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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-05
% to Get Degrees

Law degrees Will be conferred upon
twenty-three graduates Of the IN
diana law school at commencement
services tOniehr in the Indiana
Pythian building.
Judge Clarence R. Martin Of the
Indiana supreme court VIII make
the commencement address and
Lawrence c. Cloe of Noblesville. the
yaledictorv address. Degrees will
be conferred by Dr. NJ l. Haines.
board of trustees president.
Besides Cloc. graduates are:
Gerritt Moses Bates. Charles william
Cook. john Steven FenStermacheT, Mar
shall Leland Grant. Milo Gilbert Gray.
Lows ". Green. Walter Laws Hammond
Byron Charles Kennedy. Elmer Louis
Koenemann Paul Darold McNortou. Joe
Palmer Melvin. Emmett Harold Mussel-
man. John William Pfaf Arthur Raymond
Robinson IT. George Nelson Ross. James
r. T. Sargent. Frederick Eshelman Sbick.
Sames Carlton Shuck. Dick Smith. Charles
Marion Wells David Ross Wilkerson and
Carl Fred Zeichcrt.
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Comedy to Be Given

A comedy. Come Out Of the
kitchen" viii be given by the
senior class Of Crispus Attucks high
school tonight in the school audi
forum. Gertrude Jackson and Paul
Johnson have the leading roles.
Commencement exercises will be
held FRIDAY night at Cadlc taber-
nacle. Professor T. F. Ramsey. head
of the department. of secondary
education. Indiana State Teachers
college. will be the principal speaker.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-05
SEEK BOULEVARD PAVING
Group to Petition for Opening of
Pleasant Run.

Opening and improvin~ of Pleas
ant Run boulevard from Meridian
street to the Bluff road along Pleas
ant Run will be asked in a petition
TO be presented the park board by
the South Side Meridian Street
Civic League
The petition will be drafted to-
night at a meeting at u East Iowa
street
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-05
Blind Alumni Return

Alumni of the Indiana School for
the Blind arrived here today for the
annual homecoming celebration.
Approximately a hundred former
students are expected to attend th>,
three-day reunion ending Friday
night
Programs will be held each eve
ming and forenoon at the blind
school
The alumni members will be
housed at the school.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-05
Bishop is Speaker

Bishop Joseph Chartrand was the
principal speaker at graduating eX-
ercises Tuesday at lakewood school,
NIillersville road. Graduation cere-
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PAGEANT Is Presented

A pageant written. directed and
acted by members of the eighth
grade. Springtimc in Old Vim
cennes,' was given Tuesday BY
pupils Of Orchard school English
and French folk dances and old
American dances added to the pro
o,-1I11
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monies we're given in the drawing
room The graduates:
Marearet France. G..... tle.'0~ 7a-
trici7 Hart. FrIeda jeanne Hartman. Web
Shirley jean McKurick Alma Jane Nc
Whirtc-. Catherine Elizabeth Palma Helen
Agatha Scccmo Kathryn Irene sullivan.
Elizabeth Halle Tauish. Elizabeth Jane
stoutoubera and Mary Weilaud.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
DEMPSEY GIVES
ALL ATTENTION
TO MIAMI BOUT
By United Press Leased Wire

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Jan. %
Jack Dempsey is following in the
footsteps Of Tex Rickard.
The former heavyweight champion
has refused to hav" more than ono
iron in the fire at time, and h"
wants that one red hot. Hence, cf-
forts of Jim Doughrrty and others
have failed to interest Dempsey in
plan to stage heavyweight bout
at Havana between George Godfrey
ana Paolini Uzcudun ON February
is, nine days before the scheduled
Jack Sharkcy-Y Dung StribIing bout.
Meanwhile. Dempsey has attract
ed the attention Of Humber }.
Fugazy, who was Richards biggest
rival in the promotion Of outdoor
boxing shows, to such an extent in
the manner in which he is going
about plans for the Siharley Strib-
Ing bout that l'ugazy has offered
ban u position rs associate in The
promotion Of boxing.
4 viii have to wait and see how
successful | am Dempsey said.
. Everybody knows would like 10
fight again. So YOU see II have to
wait until this fight is over to make
my decision. -
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
San Francisco May
Have City Airport
II, United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO. Jam. -. fhi3
city may have centrally iocats !
yfrort within fiy. minutes walking
djs,arr, ot the downtown section
il plans mad, public today by Post
master 1t. l.. Todd na'criajile.
Todd said engineer, are inve~ti-
sitting the project, which calls for
the erection Of a mammoth platform
over the Southern Pacific yards,
Tho platform would b. m"r" than
1000 feet in length AND 1000 feet
in width. Todd said eastern capital
is ready to fmmca the pIaa '' ap-
proyal Of the railroad company is
obtaiu.i.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
New Aucti0neer
In Business Here

