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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-17
SALE--SUBURBAN.


GLEN ECHo-NEW 7-RooM HOUSE, BATH
hot-water heat, fireplace, electricity; lots;
garage; / block cars; Yale & University ave-
Open Sunday. / to Pm. 10.
MODERN sIX-RooM AND BATH BUNGA-
and street car lines: bargain, as owner lesy-
ing City Georsia 1898. Oil Gist ave-; ,s Sii-
F1VE-RooM AND BATH BUNGALOW, IN
closed sleeping porch; garage; Can be pun
pTeciate sos OTIS St ne.
WOODBRIDGE. D; c.
Open Saturday and Sunday till pm
f sTse porch o Only rs 0'fe snd faSMfF
1877 r. I. ave. ne, or phone North 7203
WOODBRIDGE. D. c.
Beautiful new stucco, rooms, right on
r. I. ave. ne; h.-w.h.; breakfast alcove,
r. I. ave. ne. or phone North 1908.
SPECULAToRs. TAKE NOTICE! HERE IS
for. but never expect to find. seventeen ON
rooms. fancy sleeping porch, cellar, bath
hot-water heat, electricity. gas. city water
sewer, stationary tubs, etc. and five acres
bounded by four streets located in built up
section of Hyattsville. Md. The dwelling
and one lot ought to sell for $4,000. and the
Esmainde, of the land will sU6fiyide intS
feet and an average depth of 10 feet Ihese
lots should retail for at least, $500 for In
side lots and s7so for CORNER lots; GO out
binary bargain at $l050o; There is
S5.400 three-year trust on the properly and
arrangements can be made for releasing
u EAST WASHINGTON REALTY CO..
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SALE--HOUSES.
RARGAINt

1899 B st. se-Nearly new, two suuarea
from Eastern High School, rooms. tile bath,
hardwood floors and trim, sleeping porch,
all improvements, garage. S6,450; 800 cash,
SIS monthly.
STEUART BROTHERS, INC,
9Th at St. NV National 5000
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SALE-SUBURBAN.
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW.
NEARBY VIRGINIA.

See this one pretty green shngle bunga-
low. 5 rooms, 2 porches, h.-w.h., large lot.
Very easy terms Inquire 1877 r. 1. ave.
ne or phone North 1903
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WANTED-FARNIS.

SMALL PLACE OF S TO 10 ACRES, UNIM-
proved, in Southern Maryland, not over one
hour Washington; must be reas. DE CLEf'
2724 N Charles St, Baltimore. Md. ~
WANT 10 TO 20 ACRE FARM CONVENIENT
to Lee Highway or Great Falls w. O. y.
Railway Must be fairly level good SOIL,
well watered and reasonably priced. Give
complete description. Address Box 5o9-A'
Star ONCE.
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WANTED-MONEY

FIRST TRUST LOAN OF $500 FOR FIVE
years on 1900 acres of land worth sl75,000
Maker of note has net assets Of about
100000. Address Box 8-K, Star ONCE.
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:. New brick home OF ; rooms ana ps aIn
shade. Price, $3.50; cash $3.50 and $50 per
month.
New stucco home Of rooms and tiled
bath with shower. INV h., cleo, gas. city
water. sewer, stone fireplace, D hardwood
floors, cedar closets. large oak trees, con-
yenient location and close Co 18th st. car
line. The price and terms will please you
We have large list of homes from $4,000
up which we will be pleased to show you.
NJ r. pNON co INC
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1902 2lst N.E.-6 LARGE ROOMS, AMI,
breakfast nook, hardwood trim and floors
throughout 1880. Terms to suit. Prem
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1884 GIRARD ST. NE.-6-ROOM DETACH-
ed house, open. fireplace, hardwood hoo mS
car lines Will sacrifice. owner leaving
city North 9660-J. 10
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MY EQUITY OF $4,000 IN A MODERN De
Etached 6-room home, BrishtWood Sect tiGaG
| bath, built-in garage. Address BOX b.
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BUILDING SITES.

