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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17

an offer from Valley land
companies to represent them I'm a
legal manner in his state, upon his
dismissal by the Wisconsin Real Es-
tate Board. He has made the trip
to the Valley In interests OF this
proposal, to study the situation fur
Their, and 10 is thought likely that
some connection with the Valley
land interests will be formed during
his visit.
May Become Political Issue
Newman stated this morning that
the action OF Wisconsin regarding
sale OF Texas land in the state may
take the form OF a political issue in
the next election. There Is enough
unemployment In the state nc the
present time. the former Badger
man declared. without adding to che
ranks by further provoking Texas
to cancel industrial and business
orders with Wisconsin companies.
In his opinion, Newman said. the
Wisconsin board exceeded its 1uris-
diction ct times. IN riding too rough
shod over Valley land companies
applications and refusing them
without studying the cases liz de-
tail. Newman has differed with
the board for some time I'm matters
Of this kind. he stated.
Offers Suggestions
The board was appointed In 1927
at which time Wisconsin's old real
estate law was abolished and a new
one adopted purposely to prohibit
operation Of out OF state land COM
panies. During the three year term
Of the present board, not q permit
has been issued 70 foreign real es-
tate companies. according TO New
man.
Newman expressed the hope that
some Valley land company would
present its case against Wisconsin
BY filing a new application with de-
tailed information as TO it's status
and the Valley situation in general
and insist upon a hearing Some
good might result from a test case
of this nature. he predicted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
New World Record
For Bull-Dogging

FORT WORTH. March 17-tPl-
With a crash OF falling beef, what
was declared a new worlds record
for bull logging a steer. has been
established here at a rodeo per-
Torrance Of the Southwestern ex-
position and fat beef show.
RUDE Roberts Of Fort Worth last
night put his steer down in four
seconds flat. The unofficial record
is said to have been set at AS sec
onds a number OF years ago in
Florida by the late slim" Caskey.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17

eral manager Of the Houston Cham
Der Of Commerce on his arrival here
Monday.
He was interested In the Hug
the-Coast highway, saying that
would mean a great deal to this
section when it was completed.
Tourists arriving in Houston and
cities in that locality may then
be routed to the Valley direct by
northern chambers OF commerce,
he said.
The growth and progress in
Brownsville during the past three
years are astounding Mr.. Blanton
continued.
Mr.. Blanton arrived In the VAL
ley Monday morning, coming TO
Brownsville first. He IS TO be in
Harlingen at noon today for a
dinner TO be given there, and Is
scheduled to appear in Raymond
vile Monday night TO attend a
meeting. He will return to Houston
from Raymondville tonight, he said.
II was a visitor III Brownsville
three years ago, and predicted a
Bright future for the Valley and
this town" he said during an in
terview. However. when I looked
the town over this morning I was
astounded at the growth that has
been made"
He said the local port project
is the best thing that could be
done to insure a prosperous future
and pointed TO Houston as an ex-
ample Of what a channel could dc
for a city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
How Good an kishman Are
You Anyway, Nh: Pdtnck9

Come on YOU Irish, just how much do you know about OF Erin?
II you can't answer the following questions, try them on your
Irish friends.
Are you ready? All right. here goes:
In what county Of Ireland IS the Blarney Stone?
2 What place in Ireland is called the Devils Acre by the Irish?
3 What is the Gaelic name for Ireland?
4 What are the four provinces Of Ireland?
5. In what country was William Orange born?
[. What prominent Irish patriot was hanged by the English on
Sept. 20. 1903?
I. What part Of Ireland is famous for its lakes7
s. In what way does a person have TO be held TO kiss the Blarney
Stone?
S. According to Irish tradition who drove the reptiles out Of
Ireland7
10. Who is president Of the Irish Free State?
IL. What is the name of the great Irish emancipation who had
the religious tests abolished in the British Parliament?
Il. What city in ireland is the stronghold of the Orangeman7
ANSWERS TO IRISH QUESTIONS
!, Cork: Dublin Castle; :. Erin: 4. Ulster, Munster. Leinser.
Connaught. 5. Holland: 6. Emmett; 7. Killarney; g.. by the feet; 9.
st. Patrick; 10. William 7. Cosgraye: ii, OConnen; IL, Belfast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
AIR PASSENGERS