lEp&h c. McNcib an cNpcti'rccd
anc,jouccr and breeder OF register
ed stc.&, has opened qn 2tfjcc at
800 Main street Wlr-c 20 will con
duct I general dai y auG re-; catate
s:!cS hJSinpss, specirlizinL in farm
auctions.
Mcneil has hal - years OF eX-
rcricucc IN middle wrstcrl >tat"2
and is thoroughly familiar sith tie
Il; Try and livestock business.
- am greatly pleased with the
outlook IN Imperial valley, Me
Noil said today, "aud am delight
eel with El Centre. Whsi commra.
ity appeals TO me as ona of tn b's.
da1ryiug sections in the country aud
i;~ prosperity in this lin snoulo IN.
crease greatly il ,hc fuiu'.'
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
FINNISH STAR
SWITCHES DATES
AND IS IN BAD
Rv GEORGE KIRKGEY

(Unitod Press Staff correspondent
NEW NOHk. Jam. -, rho
"matorr affairs Of paayo Nuun,
wcrc under investigation today.
Tho outcome pf charge. harl,d ~
the peerless Finnish distance run
rar hv .larA II arrjs, secretary Of
the Masonic Athletic Committee,
sponsoring ga indoor track meet
horr Saturday night, Is that Narmi
has rrrn called 10 appear hr'or'
the registration committee If the
Metropolitan y. \. t. tomorrow.
Meouwb.lr, pr.dr"' Was h"sos
sought h1 fh- M15ouic "ear, ofl.
rial to show thh Nmmi tal vjr
ualy ",-urnd them tha ha "oa.d
compete m tnn Masolir u"o, oni"
to come to a "sUddcn decision t.
>@.tch biz ,Utry 10 the l., Of {.
games ut Hptoo.
Tho charor, were trat laid ba1or'
paulol J. Ferris, aoeretary Of th'
s. a. L. but ho 2p,s"d tA.m to tnr
N,topoli'ao body h"caus Nurm;
is registered with That grouu.
Nurmi has not yet hurn heard
from oftic,ally. llc has not even
signifiod MS intention Of attending
the meeting Of the registration COM
mittcc bur !, is taken for gantrJ
that he viii, since faimry to do s..
might result in immediate suspcn-
sion az IN amatrut in this country.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
No. P-1269
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
In Che Superior Court of the State
Of California, in and for the
County of Los Angeles

County of Los Angeles
In The Matter of the Estate Of
Edwin Mead, Deceased.
Notice Is Hereby Given that pur-
suant to statute the undersigned.
Executor OF the Estate of Edwin
Mead, deceased, will sell at private
sale to the highest bidder for cash,
gold coin Of the United States, sub
.lect to confirmation by said Supc-
rior Court, on or after February 4th g..
1929, at the offices Of the Trust
Department of Security Trust &
Savings EanE, at its Long Beach
Branch, located at the northeast
corner OF First Street and Pine
Avenue, in the City of Long Beach,
said county and state, AL Of the
right, title and interest Of said de
ceased at the time of his death, and
all of the right, title and interest
that said estate has acquired 10y
operation of law or otherwise, other
than or in addition to that of said
dcccdrnt at the time Of his death.
in and to the following described
property, to-wit:
Lot >, in Block >. of Towusito
Of III Ccntro, County of Impc-
rial, state of California, ac-
cording to Map NO. % on file .
in the office of the County Re
cordcr of said County;
Lot 10, in Block -, of
Vownsitc Of FL Centre, County
of Imperial, State Of Califor-
min, according to Map No. % ON
ti.o ia the office of the County
Recorder Of said County;
Lot %, in Block -, of
Townsitc of FL Centre, County
Of Imperial, state of Carfm-
via, according to Map 80. 23 or
tiIc in the office of the County
Recorder of sad County;
Section III, Township u
South, Range - East, $. B. Il.
y NJ. conta ming so acres more
less, in the County Of Imperial,
state of California;
Block ILL.,, in the City of
lloltviIlc, in the County of I'M
pcrial, state Of California.
Terms and conditions of sale
CASH, Ten per cent of the amount
Of the bid must accompany same,
aud said bid viii be accepted and
said sa!o made subject TO coufirma,
tion Of said Court.
Dated: january 1G, 1929.
SECURITY TRUST 4 SAVINGS
nANK, corporation, Executor
Of the Estate Of Edwin Mead,
Deceased.
nonio, Hart, Tauhman & Simpson
5l1 Security Building, Long
Beach, Caijfornia Attorneys for
l.ccator. j II to 81
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
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PERSONALS