ideal HOME SITE; oNE-THIRD OF AN
acre; fronting on Van Ness ST.. two blocss
east Of Bureau Of Standards this property
is next to the Holy Cross Academy; has sew.
wide. z. 8. NEWMAN. 90 woodward Bldg:
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BATH bal h bungalow Excellent location. All con;
veniences. Must sell. :, Terms to suit, o.. 50
Madison ST II W. call Ga. 4123-W. l6E
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large lot; S2,l00; terms to suit; unfinished;
unusual buy. ]. l.. PRICE, 24o Girault ave.
va. Highlands. Also 5-r. modern bungalow
at Abingdon; $3.50; nothing down and s45
per mo-; garage, cleo. range, sewer, water
and cleo. Also houses 20 rent 20'
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

ESTABLISHED LAWYER DESIRES TO SUB
| let half of 3-room suite in building 18th
and H. with or without Stenograpnic service
| or telephone. Address Box 1851, Star Office.
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EAST CAPITOL ST
S145m.

This Kennedy-buiIt home. which speaks
for itself. has nine rooms and two baths
The owner of this home. an Army ofncer,
hes been transferred to Fort Riley and Is
trade offers considered. and substantial cash
payment must be made to, purchase this
property at the price quoted.
For further information call
Mr.. Schirmer.
McKEEVER &. GOSS, INC,
1415 K St. NV. National 1850.
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RENT HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
(Continued.1
FOR RENT OR LEASE.

Groom and bath bungalow, Bradley Hills,
Md; ali modern improvements; 2-car ga.
rage; large lot; ideal for children $42 %
day afternoon and Sunday, before ana
after other days, or address 1912 M So.
NV. Apt. 206. 10
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1870 r ct NE

MUST BE SOLD NOW.
Sacrifice price and easy terms for imme-
date sale. most attractive brick home
with six very large rooms. tiled bath. all
modern improvements including gas refrig-
orator: Phone for inspection any time.
BENSON THOMAS CO..
! Thomas Circle Phone North 1910
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
w s3o xe rESNT CON-
m 1asf ss sFet cam adams 7ss4 NeeA
Large furnished cottage, bedT9ons; BEAU
$4,000. Address Box 474-J, Star Office. 10
WEST RIVER AT WIDEST PART. NEAR
shadyside, well built bungalow. lot o Nth iSo
dress BOX 473-J, Star Office. 18.
SEE CEDARHURST
ON CHESAPEAKE BAY.
best, the most reasonable water front colony
on Chesapeake Bay; good State road, I'M
proved streets, harbor' electricity. An es-
'aOiif IoTs Sp AND GoTfrAGEs FOR SALE.
M ESs and S SIT zo Ha snd oeT
''sS rnom sAS 5}Fsls' HE1Nz Bssstey 47ee
SHERWOOD FOREST = FURNISHED COT
II fGT FRt Gev 5Gs
RIHEsa 5 P0 HeeE
Simmer TeserS s0'i Mis- AIKEN Lin 77@tW
room Cottage, completely, furnished, large
screened porches bashhopyses; servants nnons
foot bay frontage and 4oo-foot lake. 'front.'
osed cS s pn AddeSs
way. washington. Phone Natlonal 44ou. 10
EIGHT AMP oNEEALE AcE sas OF RoL IN
the Potomac Rive, above Great Falls PROP.
9e @ Of PesntS ssf faF
places. Fishing. hunting; hathins' boat
Ing 10 W. m'iss H Htom h JR nRF eaaltor,
|. Franklin 1920 COL ST. s.W.
sALE-ACREAGE.
FOR SALES ACRES GOOD FARMING
Ilaanod near Rockville. Easy terms shepI9ser0
so A. IN D. G., PARTLY sUBDIvIDED; 40
made n1at WITH with ali improvenents available Ad-
dress BOX AK Star ONCE.
20 ACRES IDEALLY LOCATED FOR sUB-
a a6ad on 5osas RstsSlle
Everyone knows washington is growing
TssD GHgn' we haye
and al iqG IN Ceres sSe an district
nDanciai difcuisies the owners reluctantly
MOORE SSE.S, : a5L Isod INC
73o nth ST. NV. Nat. 1i74:
9TH ST. PIKE.
so acres, buildings, near. Norheck; II mile
f foG subdivlsion Priced sreatiy under sur
rounding fP1 rSpHsrFsaa & MANNANEE,
1910 VT. Ave. Dist. $685. Eve, Adams o952.
MONEY TO LOAN.
AVE FUNDS FOR PURCHASE OF SEW
srai frst and second trusts. Phone Natl
NE pUY FIRST DEEDS OF TRUST NOTES
on vacant groudnd es ~ r in notes an i
eef eGatiSen ssYiHTI1 rSst HIdg:: Main sal
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RANDLE HIGHLANDS BUNGALOW, $780,
Six rooms, bath, ami, garage, etc. 1917
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REAL VALUE.
10 LARGE LOTS.
EACH 90 FEET FRONT.
$500 EACH.
SALE-FAEMS.