Planes arriving and leaving the
Municipal Airport Tuesday will
probably be loaded to capacity. &C
cording to advance bookings said
X. q. Buckley, local agent for the
Compania Mexicana de Aviacion.
Monday.
Air travel over the weekend was
light, he reported.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
THE t

For Brownsville and the Valley:
Cloudy and unsettled tonight and
Tuesday, probably with local show
ers; not much change in tempera-
ture.
For East Texas: Cloudy tonight
and Tuesday with local showers:
somewhat colder in north portion.
Moderate to fresh southeTly winds
ON the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
Hootch Skirts River Fad
Customs Inspectors Find Fancy Baggage
When Four Women Are Searched

Who said Paris had a corner on the dress designing industry? Look
over these latest creations-the "hooch" underskrt. which was designed
and modelled in the Valley.
The idea is this: No matter how suspciousy bulky a woman's dress
may appear nor how the bottles rattle. mounted customs inspector.
cannot search them.
Jimmy Collins, inspector, solved the problem recently. He came upon
a man and four women coming from the direction Of the Rio Granda
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
Big Opening Games
Planned by Towns
Especial TO The Herald.)

t0PCNAaA "
HARLINGEN. March l7-Both
San Benito and Harlingen plan TO
observe their big league" baseball
openings with much TODD. An at
tempt will be made by each city to
set a record attendance at the open
ing games OF the Des Moines and
Denver baseball clubs. training IN
San Benito and Harlingen.
The two teams play in San Ben
ito Tuesday and in Harlingen We'd
nesday. Harlingen plans TO close
I'D for the Wednesday game, and
stage a parade to the background
headed BY the high school band.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
Damage Suit Opens
Civil Court Docket

The damage suit or II. Horton Is.
Medley opened the weeks business
In the civil district court Monday.
Horizons attorneys allege that his
health has been impaired as a re-
suit or an alteration and seek
damages on that grounds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
Bullets Scatter Dancers
Two Are Shot When Pistol Fire Opens In
Matamoros Cabaret; Many Jailed

Saturday night dancers in a Matamoros cabaret were sent scurry1ng
to cover, one woman was struck by a stray bullet and a man Is IN the
hospital as the result OF an ARRAY between Alfonso Vasquez Sanchez q,
a mechanic arrived recently in Nlatamoros from Toluca, Mexico and
Fernando Cara, Matamoros resident.
Sanchez Is being held In the Matamoros Jail pending an investigation
Of the shooting. and Cara j. in hospital "Hgiar reported to be resting
we'll after treatment of wounds in his face, which re not considered SER
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
Harrington Mans Back
Broken in Accident
ISDecial 10 INC HeraIu.l

tCpeCldl 10 liz iaSA"AN'f
HARLINGEN. March l1-Fulcs
Martinez. 40. was taken to the VAL
lev Baptist hospital Sunday after
noon suffering a broken back after
his automobile had overturned on
the highway near here.
Hospital authorities Monday
morning pronounced his condition
as serious.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
HOUSTON WILL
Aid VALLEY
PORT PLANS
Chamber Chief Says
Bayou City Holds
No Jealousy

Apparently Valley citizens, as
well as others, are under the i'm
preston that Houston is antagonis-
tic toward cities attempting TO OBJ
tain ports OF their own. This Is
absurd. In connection with your
Valley port, Houston is delighted
and will cooperate in every
way. Houston is interested in
Brownsville" This was the state
ment today Of w. NJ. Blanton, gen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
Driller Killed

