. Each bid
shall be by sealed proposal, stating
the rate Of interest offered on the
funds of the district for the term
between the date Of such bid and
the next regular time for the selec-
ton of the depository. and shall oe
accompanied by a certified check
for $4,000 as a guarantee Of good
faith on the part Of the bidder. and
that II his bid is accepted, he viii
enter into the bond, as district de-
rosltory. az required by law.
Done under order OF said Board
Of Directors. July "a. 1929.
MARGARET SEABURY,
Secretary of the Board Of Di-
rectors of Cameron County
water Improvement District
No. 8.
CSEAL)
7-26-l-e-3t-3zo8
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Washington. Chas. Burton.
Club service: Harry Loew. Sid
Lamberton. Owen Washington,
John Hunter.
Aims and objects: VIM. S. West.
Matthew Love. Hurt Batsell. Sid
Lamberton, Harry Banker.
Business relations: Jesse bennett,
Dick Morris. Gordon Street.
Publicity: @. @. Richardson. AL
bert Reed.
Membership: owen Washington,
Chas. Burton, Emmett Dodd.
Vocational service committee
Wallace Harwood. John Starck, Bill
Richter.
Education: Emmett Day. Elmore
Order. Steve Caldwell.
Employment relations: Bob Ernst,
Lee Mullen. Zade Rosenthal.
Fellowship: Burt Hinkley, Harry
Num-. G. c. Richardson.
Conferences and conventions: Joe
Bollack. Bi,lee Burnett, Joe Pute-
gnat.
Competitor relations: Leon Purl
Arthur Hipp. Frederick Dawes, Bill
Richter.
Parks and plazas: Burt Hinkley,
Ben Proctor.
Inter-city: Bernie Kowalski, Ben
Proctor.
Classifications: Cleve Tandy.
Emmett Day. Wayne Wood.
Attendance: Mike Groom. Geo.
Toland. Burt Hinkley.
Song leader: Cleve Tandv.
Public relations: Geo. White. Zade
Rossnthal. John Tanning. oscar
Lawrence.
Correspondence: A. Wayne Wood,
y. Gotke.
Christmas tree: Ed. Monsees. joe
Bollack. John Starck. Owen Combe.
Community service. boys work
Chas. Burton. Ed Mockbee. Hurt
Batsell. Red Irvine. Louis Bogus.
Rural urban: Emmett Day, Geo
Smith. Clarence Hunter.
international relations: Alfred
Putegnat. y. J. Young. Harry Num-.
Geo. Richardson.
Student loan fund: Sid Lam
bertnn. Chas. Burton. Geo. White,
"A. Wayne Wood. Owen Washington.
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s. Travel
Discussed AT Meet

MONTERREY, Mexico. IL. g.
and means of further or
ganizing the Me can-American
Highway association and matters TO
facilitate travel between the United
States and Mexico weer discussed
here by delegates from San Antonio
and Monterrey.
The meeting. > two-day affair.
was opened with an address or well
come by Gov. Aaron Saenz Of Neuva
Leon, who urgea construction OF
highways a. a means Of bringing
the two nations closer together.
About $50 persons attended the
gathering.
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BRITISH FIRM ON
STAND

THE HAG-rE. Aug. 8-CPy-Phil-
ip Snowden. British chancellor, Of
the ~exchequer. declared categorical
~ today II the financial committee
in IL hague conference put into
effect tho Young plan, that Great
Britain would no give way on her
demand for an increased share or
German reparaions and that his
government regarded the point as
a fundamental one.
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CHILD
FROM
Especial to The Herald

WESLACO, Aug. 8.-Little eight
year old Priscilla Grapperhouse,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. III. y.
Grapperhaus. has recently under
gone an operation at the Santa
Rosa hospital in San Antonio as
result Of a broken collarbone which
did not heal properly.
The injury was received July IL
when she fell from the roof OF. an
cutbuiiding her father was roofin-.
The child has returned 10 her home
north Of Weslaco.
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YOUTHS
BROKEN IN ACCIDENT
Especial to The Herald