ton; good Groom house. shaded lawn, loo
feet frontage on highway; $780, terms
Address Box 472-J. Star office. 10
MONTGOMERY co, FARM. 233 ACRES; 2
spring; fertile soil, To close estate h cir
o5s7 Mrs Rourke
COOP OPPORTUNITY TO Build YOUR
own home in the country: 23 acres Vienna nc
to pike; suitable. for poultry, truck, fruit;
excellent for subdivision; only $500 g II.
Bauer. FiintStrpe. Md. IL
70 ACRES NEAR GATTHERSBURG. MD:
good soil, growing crops good mousse OUT
buildings; $4,000.
10 acres. same locality, good house. or
chard. running stream; $4,000: -.
r. A BARBEE. Forest Glen, Md 10
81 ACRE FARM, ONE QUARTER MILE
frontage on macadam road, near Fairfax'
va; small dwelling. chicken house and i. seyo
for operation Of ram: young orchard; ideal eSl
Terms. $500 cash and $50 monthly
EAST WASHINGTON REALTY CO.,
710 9th St NE
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ATTRACTIVE BRICK HOME, SHADY
Street. large rooms, bath, porches, ell
improvements. Near 14th st: cars owners
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ONLY $H,y5U-N.W.
Block from l4th st. Car.
bedrooms, fireplace, hardwood floors. Built
in bath with shower. Two-car garage
Paved street and alley; VIII consider. smau
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EDCjEMOOR-NEW, CENTER HALL FOUR
bedroom, baths, also lavatory and toilet
FIRST floor; hardwood floors throughout; very
trees; lot so #. wide; near grade and high
schools, stores, etc. Unusually good buy
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GLEN ECHo-NEW 7-RoOM HOUSE, BATH,
hot-water heat, fireplace, electricity; 4 lots:
garage; block cars; Yale & University ave.
Owner. -
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9TH ST. PIKE.
60 acres, buildings, near Norheck; II mile
frontage; beautiful view OF mountains; ideal
for subdivision. Priced greatly under sur
iou' FISCHER 4 MANNAKEE,
1910 VT. Ave. Dist. $685. Eve, Adams C252.
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| Owner leaving for the West; rooms. bath,
| modern improvements. .hot-water. heat; lot,
| 100xl13; plenty Of shade; near the country
| club, school and churches: see owner on
| premises at No. IL Barton ave. Phone Clar.
o5o-W-o
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oPEN-poNT MISS 80 SHERMAN CIRCLE
Your last opportunity for q newly deco
rated 20-ft. home, facing center of circle;
weather stripped and screened BREAKFAST
and sleeping porches. Mr.. Bailey Adams
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