BIG SPRING, March l7-tP-
Joe Costutter. As. oil well driller,
was burned 20 death in a residence
fire here today. Two brothers. John
Costutter and Mart Costutter. both
OF indianapolis. were notified.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
Newman Arrives
To Aid Land Men
Discharged Wisconsin Secretary Offers Valley
Suggestions for Righting Ban
Against Texas Business
Especial 70 The Heraldl

HARLINGEN, March l7-Jchn L. Newman, former secretary OF tho
Wisconsin Real Estate Brokers board. discharged recently because Of his
purchase OF Valley citrus land during the Wisconsin Goodwill tour, r.
rived here this morning to be the guest OF Earl Bacon, Valley land man
who sold him the ten acre tract near La Fera, for q week or ten days.
He Is accompanied by Mrs. Newman
Newman. until now a leading figure In Wisconsas refusal 10 permit
Valley land companies 70 operate in the Badger state. vas Immediately
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
TIDE TABLE

High and low tide at Point Isabel
tomorrow under normal meeorolog-
ical conditions:
High ...... 7:06 a. m; 500 ~. III.
Low 1.20 p. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
U ON THE I r

n TLANTA, Ga.-An emperor born
~ on St. Patrick's Day is to lead
an invasion Of England shortly
Emperor Jones of Golfoom. This
Is Bobt-.'S 18th birthday.
LONDON-John and William Oil
yer, bachelor twins, who have made
money in the printing business.
have celebrated their 74th birthday
by buying an automobile.
PASSAIC, N. J-Nicholas A. Ber-
~. lawyer. Is thinking Of tying q
string TO his finger the next time
he motors to New York. He crossed
the Hudson by ferry. When he
arrived in New York. he walked
off the boat and vent to his des-
tination by taxi. When he remem-
bered the auto. II cost him SIS tow
ing charges to &c. 1t back.
LEwISBURG. Pa.-Dates are taboo
for A Of the 400 co-eds at Bucknell
because they smoked in their rooms.
A dance scheduled for tonight has
been cancelled. The penalty was
imposed by the student government
after admissions the rule had beer
violated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
W FORECAST

There will be no material change
In the river during the next few days.
Flood Present 7s-Hr. 24-HE.
Stage Stage Ching. Rain
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PORT ACTION EXPECTED

We are expecting q telegram
any day now from Congress in
forming us on port progress" z.
A. Rozenthal, city manager, said
Monday.
The report. We feel sure, will
be favorable" he added.
The expected telegram will
possibly have some bearing on
the outcome Of the 81, 500. 900
bond issue 10 be voted some time
in April. around the 20 or IS.
It Is said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
DATA

Sunset today .-r...-.s..-.. 0.SB
Sunrise tomorrow ......--.- 6:56
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-03

Taken III Raid-M. II. Greer, 30.
and +. II. Miller, 10. are in the
county jail chared with the posses
sion Of alleged homcbrcw which was
taken during raid made in Brawlcr
last night by Deputy Sheriff.
Yong, Elliot and eastman.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-03

DR.. A. E. Ar.rold, foot specialist
is at Hotel Balboa for few days.
Phone. $40. 26tf
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-03
SEELEY