AIr. and Mrs c. f. Ferguson ana
family spent the week end at the
mountain home at Manzanita, en-
joyiu4 the snow.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Eackus Of
Banning pout the week end in El
C,ufro.
NJ. and Mrs. George II, Mills
we've omoa- tn" many El Ccutraus
driving ~ to the mountains to see
thy >uoU.
W. $. Fawcett motorcd to Los
Angeles where ne is attending to
bo~iuo~, affairs.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Il. a. Boyott of san
Diego were business visitors here
and in IIoltviue over the week end.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
WILLIAMS HOLDS
PRESIDENTS JOB
in COAST LEAGUE
BY JAMES S. SHEEHY

WOOD, Jan. 22.-Dircc-
tors of the Pacific Coast League aP-
pcared willing TO show the world
something new under the SUM- to
day in the way Of passing up the
election of a president and letting
Harry \. Williams continue in of
flee simply because they can't agree
on anyone else.
You never can tell about the
boys, however and they might cross
everyone including themselves -
by slipping five votes to Judge w.
W. NJ 'Crcdic Of Portland aud thus
reward the efforts of Bill Lane
Hollywood owner and host TO the
directors.
Williams, however, is in office
and that is important. 1t takes five
votes to unhorsc him and Lew More
ing of Sacramento had given no
audible sign of joining the NJ 'Crcdic
forces as he was supposed to have
done at the Portland meeting in No
Nember.
An all day session yesterday
} wasn exactly Favored with action.
The directors adopted ccr,tary
llcrbic Mcfarland s schedule which
calls for opening the season March
20 in California cities. Charley Gra-
ham Of the Seals may put up stub
born fight today for a later opening
in 1890.
T;c missions will open in seattle
April while Hollywood plays Port.
land at Vaughn street park. Bill
Klepprr will be as mad AZ Il hatters
if he gets raincd ont that week for
hc WAS Yer, much against thc carly
assembling in Seattle and Portland
Split Season CIs
Tie split season went out iik,
Frank BRAZIL on called third
s,rike-witlr plenty Of argument
aud wraugIiug bur out nevcrthe.
less. Five club owners Thought tn
split season carries a flavor of tbe
Borax League. Three clubs Les
Angeles. Sacramento and Mission
voted to retain it..
Tom TURNER e Portland got Ii,
ear and favorable ruling Of Presi
dent Williams in his riaim for Jim
my Crouin. Mission jufieldpr. r.
Gently sold to bes Moiurs for + BOO
Cronin Was farmed to Little Rock
last year aud when tie Missions sent
put thc.r waiver list Croniu wa
Inadvertently omitted. The Beaver,
'ut in claim and $4,000. The Ms
ION club rocketed sl,5oo en- th'
'cal.
Trades wcjl thcr, W.~ea't any
but possibly rhe boy, dreamed of ;
few last night and MAJ a"nomc
them today.
\ quick ad iourom III s1yed $500
Joe Patrick of Los Angeles proposed
and Turner seconded motion f
luy cnhicms for the pcnnant vim
r;ng club.
Tn, $1,000 award for the mos
valuable player in l22s may br an
i. uoauccd today. Decision may be
made to place q class y league il
Southern California cities for s"a
soniug Young PLAYERS.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
M)N(l921'ket9
ny United i'rc>s Lcas~G wirc