WESLACO. Aug. S.-Nolan An
csrson. 16-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. @. r. Anderson, Is suffering
from a broken collar bone. Nolan
who was riding in the back sea- If
a a near Pharr was thrown thru
the top OF Il car when the driver
hit a rough place in the road,
breaking the right collar bone.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES

SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
No. 3io-From Houston. San Anto-
MO Sis a m
No. SOTO Houston. San Antonio
3:lS o m
NATIONAL LINES OF MEXICO
(Matamoros Etationl
No. l32-To Monterey. Mexico City
$50 a. IN.
No. f3I-From Mexico City. Monter-
-cy. $50 . N
RIo GRANDE RAILWAY i'll.
TO Point Isabel. $50 O. 70
From Point Isabel. 4 ,. In
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CLASSIFIED
RATES and RULES

Advertisements will be accepted
over ths telephone from telephone
subscribers. or from those having
regular charge accounts. Other
classified advertising must De &C
companied by cash.
No. advertisinR accepted on an
until forbid" order. A specified
number Of insertions must oe
given.
The Herald reserves the right 20
place all advertisements under n
proper classificet ton. and reject
unclean CT objectionable copy.
Obituaries. resolutions. and cards
OF thanks will be taken at tie reg
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The publishers are not responsi-
ole for copy. omissions. typogrAph-
teal error or any unintentioEsl r.
ror that may occur. farther than &c
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vertising orders are accepted on
this basis only.
Telephone No. . AID dictate your
advertisement TO an experienced
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To insure publication same day
copy should De presented not later
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issues should De IL not later than
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
RATES
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Over 20 words. one insertion.
Per Word bsl
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The United States air mail postage
rate Il S cents fer the first ounce and
10 cents for each additional ounce Q 7
fraction thereof. Letters mailed In
the United States for the points In
Mexico AXE his rate
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III. 5. CONSUL DIES
AT NAIROBI POST

NA1ROBI. KENYA Colonoy. Aug
8.-tPl-Charles Albrecht. United
consul. died yesterday at thr
Maia Carberry nursing home.
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Train Schedules


MISSOURI PACIFIC LINES
No. i2-To Houston. San Antonio
$40 a. N.
No. 1910 Houston. TOO .. N.
No. 1910 Houston. San Antonio
BOO p. m.
No. iS-From st. Louis. San Antonio
Houston. TAI a. IN.
NO. l3-Frcm Houston. $40 u. III.
No. 11-From San Antonio and Hous.
ton. 9:5S .. m.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
II I TO ID

Selection of Depository for Cam
eron County Water Improvement
District No. g.
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Air Mail Schedules

me schedule FOR the mail between
RrounsvtIle and Dallas 10 announced
by b p~ostoffice department o. foi-
lows:
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sALESMEN-AGENTS


SAl<A!N
wANTED-Two thoroughly ex-
perienced radio repair men
with sales ability. Must be en-
ergetic, reliable. with good
personality. Prefer married
men. Must have Al reference.
Permanent position and right
salary to men that can qualify.
We are going OF enlarge our
radio department and want
competent men that have real
sales ability. Apply in person
after Q p. m. at office Camp
bell Auto Supply Co. San Be-
nito. Texas.
TIL:
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r. II. Dissatisfied?

II for some reason you are anxious 70
sell your improved grove. farm. or land
in brush. Il viii pay you to get in
touch with us at once. We have bona
Address.
& CO..
zoe Harrison &C. Oak Park. Illinois
6-110
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LOS EBANOS

Brcwrsville's Supreme Residential Dis
trtct. carefully restricted. completely
improved Home sites from sI200lo o Q.
easy terms. James-Dackinnon Co.
Realtors. ccrner III JAzdin Hetel BldS-
Bruwngv1iie.
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BUY OR EXCHANGE
WANTED-To trade 20 acres or fine ir-
rigated land all cultivated. part in
fruit trees for stock Of merchandise.
p. o. ii46. San Benito. Texas. T-69
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REAL ESTATE