SEELEN, July 3. Reg IIeatley
win spend few days this week
in san Diego doing little caroen-
ter work for Mrs. NJ. Scola Oh her
cottage there.
Nlr. and Mrs. WrigHr nave moved
iii Il cottage ON Imperial avenue.
Mr.. Wright is employed at Plaster
City.
+. CLAY sold his lease ON the pool
hall to Don Stevens and Robert
Foster is nos in charge Of the
place.
Mrs. Joe Oftclic and daughter,
/ Mrs Erma Stewart motored TO
Beaumont Tuesday and will stay
over Sunday.
Miss Vivian Womack accompan
led her eoGsin Mis- Helen Rogers 10
Coachella Monday. Miss Helen had
very narrow escape AT Mission
Beach sunday, almost losing her
life in the surf.
sam Pittman Of Kentucky is.vis-
iting his sister, NrS. T. \. Howard.
Mrs. II. Scola sold out her Dew
Drop Inn TO Mr.. and Mrs. Bouaeli
who will continue the business. Mis-.
Syola has moved back 10 san III
ego.
Ed Butler WITS very in ttv
days THIS week.
The Westaide country ciub me-
with MIS-. Robert York Thursday,
June 20. Members present Were
Mcsdamcs Low. Diehl, Higgins.
Dickson, Green, Kcmcd,, FurgasoH,
and York. Visitor. were Miss Louis
liuff Mrs. Luldtr and Niaa Ken
nedy. Fhc afternoon WAS spent
visiting.
The Haskell brothers and Miss
llaailcll accompanied Air. and Mrs
Walter Hansen to Moruo sunday.
ReV. Berry, who has been pastor
Of the Neeley Union church for the
past three years delivered his fare
we'll sermon Sunday June -
Rev, Berry left with his family
Monday for los Angeles. Mrs.
Berry vii return in September to
tcarh the Elm school again this
coming year.
\ farewell social time at the
Community Han was given Thurs
day evening for j. Btrry and fam
ily Ice cream Md cake were
served aud many friends were there
to wish success to MIR. Berry In
his new work he viii take up ON
the coast.
Lonnie Murphy entertained three
of his brothers from Whittier over
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lingrcn, who have
been living at The Arcata camp for
the past four months, left for BraU
ley Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. p. G. storms left
Wednesday TO spend the summer in
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-03

san Diego. They have been occupy
ing the Hcatlcy cottage this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Yeager and
little son are moving to Jacumba
Thursday rs Yeager's work is tax
ing him to that part of the country.
John Trammel IS home after
spending the winter in Arizona.
Leslie Foster has been working
ii Iloltyillc on ranch the past
week.
Several families III Socley had an
invitation to attend an Imperial
Valley picnic consisting of families
that now live or formerly lives in
Imperial Valley.
The picnic was held at san Juan
Capi>trano. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Copeland
and family, Mrs. Fred Henderson
and two children Of San Diego, Mr..
and Mrs. j. J. JeWett and family
Of Fullerton. MIR. and Mrs. Ed
Shcllhon and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
\. j. Durand Of Los Angeles, Mr..
and Mrs. G. II. Connect of Bell
flower, MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Sis
SON and son Of Sunland, Mrs. Miller
OF Imperial and several more fam
HES. about 50 being present.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-03
SCHOOL WRITES
FOR DATA ABOUT
VALLEY CITRUS

The fame Of Imperial Valley 's
erancfruit IS fast spreading to the
furthcmest regions Of the east, ac-
cordiHg to Manager Robert Hays Of
the FL Cento Chamber Of Com
morce, who stated That the chamber
is in receipt o. communication
from the mother superior OF The
Summit, Cincinnati, Ohio, catholic
school. The mother superior wrote
to iiavs as follows: 3" We are arEi-
ous to secure a few facts about I'm
pcr;a!, particularly about its grape
fruit industry, Wl..ch We could G2e
Jas problem ma>ariai m The Fifth
Grade book of series OF arithnf
ties Wh.c; We @Tc preparing. For
cur purpose We need facts, Of course
.and not sinply descriptive ma
terial.
Despite the limited supply Of Im-
.perial desert grown erano fruit, not
roariy sufficient 90 supply the entire
country, It's fame haa spread, accord
inc to Haya. Visitors passing
through ii Centre ana calling at the
chamber haadqumtcr. invariably
ASK about Imperial \aueN grape
fruit and N many Instances secure
boxes of grapefruit to carry with
liem oa their trip. The pnbilea-
tion Citrus in 9l4pcrial Valley By
The board Of trade, is much III de
mand, the chamber Of commerce
staff states, "aud hundreds Of
copies are distributed monthly to IN
quircis 1t tie counter and hy mail. -
The chamber agricultural commit
tee is much interested in increased
pI;stiags Of Valencia oranges Man
aper Norman Lombard Of the Desert
Citrus Exchange, in = recent ad-
dress at chamber Of commerce
luncheon stated that in his opinion
the production Of Valencia orauge4
would become an important factor
in the agriculture OF Imperial Val
10y.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-03