HS ! htttU irtNS f4cHS't " iFS'
10 ANGIE rs. j IN. -. r9}loW.
ing are todav'S market quotations:
POULTRY
Hens, Lcghorns, 81 to lbs,
2dc.
Hons, color,d, / HIS. aud up, &5c.
Hroil,rs, IL lbs, and under -,
&4c.
Fryers, Lcshorns, 2h to HIS
&c.
Fryer, co'orcd, -, to , lbs. 33c.
Foas'erS, soft bone, > .hso up $ic.
BurklinVs, Pekiug, 81. lbs, up lSc
Geese, g"c.
Young Tom turkeys, Is HIS, and
up 2Sc.
old Tom turkeys, ~.
Nmal hen turkeys, under $ lhs,,
l5c.
Hen turkeys lbs. up 2sc.
Squads, light and heavy I0c.
Capons, 5 lbs, up, 4Oc,
BUTTER
Wholea price toe.
Price to retailers lsc and 5ic.
EGGS
Extra &f". FRESH First, 35'-c Me.
dium 81 i2c.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
Bear Ball Team
To Visit Japan
~ tinted Press LcaScd Wire

BERKELEY, Jan. %. Completed
arrangements for the University Of
California baseball team give The
diamond stars - weeks in the
Orient. They will sail from san
Francisco May s for Honolulu, viii
play for six weeks in the Islands,
and then enjoy similar period in
Japan
The feature series of the tour viii
he with Ecio University at Toxic.
The Japanese aud the Bears have
played seven games in the past two
wears, with California winning four.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

TUII.AIELrllIN, Jan. -
Harry rlitman, Philadelphia junior
lightweight, was one bout n.ar"r
thc world championship hr seeEs
to earn today. Last night Ia" won -
decision over Babe Herman, New
York. in ~ rouuds.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

NEW YORK Negotiations Wee
underway today for return mattel
between Ed lStranEIeu LeUis, Tor.
mcr world 5 heavyweight wrestling
champion. and Gus S'nnrnber2, Wh5
recently won the tlt!e, as a result
Of Lewis victory over Rcnato Ca
ami, Italian cortcnder.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
Bagshaw Will
Retain Place
u, United Press Leased wire

SEATTLE, Jan. -. Enorh w.
Bagahaw VIII remain as coach a:
the University Of Washington, ar-
cording to developments early today
in the long fight between students,
the ccqch and the faculty athletic
committee.
The faculty committee announced
that il would not ratify the action
Of the student board OF control in
removing Ragshaw, who is under
contract with the university until
the spi:ng Of 1891.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
BISBEE SIGNS PLAYERS
By United Press Leased Wire

BISBEE, Ari2., Jan. - The
Bi>bcc Bees Of tn" Arizona state
League have signed five new play
ers Tor the coming season They
are: Marx Peak, catcher from
Pueblo; Ted CHmmius, pitcher,
Green River, Utah; \. +. Hourrlo,
entfic.der, san Diego; L. \. Wal
beck, iHficIdcr, Spring Canyon,
Utah, and John Mccoy, Fort
Bayard, \. NJ.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

TAKEN Up horses, > sorrcl
mares, l brown mare, / brown
horse. mile west, l mile south
Scclev. r. j. Napier. 9ltI
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
CARDINALS SAVE HOOP
STARS FOR BEAR GAM z

STANFORD UNlt tEG@irT. Jea.
-. Second s't.a2 Cala,Hsl A.un
STEERS v'l star. a4aia.' tho orm"'.
'un basketball team her. tonight.
Coach IipslF Han la. aoDaTr.a.
liGut wants to Save hs tar"""3
combination for tb' tJ..i7r0.a
series starting SATURDAY., In Uh.-A
ih. C""a.oala are na# 2.N"a. 81"
.tt,.l el.t"e.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
So. California
Sport Briefs
u, tnitcn rcss i.eaN,d Wire

Los ANGELES, Jan. 222-HoW-
ard Jones has signed a five year
contract ut an annual salary of 81
600 to continue rs head coach OF the
University of Southern California
football team.
It Was necessary to secure approT-
al of the board Of trustees for the
long term contract, it was stated,
jones' previous contract was for
three years at &l0,ee1 annually.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. - Fidcl
LaBarha, former flywcight champi-
ON. wiz ucot Billy MrAllis'cr, ban
tamwciglt champion OF Australia,
IT sydney next Saturday. according
10 word received here from George
Blake, his manager.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
Garcia Imperial
In Border Arena