Los Ebanos Lot
We have been authorized By cwner
70 sell hts beautiful Los Ebanos lot
for $1,000: terms can be arranged.
This is an unusual sacrifice. Call
Mr. Egan at James-Dickinscn
phone 400.
Sill
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FOR SALE-Hollow TIE stucco bunga-
low In Los Enancss cash CT terms
Phone i2Ss-J. S-lS7
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EVERY DAY there II q new list OF Of
fers and wants In the Classified Sec
ton. Watch 10 carefully and regularly
and net lust what YOU want
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BOARD AND ROOM in private family
for young man. Phone $50. T-49
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12
HIGHW AY SIGN
Will. De READY
IN SHORT T'TMIE,

Tourists coming into this commun-
.ty win soon know what city they
are entering, as result OF activities
af the III Centre Junior Chamber of
Commerce in the matter of placing
large Neon lighted eel Centre -
IGN over the highway at the east
entrance 20 the city. At the break
asst meeting this morning NJ. Zavola,
chairman of the >sien committee, re
ported that money for the purchase
of the sign has all been subscribed
and the sign viii be shipped here
from Los Angeles as soon as il can
l., constructed. The SIGN will cost
approximately $3.50 and at night
via be seen at a great distance.
Other matters brought before the
meeting this morning were the ap-
ointment OF Dunbar Carey rs chair
4an Of the highway safety commit
t.e Of the Junior chamber to work
=lth Judge l. 21ayficld on the coun-
N committee, and discussion OF
plans Ter she plunge party TO be
aeld at Kenyon = Desert Plunge,
a,x, Tuesday. June is. All mem-
Hars Of the Junior organization are
requested to be ON hand next Tues
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12
No Mere Gas
In Stomach
And Bowels

IF YOU wish to be permanently re.
lievcd Of gas in stomach and bow
els, take Baalmanu's Gas Tablets,
which are prepared especially for
gtomach gas and all the bad effects
resulting from gas pressure.
That empty, gnawing feeling at
tie pit of the stomach Hill disap-
pear; that anxious, nervous feeling
with heart palpitation win vanish
and you wi lagain De alle 20 take
8 decp breath without discomfort.
That drowsy, sleepy feeling after
Sinner will be replaced by a desire
Tor entertainment. Bloating wil!
ycase. Your limbs, arms and fingers
win no longer feel cold and ego to
sleep" because Baalmann's Gas
Tablets prevent gas from interior
ing with the circulation. Get the
genuine, in the yellow package, at
any good drug store. Price $lo0
Always on hand al Clement 's
Drug Store adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12
BY PAUL R. EALLoN
(vnited - 50 Coresnondenl

WASHINGTON, June 10. U.P) ~
Cn the first anniversary Of the Kan
aas City Republican convention,
where farmers knocked at the doors
of the hail, an agreement was reach
"a by lie Republican administration
here today which appeared to guar
antec the promised farm relief with
in the next 10 days
Bickering between the senate and
lie house apparently was settled at
u White House conference last night
where President Hoover demanded
that leaders Of both houses quit
arguing and give him a farm bin.
Under this admouition house lead
oFs said they would agree TO give the
senate the vote il wants on the de-
benture plan. They are confident
the house win defeat the 3ebcEture.
Receiving this assurance OF vote,
the senate leaders said that regard
less of whether the house eliminated
1h2 debenture feature from the bill
there would be no further argument.
Tie agreement woald make il ap-
pear tHe Dill WAL bt s4'"tuliN PdSeSu
without The debanture clause. and
providing for . federal farm board
with $500 Geo Geo revolving fund
10 stabilize farm prices rs well IS
If cen.
Dsvelopments followed swiftly
upon the senate 5 action in voting
yesterday TO send the bin back 10
conference BY 46 to 43 the senate
protested against the action Of the
house ia refusing to vote on tie de-
bonture, and reasserted It's conf
aenee IN that eliminated provision OF
the bill
Ten minutes later Mr.. Hoover
asked the leaders of both houses to
assemble at the White House at
$50 p. N.
Meantime. he issued a statement
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12