ter acre corner. fruit, Shade. ar home.
ami. cars and buses 80 Want ground.
Clev. 1851 OWNER. 2442 Tunlaw rd.
NEAR CLEVELAND. OHIO-TROLLEY AND
bus service hourly; 7-room residence on
main street, unencumbered; cars pass door
Trade for clear house in or near Washing
ton, $1,000. OWNER, l440 Belmont st. NV.
Adams 6297
CHEVY CHASE, FACING ROCK CREEK
Park acre. 7-room bungalow, bath, cleo.
One trust $1,000 3 years, So. Price 81 800;
Exchange for larger house. OWNER, 4lO
5th st. NV, rear. ~
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COLORED BARGAINS. 500.
Beautiful colonial brick home Just on
18th st. NV; 8 rooms on floors, tile bath,
front and rear porches, h.-w.h., cleo, large
floored attic; condition like new through
out: spacious rear yard to 20-foot paved
alley; stationary tubs; garage. Reasonable
cash and $65 total monthly payments. Tho
rarest bargain ever offered. Call immedi-
ately for appointment to inspect.
EARLE WEST MANSON.
FIR 1913 llo3 VT. Ave Ewes, Clev 1854.
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No Marion st.-Six rooms and BATH ga
rage, furnace heat, gas, electricity; nicely
fine homes: half block from WASHINGTON
Baltimore blvd, IS minutes from Treasury
from owner; terms. $3.50 cash and s65
monthly Call Mr.. Lee, Hyatts. 424-R.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-03
Calexico Team
Beats Pt. Iona

Calexieo s high school baseball
team gave the Point Iona club
neat trimming s to in champion
ship game Saturday afternoon at
san Diego and in so doing won the
class championship of the two lower
counties in Southern California.
Romero, hurting for the border
city boys, was hit consistently
throughout the game, but was ac-
corded some wonderful support and
went unseored upon. The Point
Iona team, which has not been de-
fcatcd previously during the season.
threatened to score several times,
working men as far ms third base but
were unable to come through in the
pinch.
Blackman, the Calcxico catcher,
was the star hitter of the fray con
rceting safely in four times out of
five.
1t is understood that Coach Gov
ington 5 boys will next tackle San
Diego high, winner of the senior
high school championship this year.
Date for the game has not as yet
been set.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-03
ARRECON AGAIN
TO HEAD CARD
AT LOCAL ARENA


Because of conflicting dates and
the inability to secure suitable
opponent that would give the val
ley fans real battle, Young Ma
tionalista, scheduled TO appear ON
the boxing card here Friday night
has been sheived Tor the time be
ing and one of the best matches OF
the season substituted.
Matchmaker Harry Woodbury.
announeed this morning he had
signed Victor Kid Ponce to meet
frankie Arregon in the next 10
round main event. All valley box
ing fans know what frankie can do
and the majority have seen or
heard Of Kid Ponce.
Ponce will probably give Are
gon the hardest fight Of his career
as he has met and defeated such
hugh class featherweights and
aunior lightweights as Santiago
/otriIlo, frankie Boldt and Goldie
Hess.
Woodbury. wanted to bring Delos
hid Williams here for the Nation
alista battle, figuring the veteran
would make the Filipino extend
himself and give the fans here
something to talk about for weeks.
williams was not available for
Friday night but will be ready in
several weeks.
The semi-windup this week should
rival any Of the past three second
pots. all of which have been sen
s4tional. The club is bringing
Johnny Albin Of Denver here to
mect Johnny Blair of Utica, New
York. Blair has fought twice in
tie open air arena, scoring draw
and knockout victory. A.hin, If
right should make BLAIR know he
in real battle.
TIL special event sees Bobby
i'acho of Yuma tackle Frankie
Quigley, one Of those fighting
irishmeu. The Mexican laa will
have to battle to get by this one,
according to those who have seen
tho Fresno boy in notion.
Kid Naples. who fought draw
with Rod Rodriguez last weef, will
meet his old time rival from Calexis
60 in the four round curtain .aiser.
These two fought three times in
'hc border ring last winter the re-
suit being two draws and shade
'rin for the Brnklcy leather push.
g..
There viii be no raise in prices
'his week, rs has been rumolcd. II
is understood that someone st5rted
circulating a caHard to the effect
that the arena here would rals, the
price Of admission but club off.
eials brand the rumor as false
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-03