Bobby GarriI Of rho.u.> amt
Freddie Imperial oi Lo Na,.l"s
will appear in tbn 20 round majH
oeut Friday might at ttr Log.o1
boxing stadium "a. ClirN.ao. Tg.
hut is cmdod at nc pounds,
Garcia l-c,atly fausht a dm"
with Jac.j. Mond"l'. imp"rial las
toN,d tA ht., L.ga I'm his weight
on ,hr ca@...
'o, Chaucy Of Fr-uo, who jm,
rouedt Sammy NaoaN, VIII Jparor
La.uN Nu.~.uo Or.c4p of Los
tngcIo, in ,,r 81. ro.ud >ra, t'a'l
at li2 pauud
In The toargouu1 >"..'a, yt l'2.
pounds U.ury Iuloac cf taicNioo
will light Mrtio Naghanoy ot
HraWlc. The curtain raiser will
feature Espegigiau T&panon Of
raioNico against Larry Jones OF
lioljviiio 1T l5o poUudH.
Several flock records for hens in
Orange county show that they pro,
durcd 6 eggs each more in October
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
Lost and Found

FOR RENT Furnished bungalow.
Inquire 1l15 outh Sixth, after {
p. m. 2Itt
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

The ;,il bridge company now owns
the bard ON the Arizona end Of the
Hythr bridge across IN Colorado
river
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
SPORT NEWS
Here and There
In Sport World
By United Press Leased Wire

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.}-Sammy
Mandcll, world S lightweight cham
piom, meets Jack Gillespie here to
night. Gillespie was substituted forI
Joe Azzarclla, who injured a hand
in training.
CHICAGO-Jocy Medill, Chicago,
and Spug Myers, PocatciIo, Idaho,
met in Il lightweight 10 round box
ing match here tonight.
EILOXI, Miss. Miss Marion
Turpic, New Orleans golf star, set
Il new course record here for women
when she shot an 50 yesterday at
the EdgcWatcr Country Club
courS"
LINCOLN, Nab.-G Grover Clcve-
land Alexander, pitching acc OF
many rajor league baseball cam
paigus, is named defendant i'll Il di-
Nurcc complaint on file in court
here today. "Old Alcc' was charg
cd with cruelty by his VIE, Aimee
Marie Alexander.
NEW YORK Tommy Hitchcock
Jr, captain of the lntcrnatlona
Polo team, today stood out Hs the
only 10 goal player in the United
States. The only other 10 goal play
cr in the world IS Louis Lacy ..
Argentina.
Tie new handicap changes an
bounced bv the J'ulcd States Polo
association revealed that DcNcrcau>
Milbum and Malsolm Stevenson, in
tcrnational stars, had been droppc"
from the rank OF 10 goal Players.
NEW YORK Negotiations wee
underway today for n return mattel
between I'd l~tranLtga Lewis, for.
mcr world 5 heavyweight wrestling
champion, and Gus Sannruberg, whp
rnccnsiy Won the ttle, AS result
Of Lewis victory over Rcnato Ciar-
0ini, Italian contender.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Jan. - ".
l.. tlourgl Stribliug Of Macon, Ga.
contender for the hcavEW tight
championship. had another knora.
out ou has long lis, Of victims to
day following victory over Sal'E
Montgomery. cf Fora Worth, Tex"
tormy. Centre Colleg, football
star. here last night. Str,bIiug fin
isb,l Montgomery with Il right to
the jaw in thu second round. He
krockcd Montgomery daHn for =
count of seven and Il count Of tour
betor. putting over tho finishing
blow.
NEW YORK, Jan. 42-Tiser
Jack Payne, Australian uegro light
hcayywrjsht defeated George
Coetu,y. Oklal"ma cnUho. Wi
t.rmrr midd'ew,isht, hlr. la,'
night
Payne rallied in tn, closing
rounds ot - round bout at 81.
Nicholas arena TO vim the verdict.
reuuurE had Payne gruggy carly
Ia th- fight, but Withcrrd under the
d"-ly Australians pauiShHs bod.
paucIcs.
BUFFALO, .au. -. jimmy
rlattcry, Buffalo light heavyweight,
was far.hcr advanced toward, a
, 'itlc bout today So, a result O, &"
three round Knockout Of jimmy
Mahonoy of Chicago. Siatt"ry s,nt
Nahou,v 10 The canvas with thrr"
hard, sushiu1 rignt crosse, tm'h
10 thc chin in scheduled 10 round
bout hyyc last night.
TUI.ALELlIlIN, Jan. -
Harry rlitman, rh'hdclphia junior
lightweight, was one bout n.m'r
l!rc world championship lac seeks
TO earn today. Last night hr won q
decision over Babe llcman, New
York. in ~ rounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