at Laguna have already been reeeiv.
ed at the scout headquarters, and a
large attendance is anticipated.
The first court of honor TO be held
at Laguna win take place this com
ing Sunday at which time scouts at
tending the first and second periods
of camp are eligible to come before
the court.
Applications to come before the
court by boys intending to be pre-
sent for the second period of camp
will be taken at the office OF the
scout executive until Friday noon,
after which time they will have to
pe made at camp Laguna. No APP
plcation vii he accepted after Sun
dav morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12
IK1DgCT CTM.IENTS TH
eYrpgFE'S CASE
GET PREFE3REENIl, ! l,E

Sheriff c L. Gillett will 20 10
,ial on Juse p on the indictments
IlISt. according to q ruling mad, by
Judge A. c. Finney in superior
couet late yesterday afternoon.
At,,r listening TO the arguments
Of DISTRICT Attorney Elmer Head
asking that the accusation be tried
1.at and then TO the defcnsn at
eoenoys WHO threatened a wr.r of
prohibition if the accusation should
tc ordered first FOR trial, Judge
fiua,v rIlsd that for the bes, in
'-c,ests Of an concerned the iHdict-
mlHt& would DE tried first.
IL making the ruling Judge lin
H-y took ia,a consideration til m
te.est vt the defendant as Wei ass
tHe .a-r MakiaE IN observation TO
sle eifl,t that conviction on the
Indictments would accomplish the
same purpose = It conviction on the
4ecasatio2.
Attorneys for both sides are
ba>tlv engaged in preparing -Hgir
ea&s. The district attorney w5l'
1ave associated with him Dcru les
%u.tA aud Halliday, while tley
and Natter. Harry Horton aa1 q
E,t,s-y at eoast attorneys VIII
.ara.e the ease for the sheriff
Gaig-t was indicted recently by
tho grand jaIy which returned
so.He - e3uE.s n elree 5n5.e--
mtnts. An accusation relative t.
misconduct was also returned.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12

day, and attend the party in a body.
Plans have been made for water
rolo game and n freak - bathing
contest, according TO c. w. G.
Stevenson. chairman of the commit
ice in charge.
Adoption Of the song ''El Centro
written ~ Doug Doeble, as the of.
ficia. song Of the Junior chamber
was made. Each member is request
q 10 purchase a copy Of the song
50 that he may learn both words and
r,Gsic. Entertainment this morning
Was furnished by Dclbert Finley, ac'
coapauicd by Doug Deeble at the
piano, Finley singing two popular
numbers.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12
Rhinelander 10
Seek Divorce

LAS VEGAS, Nevada, s.unc II.
UH - Leonard Kip Rhinelander
member of the socially prominent
New York family, has established
residence here and within several
weeks viii file suit fol divorce from
Alice Jones Rhinelander, daughter of
Il negro hack driver, his attorney,
Harley Harmon, announced today.
Young Rhinelander action will
he based on the general grounds OF
mental cruelty, Harmon explained
He said every attempt would be
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12
WILL
FACE COURT ON
ROBBERY CHARGE

Ira and Thomas NcCleland, broth
ers. viii appear before Judge \. c.
Finner ju superior court Friday to
answer charges Of highway robbery
as the aftermath to an alleged stick
I'D Of G.. ". Comer, a ranch worker,
several days ago, near Brawley
The dao. arrested yesterday by In
,csGgarar p. 4. Tbaauum Of ,he dis
te.et attorney office. and Bill
o'Brien, constable ot Erawiay, We're
held to answer Yesterday afternoon
nv Judge MeTcrs i'm ilse.c. of peace
court at Er4wlcy.
According TO Thannum who was
assigned the ease When i was placed
hafe-e the district attorneys office,
Conner Ead been working with Ira
NtC!eI.aad and ou the day he was
3iiaeke1 WAS riding iaeo BrawleE
with lim
Several miles outside Of thc town
something happened to tAe car and
vixen MaClelland stopped il a man
aieTed to nave been 4hamas Mo
Cleuaad, stepped from The bushes
and after Z seutflc with Conner rob-
bed lin ot S120 In $50 bills.
toiaer centidei lis suspicious IS
TO the guilsE parties to 0'Brien who
called for TlaEHum to assist b!m.
Thomas McClelland was arrested a
lis home where the officers claim
they found the money intact Conner
Is said to have identified him rs the
robher.
The Officers claim that Thomas
stated Ira was in on the plot ana the
latter was arrested n his work or
the Sauborn ranch late yesterday.
The men were held in default Of
J,005 bail ana confined il the com
t. Jail. The penalty fer highway
robbery may be lie imprisonment.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12