Notice s < s Electric Shop
is open for electrical work of all
kind. GOO Main st. Phone l13l.
+. Schmitt, Prop. Tn SM If
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-03

cording TO oufomofive experts,
Try this popular gasoline for
q few hundred miles and nofe
The difference. Insist on il from
the Cream and Red pumps in
Independent Service Stotions
where you see the Lions head.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-03

Liquor Possessor in Jail. G.
MHlr. -. Yves sentenced to spend
tie r"Xt 60 days in the county jail
by Judge Anderson of CalcXico when
lie was found guilty Of illegally
possessing a quantity of alleged in
tuNicatng liquor.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-03

BRAWLEY-
Super Service Station, Plaza
A. w. Pahnke. East Main St.
Dicks Service Station. East Main s.
Whites Service Station. w Main 81
Colledge View Service Station
Corner A & North Imperi9l Ave.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-03

and separated on February 20,
1923.
Jack King, -, appeared before
Judge Perkins charged with de-
frauding an inn-kceper. EXamina-
tion Of the case brought out the
Fact that while King actually was
arrears on u room bill at Il local
hosteIly, he had no intention Of go
ing away without setting his ae-
count 50 the court imposed Il sus-
pended $40 fine as no criminal IN
tcntion on Kings part could be
proven by the complainant.
Lola Gonzales, ~ who had been
arrested and turned over to the dis
trict attorneys office for investiga-
tion concerning IN alleged attempt
at cXtortion. was returned to pc
lice court this morning and set at
liberty when 10 foundations or the
charge were reported from the coun-
tv office.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-03


shepards Have Baby-Mr, "nd
Mrs Roy Shepard are receiving con
gratulations ON the birth Gf Phyllis
Eloise Shepard, born Monday at Sah
Diego, weighing seven Polnda.
Mother and baby are reported to
be getting along splendidly
Fourth Of July Celepration, East
Side Community Club House. Fried
chicken and Barbecue speciality. Wo-
man $ civic Improvement club. 2t2
Draws Suspended scntcnct-Sa
lone Martinez drei-. I :0-daY sus
pended sentence ia Judge Mayficld IS
court Yesterday afternoon, on con
dition that the. man does not run
afoul of the law again during thar
perod lc had Deen accused OF
stealing watch from fellow ranch
worker.
Roofing. Let us rix that roof be-
fore vacation on-lIartZelI--the Roof
er-Phone 25lW. If
Ruth Marcel Shop, 4th andWen-
slcy, will be closed for the summer
months. Return notice later. 3tf
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-03

Phone 252. DR.. Fix-It Shop. Str
DR.. A. E. Ar.loId, foot specialist
is at Hotel Balboa for few days.
Phone $40. 26tf
like Olden Times-Carl Einkley,
lG, is in the county Jail for inyesti-
cation regarding tie alleged theft
of a horse in Yuma. Binilcy was
arrcsted yesterday morning while
riding the animal, which is assorted
ITO haze been s,c>n in Yuma the
previous daF. He is waiting arraign-
ment OF the charge, while police are
seeking q companion supposed to b.
implicated in thc theft
Thinking of pm>c1ng7 Let iae
explain how you can own or mod
crni.e your own home. Call 493
after &. +. IN. 1Otf
Blowing c. -~.orage7--You can
rely an our dependents service. We
would be happy TO serve you if you
are moving this spring. Phone !.
Pioneer Truck u TtT. CO. IT'S
Roofing-22 yrs III valley-uaIt-
zen, thc roofer-Phona 251W. II
jailed on Drug CAarge-lrcac
Mendoza. ii, WAS sentenced to spend
20 days in tAe county jail by judy
Lorcul If CaIcN.co, when police
found complete hypodcrmic outfit
/ in her possession.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-03