An agricultural college is to b"
built 1t NogaIcs, just over the linc
n Mexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
Automobiles For Sale
For Rent, Farm Land

FOR RENT Pasture for dry stock.
Sl.95 per month. G, G. lIusscy.
Off
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
For Rent, Rooms

ROOM FOR RENT-$3.5O week.
Hot water 1903 State. 21t3
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

INDIANAPOLIS, lnd.s-Sammy
Mandcll, world S lightweight cham
pion, meets Jack Gillespie here to
night Gillespie was substituted for
doe Azzarclla, who injured hand
in training.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

so ACRES leased alfalfa dairy,
close to FL Centre, also $4,000
equity in bungalow court across
from Park. Good income. Small
membranes. Quick liberal deal,
cash or trade. A. +. Mortimer,
3Sl5 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles.
7t1J
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

FOR RENT-Nico sleeping room.
Hot water, parking space. c5l
Commercial. 2it6
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
Fer Rent. Houses
Poultry

FOR SALE Barred Rock cocherels,
Aristocrat strain, direct from W.
y. lIoltcrman, mile west, u mile
north Wcstsidc' school. ID. a.
Buchanan. 11tl2
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

CHICAGO-Jocy Medill, Chicago,
and Spug Myers, Pocatcllo, Idaho
met in Il lightweight 10 round box
ing match here tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT

HOLLYWOOD Hotel. Rooms and
apartments. Phone SI2. l4tf
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
T0DAYS WANTS

WOOD FOR SALE Stove or fire
place, 500 per cord at ranch. $500
per tier, delivered Call S707Rl,
Ranch > miles west. 22tf
WANTED-A capable woman for
general houscWork. Phone 2I1.
22t5
SEVEN Piece walnut dining room
set, u in. table with chairs. 643
WcnsIcy. 22tf
FOR SALE g,cap. Two ears. Tn
good running order. $50 Len Rcy
Ave. 22t2
LOST red horses, about 1900
pounds. One with halter. White
faces Reward c. +. Ucfflcr, p.
O. Box Coz, FL Centre. 22t4
WANTED Party with shcaring
outfit, to shear Il band of Anger.
as. Edw. Jordan, Rte. \, Box o.,
Imperial. 22t"
FOR SALE Ford truck, % model.
%l25 cash. \ bargain. See owner
block west high school, Holt st.
22t6
WANTED-2 salcsIad;cs, prefer one
to speak Spanish. Experience not
necessary. Write Press Box 6S7
for appointmcnt. 22t3
FOR SALE Choice residence lots
near school and court house $400.
10 per cent down, SO per month.
Tnauirc f73 Orange. 22tf
FOR Complete Ford motor.
See it run. Press Box no. 66S.
22t4
FOR SAILS furnished houses.
Also unfurnished house on paved
street. Close in. Small down pay
mcnt. Balance like rent. Inquire
Alb Orange. 22tb
For SALE Violin. 20 years old.
Very fine instrument and quality
Of tone. Reasonable ut 5000 cash
Box POP, Imperial. 22t9
WANTED-Milking job. - years
experience milking nj valley.
John Bullner, Golden state Crcam-
crv. 22tf
TNRK VIEW ApTS. Single Apis.
42S. 10 children. Phone 237#.
932tf
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

LINCOLN, Nab.-Grovcr Glove.
land Alexander, pitching acc OF
many major league baseball cam
raigus, is named defendant in Il di.
vorcc complaint on file in court
here today. "Old Alec" was charg
cd with cruelty by his wife, Aimee
Marie Alexander.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

BILOXI, Miss Miss Marion
Turpic, New Orleans golf star set
a new course record here for women
when she shot an 50 yesterday at
the Edgcwatcr Country Club
cOurS"
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

HARIZLuL-1hc Roofer, takes the
guess work out of roofing. Phone
25lW. l4tf