made to prevent a recurrence Of the
sensational testimony which featured
he unsuccessful annulment Moceed,
ings in q New York court several
years ago.
Harmon said that Rhinelander,
disinherited by his family, came here
about the first Of the year. Since
then he has lived under an assumed
name to avoid "unweleome publi-
city. -
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12
Youth Shot By
Border Officer
(Coutinued From Page -

duties again ae ~sre released oH
bond pending his hearing and per
haps lis 6.ssl.et ,aut t~ia3.
We plar 70 fa-estaii such moV.
by reeuesting as-hoa;;ies a Wash
irgten to remove Lim from the ser
l.~e 1t eace.
..perLaps such action on our
par SIS wholly unnecessary, fer !
dou t believe tHa White has any
desire To lease rs rsac--ul laii eel.
uow te face luad..ds Of angry
cieize.s. There SIN is considerable
tel'-n2 aeaaal He.s azaias. ,He
agent, 1us much raee against the
system which aade the fatal
shooting a9 N.rsu,a possible.
..Tsass CUSTOMS a. ms rsTe gone
.ae IA - H.. enforcement OF Il
,-T- with -a.eA n@ar persons are
oat e srmaariv and ear citizens
r'en 10 h.l- aaT mare assass5na-
t-cos of innocent taHs.a#= taa t4ur-
.-ss o. cGr highways.
NTlo%AL FALLS. air1.
june - dJn} - State and county
Officials a-reea -odav with 5.LsE J.
Roberts treasury department uaeia.
agent. thar tha Staying OF Henry
4 .rzula by Customs Agent Eame.t D..
White was ''waoliy aujus-;fie5 and
s-.-areart d.
But taev blamed The 'svatem.'
r35aer than White. for the 5rage Is
which occurred along q lonely wood.
,I road rs tirlr.a, d contett.oner of
Big F#'s drove hameward from her,
"ilh l.s vie and s1yo small children.
The citizen herc have been sub
teet,5 10 inHWeraoIe indiguit.es ~
the bands OF the enforcement off.
cors, DECLARED state S AttorneE
David Iiu-'aa., ot kooeliehine
county. "Thev ut the fact thar
they eanHet travel asoaE tire high
u.vs c.ei taxes have uc'lt without
bong subject tl assassination.
Tic town council forwarded to pro-
h.h.tioI Officials 1T Washington I'd
Gauei for aHtnlaHee of motor
ear searching.
Roberts report 10 Washington
contained Whites statement that ha
lad fred upon tae ranteotloaar s.
der eHlv when r tailed 10 A.ed lis
command To- halt.
Il also G,,.Ia..d White had fired
t,a-- u .aps eight to u feet away.
Three charges, Roberts thaugA'. Aa.
-ar. tI. bod. ol the ear. There
were Hiua sings ta each charge. Az
autopsy reveal q E.rEula was srru-E
br tlre. '1Ee. .a ot which a-Mo
.-,.et n#aaI .s.ln.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12

to the press in which he condemned
the .acticn Of she senate, saying i
would only further delay final pas
sage Of the bin. he defended the
bin rs it stood. and denounced t.
dehenfHre.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12
Senate DiscOrd
Mounts Rapidly
(continued FROM Page y

ont TO recall the large group of alb.
sent members.
No one answered or interrupted
Brookhart s address to the senate
and when he concluded, discussion
vrercd to other matters.
TIE tariff hearings opened in the
senate finance committee today with
tie American valuation plan discuss
"a.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12
State Campaign
Against Pest