In S:a Bcrnardino County, Escon-
dido wheat proved best, White Fed
GRAFTON second, Early Baart third.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-03
Doings About
Court House

Mildred Blackwell filed her com
plant for divorce against John
Blackwell yesterday charging hlm
with extreme cruelty i'll that he
struck and cursed her several times.
She asks for a divorce, alimony,
counsel fees and costs Of the action.
They were married in Yuma, August
II, 1929, and separated Jane 20.
1890.
An intcrlocutory decree of div
orce was granted yesterday by
Judge Finncy TO Margaret Thomas
from James Thomas ON the grounds
Of extreme cruelty. The sum Of $50
per month for the support Of min
or chid was stipulated in the de
cree to be paid by the defendant.
According to judgmcnt rendered
by Judge Finney yesterday W. /:
Myers, defendant, was declared
guilty Of unlawful detention of the
house and premises 1t 149 "ensley
avenue; the plaintiff, Elmer Lean'
ard, was given judgment for Sl2o
as rent due and $50 damages for
the unlawful detention Of the prem
iscs; and the lease entered into be-
tween them on December !, 1929
was declared forfeited by the de
fcndant and cancelled.
Jadgc Tmncy signed decree this
morning annuling the marriage be
tUcci.Jcssr j. Burein, plaintiff, and
Vera Burgin, defendant, on the
grounds Of fraud used TO obtain the
original consent. They married In
Oakland, July :, 1929.
y final decree Of divorce was
granted this morning by Judge Fin.
nev 10 Ada Palmer from William
Palmer on grounds Of mental cruel
*. TIE MINOR children we're given
into the custody of the plaintiffs.
and il was further stipulated THAI
the defendant should pay $50 Il
month toward their support. The
intcrlocutorl decree was given ON
January IL, 1929.
Isaac j. Stafford filed com
plaint against Edna T. Stafford III
superior court this morning, charg-
my that the defendant deserted and
abandoned him after they were mar
Rcd II is further alleged that at
the time Of the marriage, the plain
tiff Was but IS wears of age and
l..
cHts, nor did any other person haV
ing charge Of the plaintiff consent
10 this marriage. He asks decree
cf aunulmcnt and the custody OF a
minor child. The couple were mar
. rod in Fl Centric March Is, 1926,
Taken III Eaid-N. II. Greer. 30.
and +. II. Miller, 70, are in the
county Jail chared with the posses
sion Of alleged homcbrcw which was
taken during raid made in Brawlcr
last night by Deputy sheriff.
Yong, Elliot and eastman.
Notice-The S & :. Electric ShoT
is open for electrical work of al
kind 66O Main st. Phone 11$l
T. Schmitt, Prop. Tn S-M-ti
liquor Possessor in Jail. &
i Mll,r. -, Yves sentenced to spcna
tie n"Xt 60 days in the county jai
by Judge Anderson of talcXico wheI
lie was found guilty Of illegally
possessing q quantity of alleged in
toNioating liquor.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-03

Fruit and grains in the Beau
mont section Of Riverside County
this year returned the growers
$500. coo
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-03
Pure lemonade Ice cold at Paul's
- Sc a glass. Pickwica Stages.

or. A. Z. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-03

The best insurance for q per-
feet motor "trip is the use Of
Gilmore Blu-Creen Gasoline.
Il is guaranteed 10 remove car
bon accommodations. When you
chase our Carbon you bunish
Sl25 Of motor troubles /. &C.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-03
COUNTY RRJEE'S

Electric 1awn mower sharpening.
Phone 252. DR.. EiX-It Shop. Str