in black and white and in an iron
clad contract. If your conscience
hurts yourself too much, you can
mail US the check back. Snyder
let his bank mail them their check
back after he cashed it. Sam Robin
son, president of the farm bureau,
has been trying to figure out how a
farmer can be crooked with dealer,
when the farmer pays the entire cost
of growing the crop and then sells
it to the buyer with a small payment
down and promise to pay at n
later date. If farmer even
wanted to be crooked he couldn It put
anything over. under those circum-
stances.
Ed Simpson. a number seven dis
trict man, sold corn TO feed out a
bunch Of hogs ON the agreement the
company financing the deal would
protect him for the milo. The hogs
were sold and the company told
Simpson to come to Holtville for his
money the following Monday. Simp-
son then let the hogs be moved from
the feed lot. However, Monday morn
ing arrived. the hogs were gone and
the company had change Of heart
and stated it had too much money
in the hogs already. Simpson hunt
ed up the farm bureau attorney on
his ranch, who quickly located the
hogs and told the buyer Simpson
must have his money Immediately.
The next trip Simpson made to
Holtville he got his money in full.
District Attorney Elmer Heald
states he intends to put every dis
honest buyer in the penitentiary If
he can secure the necessary evidence
ard is working in close harmony
with the farm bureau in its efforts
to protect the farmers of the valley.
The farm bureau is the one national
institution that is working for the
farmers benefit and all farmers
should Join the farm bureau move
ment and assist in advancing the.
Joint interests of the farmers. Foulds
states. The service the farm bureau
is furnishing its members in guaran-
teeino them assistance in recovering
money obtained under fraudulent
circumstances is alone worth much
more than the annual dues. The real
strength of any movement lies in
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-03
@larketS

LOS ANGELES, June 8. U.P)-
Following are todays market quota
tions:
POULTRY
Hens, Leghorns, 3A to 4 lbs.
2fc.
Hens, colored, lbs. and up 35c.
Broilers, Ia lbs.. and under PA
22c.
Fryers, Leghorns, 214 to 8 lbs.
23c.
Fryers, colored, 2A to lbs. zoe
Roasters, soft bone,3 lbs. up 29c
Ducklings, Peking, 31a lbs, up 18c
Geese, 25c.
Young Tom turkeys, 13 lbs, and
up 28c.
Old Tom turkeys, 25s.
Small nen turkeys, under 8 lbs.
l5c.
Hen turkeys lbs, up 33c.
Squads, light and heavy 4oc.
Capons, s lbs, up, Acc.
EGGS
Extra 341ac. Fresh first 34c. Me
dium Sic.
BUTTER
Wholesale price 4jc.
Price to retailers 48c and 49c.
The local price ON eggs is furnish
ed through the courtesy of Zurche1
Brothers.:
Today S local eggs SIC.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-03
SPORT NEWS
'Phonemen Play
Lingo-Kiwanis

The seventh week Of the E. Cen
tro Night City League starts to-
night when the Lingo goKiwanis club
tackles the rejuvenated Telephone
outfit at the city water works dia-
mond. The game is scheduled to
start promptly at 8 p. M.
The game tonight is especially in
tereoting in that last week saw the
first defeat of the L-K aggrega-
tion and the first victory of the
. Wrong Numbers. - The latter
club has acquired u new pitcher,
who it is said, ranks in the same
class as Cornelius of Mack and
Mack. While hit consistently, he
won his first game against the
tough luck Maggie club fairly
easy.
Tomorrow night one of the
classics of the season should result
hen the Mack and Mack club
meets the "Fat Boys Last time
these teams met the Maggie club
was shutout with two hits to 0.
They are out for revenge and have
promised to bring out big bunch
Of rooters to enliven things.
The third game of the week We'd
nesday night sees Studebaker and
the Outlaw outfit tangle The Out
laws are good hitters but have
shown little in the pitching line.
Last week the haberdashcrs beat
them in double header but this
week they claim they will take the
fast stepping automobile aggrega,
tion.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-03
Daily Log OF
BuniOn Derby