At the recent meeting in Los
Augn.e> af tire horticultural COM
l erra ct Southern California.
.rsl-.. t-.r~ st.us ver" taken for
r.-t r,.e-e' rre--r ..sa.5 TO s.neat
-l. entrance OF tlc -fed.tar.ns2n
-rn5t fly ~ California.
Ee- .lar tn1 California N.valop-
raH- s-saeiatiol had -iag ia
-aH 4.-aHe.sro and perfected plans
f.r inc o-yan.a1tio9 of -- com
n -'t which viii ars for tI. -hois
a+e fu ratters Of Hcstr control r.
4. ii.f.. gan said today.
Local cntro. committees win be
o-g. HizG u each -orr-r. t.a horti-
ra.,u.aI commissioner being auto
rre...al.s nmb.. aul tine cthcr
beers. f.r fi- ,.5.- pare. being
.-H..at.3 10y 'o horticultural com
missioner and 5iv supervisors Of
.a.l county.
nr- uua,.r of this local cora
.". .eH',-.nt # on ,he state
"auuitt.. and e is laraa chat
-.f.u.' -..- s.gegi-ation tla intro
e1e-.an into California o- tha dread
0a fruit .'r. may te avoided
An aiuIanr was used recently to
plant r.ec in Mcregd county and the
lHs.r- So" il was highly success
The grain harvest ir taa pattcr-
@an se..oa Of ~tauisisus county, is
IN swing no" and j. one of the
Hoavic- known.
~. J. kel,um. Vista. Son Diego
county, grew Fuerro avocado that
weighed - ounces.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
LETTERS OF ADMrNIsTRA-
TIoN WITH TIE WILL AN
TEXED.
In Chs Superior Court OF the State
Ct California, in and for the
County OF Imperial
in the Matter Of the Estat. OF Sue
N. Sugg, Deceased.
Eotioo is hereby given that Sue
Hazel Keed has filed with TIE Clerk
of tlis Court = petition, praying for
Letters Of Administration 4th the
WIN Annexed, Of the Estat of Sue
W. sugg dcceaged, and Friday. the
91st day Of June, A. D., 1000. At
o'clock, p. NJ, Of said day at the
rourt room Of the Court at E Cen
tro, in the County Of Imperial, has
been ser for hearing ea.d petition,
when and where any person interest
cd rav appear and snow cause why
tho said petition should not BE- grant
cd.
Dated June T, 1929.
c. G. MOUSsEAT, Clerk.
by i. L. Bcrtram, Deputy.
Kcnda1 b. Perkins, Attorney for
Petitioner. l1t10
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12

Ne.cai county IS irrigating 1G.305
acres Of land more than IN amy pre-
7iogs year. The total irrigated is
125.2-9 acres.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12
Baseball Results

Score OF Today s Games as Furnish
ca by United Press Leased Wire
Up to 2:45 p. NJ.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12
Il Naw Work

st. Louis oaS loo o0o-9 13 J.
New Work 100 eco U5C-+ = .
Bl&oholder ana Sehang; Thomas,
EaiIach. ana Ditkev.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12
AMERICAN
A. pnI2deInhia

Chicago o2@ Vlt -00-5 Il )
PHILADELPHIA 80 eco 2'y-7 II @
Lyons. Connaily ard Grouse; Wal-
her. and CoeErane.
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Il pittShurgh

Eew York Gee 105 e00-6 J.
Pittsburgh $40 ocJ l02-7 Is
Hvlhelt, Sect and Orarrell;
Grimes, Fuss,t aHd HargreaNts,
Ht;3sley.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-12
At Chicago

Philadelphia 052 100 o00-3
Chicago 2el oe0 Tx g
Collins and Davis; Mal1e an'
Grace.