BYLAS, Ariz., June 3. W.D-The
Pyle bunion derby runners headed
out of Bylas today for Miami,
Ari2., 66 long weary miles away,
with John Sale, New Jersey police
man, in first place.
Salo went into the initial position
yesterday, trotting the 1913 miles
from Stafford in 4;26:20,
The five leaders in elapsed time
as they plodded out Of here We're;
John Salo, 4l4:4S:22,
Pete Gavuzzi, England, 4lj;05;-
IL.
Guisto Umek, Italy, 429;56;3s.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-03
Missions Split
= With Senators
(Bv United Press Leased Wire)

Timely hitting by Myrel Hoag en-
abled Sacramento to down the lea
que leading Missions to ,, yester-
day afternoon after they had drop
ped morning game to 5. The
ninth inning rally in the second
game marked the third win for the
Senators in an eight game sd #cs.
a double header with the Sc h
Indians proved disastrous for ~Re
Los Angeles club, when it dropped
both games, I to 1 and II to 3, at
the same time losing their grip on
second place in the league.
SAN Francisco clipped into sec
ond place by hammering the Port
land club 6 to 0 and s to 3. The
pitching of Elmer Jacobs account
ed for the failure of the Ducks to
score in the first game. He held
them to seven hits while his team
mates were garnering 10 hits. In
the second game Hollis Thurston
permitted the Ducks to connect
only five times.
Hollywood strengthened its hold
on fourth place, winning from Oak
land II to 10 and to 0. Walter
Kinney, portsider for Hollywood
kept the Oaks puzzled in the see.
ond contest.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-03
Y ankee Tennis
Stars Shift

PARIS. June B W.p>-Thc Amcri.
can tennis contingent departed to-
day for other courts. Bill Tildcn,
Frank Hunter and Junior Coen left
for Zurich to play team match
against Switzerland.
The American women stars. head.
ed by Helen Wills, left for Berlin
to play a series of matches against
the leading German players.
On Saturday the group viii as.
acmblc at the Hague to begin prac-
tiee in preparation for the Dutch
championships. Following h .
Hague tournament they will go di-
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-03

the membership of the organization
and the larger the membership of
the Imperial County Farm Bureau
the stronger it will make the organ
iZation.
Good Advice
The farm bureau offers the follow
ing advice to the farmers of this
valley:
Do not take a post. dated check.
In most cases it is not a check at
ALL but only promise to pay the
sum shown on the check, and a fail
ure of the maker of the check to pay
same does not make him liable to
criminal prosecution.
Some hay buyers are drawing CON
tracts setting forth that settlement
for hay is to be made in Los Angeles
Do not sign such contract. II
the buyer refuses to pay the amount
due, the farmer will have to bring
suit in Los Angeles county, BE sure
to have the contracts provide for
payments in FL Centre, Holtville,
calexico or whatever town you de
your banking business.
If the buyer hauls the hay or
grain with his own truck, get the
license number Of the truck and the
name of the driver and follow the
truck to the nearest scales. Other
wise the buyer may weigh another
lighter load, or not weigh it at all
aud the seller will have much trouble
iit collecting his money.
Do not sell any hay to buyer
here without a substantial payment
down, $50 car at least. Why
should the farmers of Imperial Val
ley finance the hay and grain deal
ers s?
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-03
Baseball Injury
Proves Fatal

LONG BEACH, Calf, June 3. U.P)
Joseph Cecil, so, pitcher for an
amateur baseball team, died Sunday
night after he was struck ON the
head by Il pitched bah during a
game.
After the injury Cecil was taken
to a hospital and then dismissed, ap-
parently recovered, Later at home
he suffered pains in the head and
died before doctor arrived,